Leadership Transition
Lorna Warwick to retire in December 2026
After eight years of leadership, Lymphoma Coalition’s CEO, Lorna Warwick, will be retiring later this year, in December 2026. This milestone will mark a significant milestone for the organisation.
Lorna has played a central role in shaping Lymphoma Coalition into a robust, data-driven organisation. The strategy, planning, and systems established during her tenure are now embedded within the organisation’s DNA, providing a strong foundation for continued progress.
This transition reflects both the impact of Lorna’s leadership and the strength of the organisation moving forward. With a planned transition period in place, Lymphoma Coalition is well positioned to maintain momentum across its ongoing initiatives and long-term strategy.
What comes next
Lymphoma Coalition’s Board of Directors have initiated a global search for a new CEO. The organisation is seeking a leader who will build upon this strong foundation and continue its commitment to high-quality global support. As Lymphoma Coalition looks ahead to its next chapter, the organisation is seeking a visionary leader to guide its continued growth and impact. If you or someone in your network is a “Lymphoma Changemaker,” you are encouraged to view the job description and apply here .
Lymphoma Coalition remains committed to advancing its mission and supporting the global lymphoma community, with continuity and stability at the forefront during this transition.