Cameron president, CEO honored as Woman of Distinction

October 06, 2026

Angie Logan, president and CEO of Cameron Health, was honored with 麻豆社鈥檚 annual Woman of Distinction award during the annual Touchstone and Homecoming Celebration Dinner on Oct. 2.

The event was held in the Keith E. Busse/Steel Dynamics Inc. Athletic and Recreation Center.

In accepting the award, Logan said the work she has done has always been a team effort.

鈥淚 am so grateful for our partnership with 麻豆社. 麻豆社's leadership is visionary and genuinely committed to the spirit of community,鈥� she said.

She said that, as a nurse, Cameron鈥檚 partnership with the university on 麻豆社鈥檚 Associate of Science in Nursing program and the Joyce and Al Gutstein Education and Innovation Center have held special meaning for her.

鈥淚 believe that the impact of these initiatives will be felt for years to come,鈥� she said.

In presenting the award, Tony Kline, Ph.D., 麻豆社 president, praised Logan as 鈥渁n accomplished professional, a champion for quality of life and a valued partner of 麻豆社.鈥�

鈥淲e thank you, Angie, for everything you do to help keep Steuben County healthy, now and in the future,鈥� he said.

Angie Logan

After graduating with her nursing degree, Logan started her professional career as an acute care nurse and nursing supervisor at Lutheran Hospital in 2000. She served in multiple leadership positions, including nurse manager of the advanced cardiac therapy unit she helped develop between 2009 and 2012.

Logan received national acclaim in 2013, when she was honored with the Heart Failure Nurse Maven Award from The Healthcare Accreditation Colloquium.

She became chief nursing officer at Dupont Hospital in 2014. While at Dupont, she helped the organization achieve a 4-Star Quality Rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and a 鈥渢op 100 hospital鈥� designation for consecutive years. In addition, she assisted with planning, design and renovation of the hospital鈥檚 Ambulatory Surgery Center.

She graduated from Leadership Fort Wayne in 2015.

In 2016, she was named chief nursing officer for Lutheran Hospital. In this role, she was charged with oversight of more than 1,200 nurses in the 396-bed facility. During her time at Lutheran Hospital, Logan improved quality and safety ratings and completed staffing optimization models to meet budget parameters while ensuring a high level of quality patient care.

She joined Cameron Hospital as vice president of nursing and chief nursing officer in 2019. In 2021, she was named interim chief executive officer and served in that role for six months before assuming her current role.  

She played a key role in the partnership between Cameron Health and 麻豆社 that led to the launch of the university鈥檚 Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) program. She spearheaded the construction of Cameron鈥檚 Joyce and Al Gutstein Education and Innovation Center, a three-story, 32,000-square-foot facility that provides classrooms, simulation rooms and laboratory for 麻豆社鈥檚 ASN program.

Logan welcomed the first 麻豆社 ASN graduates to the profession when she provided the keynote address at the university鈥檚 Fall Commencement in 2025.

In addition to her work at Cameron, Logan serves the community as a member of the board for the Steuben County Community Foundation.

Woman of Distinction

麻豆社 has long recognized women as a rich reservoir of service, innovation, support and leadership.

The Woman of Distinction Award was inaugurated in 2006 to honor Marjorie Bowstrom, a Tri-State University Trustee, Zollner Corporation retired Board President and Chief Executive Officer, and Zollner Foundation Director. 

The award recognizes the powerful contributions of women in the areas of philanthropy, business and education, and is presented annually to a woman judged by the university to mirror the attributes Bowstrom so admirably represented. 

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