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Bill Henricks — CEO of the Year Finalist

Colorado is full of devoted entrepreneurs, business leaders and tech-savvy visionaries who are constantly taking the business world to new heights. It’s no secret that here, at ColoradoBiz, we love the Colorado business community. That’s why, every year, we spotlight the most impressive CEOs throughout our Centennial state and give credit where credit is due — to the forward-thinking minds constantly chasing the next great idea and upholding their business practices to the most purposeful ideals. We’re proud to introduce our finalists for CoBiz’s prestigious 2022 CEO of the Year award.

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Bill Henricks  
President & CEO, AllHealth Network  
Englewood

As president and CEO of AllHealth Network, Bill Henricks, 59, oversees the executive team and the Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. He was appointed by and reports directly to the AllHealth Network board of directors. AllHealth Network is a nonprofit mental health organization providing counseling, psychiatry, crisis services, substance use treatment, and more.

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In addition to his leadership at AllHealth Network, Henricks contributes to the broader effort for community mental health and substance use recovery. He is currently serving as the president of the Colorado Behavioral Healthcare Council (an organization of 17 companies across Colorado) and is on the board of directors for Signal Behavioral Health. 

Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, Henricks’ leadership at AllHealth Network was pivotal to ensuring the continuation of mental health services. He led a rapid implementation of Covid-19 protocols, moving from 5% telehealth services to 95% in two weeks. AllHealth Network grew from a $30 million to a $70 million organization under Henricks’ leadership, and it was able to meet the doubled demand for mental health care and remain on budget. 

With a Ph.D. in psychology and a master’s in business administration, Henricks has dedicated his professional life to behavioral health care, driving new business development, operations management, and innovation at top national organizations. 

Cally Cripps connects her community with important health services

Cally Cripps, 34

Director-Clinical Systems Integration, AllHealth Network | Englewood

Cally Cripp’s struggle with debilitating endometriosis helped steer her into a career in behavioral health.

“Over the years, Cally has witnessed people like herself suffering horribly, with no outside sources proactively addressing the corresponding impact of chronic pain on mental health,” colleague Keri Christiansen says. “It became Cally’s goal to help her community, connecting them with the services provided by AllHealth and other mental health organizations.”

For the past two years, Cripps has facilitated awareness through advocacy efforts as Colorado’s representative to Worldwide EndoMarch, the largest international coordinated endometriosis coalition in the world. Her work is focused on advocating for funding for public awareness and research into endometriosis, which affects 200 million, as well as for changes in treatment and diagnosis.

Tasked with leading a system-wide implementation of Smart Care, a clinical health care software designed by providers for providers, Cripps led a lean team through a complex process.

“The outcome was extraordinary,” Christiansen says. “Far greater efficiency with full integration for the caregiver and the client; management, point of care and scheduling tools; and integrations with outside resources that further enhance caregiver/client engagement.” 

Her No. 1 goal: “To make an impact within the communities I serve.”

This article is part of the ColoradoBiz’s 2021 Top 25 Young Professionals. Click here to read more about the latest class of up-and-coming movers and shakers.