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Sheri Peifer

Chief Strategy Officer, Eskaton

As Eskaton’s Chief Strategy Officer, Sheri collaboratively works with healthcare, technology, academic and business partners to lead Eskaton’s forward-thinking approaches aimed at positively transforming the aging experience. Peifer and her team focus on establishing integrated service and care networks for the over 10,000 older adults Eskaton serves. Among key goals for Sheri is expanding how Eskaton rethinks and packages services for people living at home. Sheri serves on the LeadingAge California Board and Chairs the Planning Committee, and participates in the EMERGE Leadership Selection Committees. She is a graduate of the national LeadingAge Leadership Fellow program, based in Washington D.C. Sheri holds a BA from Messiah College in Pennsylvania and an MS in Gerontology and Education from California State University, Sacramento. She and her husband, Scott, raise three active young boys.

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