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Children’s Minnesota promotes Mariana Quiroga to vice president of marketing

MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL (Jan. 29, 2026) — Mariana Quiroga has been promoted to vice president of marketing at Children’s Minnesota, effective Jan. 5, 2026. In her new expanded role, she will continue to lead all marketing and campaign strategy and execution, while taking on the responsibilities for digital content and strategy, including all owned digital channels and operations. 

“Mariana’s strategic vision, creativity and unwavering dedication have elevated our marketing department. Her expanded role is a natural next step, and I’m thrilled to see her continue strengthening our brand, expanding our digital presence and championing the exceptional work of our Kid Experts,” said Hillery Shay, senior vice president, chief marketing and experience officer. 

Quiroga joined Children’s Minnesota in 2021 as the senior director of marketing and leads a team of marketers, marketing operations and an internal creative agency. She launched health care professional marketing and has grown that skillset within her team. She has evolved the Children’s Minnesota brand positioning during her time to reflect current strategy and values. She also leads, together with the vice president and chief value officer, a 30-member cross-functional Experience Council executing on the vision to differentiate Children’s Minnesota on all experiences, from human to clinical, digital and environmental. Quiroga volunteers representing Children’s Minnesota on the Wilder Foundation board.  

“I’m excited about this new role. Our team has so much momentum, and I can’t wait to keep building our brand and digital presence together. It’s an amazing privilege to support our Kid Experts, the families who count on us and the donors that help make our mission possible,” said Quiroga. 

About Children’s Minnesota 

Children’s Minnesota is one of the largest pediatric health systems in the United States and the only one in Minnesota devoted exclusively to children, from before birth through young adulthood. An independent and not-for-profit system for more than 100 years, Children’s Minnesota offers more than 60 pediatric specialties through its two hospitals, multiple specialty centers and clinics throughout the metro area. The Kid Experts® at Children’s Minnesota are chosen by more families than any other pediatric health system in the region. 

Find us on Facebook @childrensminnesota or on Instagram @childrensmn. Please visit childrensMN.org. 

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