LEADERSHIP WEBINAR: Power of Now: Rapid Impact Strategic Growth
The Power of Now!
A fundamentally new approach to near-term growth is required to combat financial pressures, emerging competitive disruptors, and shifting consumer and physician expectations. We’ll show you how organizations are delivering strategic growth in the “now and near” to position - and pay for - sustainable growth far into the future.
Learning objectives include:
How to improve your organization’s readiness for rapid-impact strategic growth through key data insights and a collaborative operational growth readiness assessment.
Techniques to deploy for gaining the cross-discipline stakeholder engagement and buy-in required for maximum accountability and results.
Mapping a near-term strategic service line growth strategy by combining consumer demand insights and journey mapping, access and capacity improvement, and effective physician alignment.
Tammy Tiller-Hewitt, MHA, FACHE Moderator President & CEO Tiller-Hewitt HealthCare Strategies
Thomas Tiller II Moderator Chief Operating Officer Tiller-Hewitt HealthCare Strategies
Brittany Lawson Vice President of Operations HCA-Henrico Doctors' Hospital
Darcy Craven Chief Executive Officer Archbold Medical Center
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