The Ryan Seacrest Foundation, a Tennessee-based nonprofit organization that brings interactive media studios into pediatric hospitals to help patients find joy during treatment, has named Clark Sweat as senior vice president of partnerships and marketing. Sweat has decades of industry experience, with a 30-year record of scaling healthcare and nonprofit organizations. His experience includes being founder and CEO of Cause4Good; serving in executive leadership roles at Salt Lake City-based Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, including as executive vice president and chief operating officer and chief revenue officer; and spearheading corporate partnerships and international development strategies at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Founded in 2009, RSF operates a national network of 14 Seacrest Studios where patients host podcasts, produce video content, and interview celebrity guests while receiving care. The hospital network includes Primary Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake City.
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