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Get filing alertsNHI appoints Chris Maingot as first Chief Operations Officer to drive senior housing growth
Filed July 27, 2026 · Period ending July 22, 2026 · ~1 min read
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NHI created a new Chief Operations Officer position and appointed Chris Maingot effective July 27, 2026, marking the company's first COO role as it expands its senior housing portfolio.
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Maingot brings over 20 years of senior housing experience, most recently as CEO of Longview Senior Housing (a Blackstone portfolio company) where he managed operations across the U.S. and Canada.
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Compensation package includes $415,000 base salary, prorated 2026 cash bonus with maximum potential of $360,937, and prorated equity award valued at $375,833 split between time-based and performance-based grants.
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Summary
National Health Investors created its first Chief Operations Officer position and appointed Chris Maingot to the role effective July 27, 2026. The move signals NHI's strategic focus on expanding its senior housing portfolio and deepening operating relationships.
Maingot brings over 20 years of senior housing experience, most recently serving as CEO of Longview Senior Housing, a Blackstone portfolio company, where he managed a senior housing portfolio across the U.S. and Canada, overseeing operational performance, portfolio strategy, capital deployment, and operator relationships.
For retail investors, the creation of a COO role represents an organizational evolution as NHI scales its senior housing operations. The company is adding operational depth at the executive level, which could support more effective portfolio management and operator oversight as it grows. Maingot's compensation structure—$415,000 base salary plus performance-based cash and equity incentives—aligns his interests with shareholders through equity grants tied to company performance. The appointment suggests NHI is positioning itself to capitalize on opportunities in the senior housing sector with enhanced operational capabilities.
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“The addition of a Chief Operating Officer enhances NHI's ability to drive long-term growth as we continue to expand our senior housing portfolio and deepen our operating relationships," said Eric Mendelsohn, President and CEO. "As the Company's first COO, Chris brings exceptional operating experience managing large senior housing portfolios and working alongside leading operators. His strategic and operational perspective will strengthen our operating platform and position NHI to capitalize on the significant opportunities ahead."
NHI's CEO stated that the COO role is designed to enhance the company's ability to drive long-term growth as it expands its senior housing portfolio and deepens operating relationships. The CEO emphasized that Maingot's experience managing large senior housing portfolios and working with leading operators will strengthen NHI's operating platform and position the company to capitalize on future opportunities.
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