After 18 years raising money for Santa Clara County’s health system, the nonprofit leader says his recovery is now his “full-time job.”
In his 18 years as executive director of the Valley Medical Center Foundation, Chris Wilder was known as a nonprofit superhero, a leader whose ability to raise money and get projects done made him seem like a force of nature., Wilder will be putting that force toward his own recovery as he stepped down from his job this week.
“It’s impossible to replace Chris Wilder because no one can do that,” he said. “But every day there are decisions I’m making where I’m leaning on the example that Chris set. That was his best superpower. He made people believe in themselves and be their best selves.” Wilder’s stroke provided him with a new perspective on the work he had done, too, as for six months following his stroke he was a patient at VMC’s Rehabilitation Center, one of the many hospital units the foundation had raised money to support.
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