Sarah Cranston — CEO
Strategic operations leader with a track record of driving organizational excellence and scaling high-performing companies. At Redesign Health, I lead firm-wide operational excellence—overseeing Operations, People, Talent, Marketing, and Communications, and design and lead the end-to-end founder experience, from sourcing exceptional founders. to accelerating their success through the Redesign Platform. Previously, as VP of People at Andela, I guided the organization through a major transformation into a global talent marketplace. At Medallia, I led Talent Development and Strategy and partnered with enterprise clients to shape their customer experience strategies. I began my career in management consulting at Deloitte, where I built the strategic, analytical, and structured problem-solving skills that define my approach today. Core strengths: operational strategy, cross-functional leadership, scaling organizations, talent strategy, culture building, and driving execution in complex environments.
Stackforce AI infers this person is a strategic operations leader in the healthcare and talent development sectors.
Location: New York, New York, United States
Experience: 14 yrs 9 mos
Skills
- Operational Strategy
- Cross-functional Leadership
- Talent Strategy
- Culture Building
- Talent Development
- Business Strategy
Career Highlights
- Led operational excellence at Redesign Health.
- Transformed Andela into a global talent marketplace.
- Developed talent strategies at Medallia.
Work Experience
Redesign Health
Head of Platform (4 yrs 10 mos)
Andela
VP, People (5 mos)
Medallia
Head of Professional Development & Talent Strategy (2 yrs 2 mos)
Senior Manager, Professional Services (3 yrs 3 mos)
LOCOG (London Organising Committee Of The Olympic & Paralympic Games)
Technology Operational Readiness (secondment from Deloitte) (2 yrs 1 mo)
Deloitte Consulting
Senior Consultant and Engagement Manager (4 yrs 1 mo)
Education
Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) at University of Leeds
French Law at Université Toulouse 1 Capitole