Lisa Joyner Whatley
About Lisa Joyner Whatley
Lisa Joyner Whatley serves as the Donor Care Manager at Water Mission, where she has worked since 2019. She has a diverse background in sales and engineering, with previous roles at companies such as Yazaki North America and Delphi.
Current Role at Water Mission
Lisa Joyner Whatley serves as the Donor Care Manager at Water Mission, a position she has held since 2019. In this role, she focuses on managing donor care operations, ensuring data integrity, and developing processes that enhance team knowledge. She coordinates expressions of gratitude for donor gifts, ensuring that acknowledgments are personalized and meaningful.
Previous Experience in Medical Consulting
Before joining Water Mission, Lisa worked as a Direct Medical Care Consultant at Renew Medical IV Spa & Urgent Care for a brief period in 2019. This role took place in the Charleston, South Carolina area and provided her with valuable experience in the healthcare sector.
Sales Management Experience at Yazaki North America
Lisa held multiple positions at Yazaki North America from 2008 to 2018. She served as the Director of Sales for the Components Business Unit and previously as a Senior Sales Manager. Her tenure at Yazaki contributed to her extensive background in sales management and business development.
Career at Delphi
Lisa Joyner Whatley spent a significant portion of her career at Delphi, where she held various roles from 1991 to 2008. Her positions included Industrial Engineer, Release Engineer, New Business Development Account Manager, Program Execution Manager, Sales Manager, and Sales Account Manager. This diverse experience equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of engineering and sales processes.
Education and Expertise in Industrial Engineering
Lisa studied Industrial Engineering at North Carolina State University, where she earned both her Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees. Her academic background supports her expertise in data integrity and process development, which are essential for her current role in donor care management.