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MHA's Spring Leadership Forum Sponsorship Opportunity… MHA’s Spring Leadership Forum April 29, 2021 - Virtual Join us as a sponsor of one of MHA’s premier annual leadership events. Your sponsorship gives you the opportunity to gain exposure for your company before 350+ hospital and healthcare executives as they explore the most pressing issues regarding the transforming health care landscape. MHA’s leadership events deliver a large attendance of CEOs, CFOs, CMOs, CNOs, and their leadership teams, along with many public opinion leaders and other health care executives. Scroll down to the next page to review attendees from September 2020’s Fall Leadership Forum. Sponsorship Fee: $5,000 | Sponsorship Benefits Include: • Company name on all marketing materials and web site • Announcement and thank you to sponsors at start and end of program • Logo advertised in the software platform activity feed during the event, including opportunity for short “commercial” during breaks • Complete attendee list pre- and post-conference • One page ad in attendee handouts • 10 complimentary event passes • 2 passes to MHA’s Fall Forum (September 23. 2021) • 2 passes to MHA’s Annual Women Leaders in Healthcare Conference (November 11, 2021) To secure your company’s sponsorship or for more questions, please contact Kirsten Singleton at [email protected]. We would be happy to combine this sponsorship with any other program to create a package that suits your needs and budget. Packaging several events will allow for a discounted rate. ATTENDANCE AT 2020 Fall Leadership Forum: September 23, 2020 TITLE COMPANY VP, Strategic Marketing Emerson Hospital VP, Operations, Exec & Physician Search AMN Healthcare, Inc. VP, Operations Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Cape Cod VP, Finance Boston Medical Center VP, External Affairs Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Inc. VP, CNO & CAO Baystate Franklin Medical Center VP Performance Management NEQCA VP Development Marsh & McLennan Agency VP & Chief Pharmacy Officer Tufts Medical Center Vice-President, Government, Finance & Policy Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association Vice President Operations Sodexo Health Care Services Vice President Lavallee Brensinger Architects Vice President TD Bank, N.A. Vaccines Account Manager Pfizer Inc. V.P., Strategic Planning & Business Development Tufts Medical Center V.P., Strategic Operations Management Mass General Brigham, Inc. V.P., Sr. Relationship Manager TD Bank, N.A. V.P., Solutions Lumeris V.P., Quality & Patient Safety Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Inc. V.P., Patient Services/CNO Sturdy Memorial Hospital V.P., Pt Safety, Quality & Clinical Compliance Boston Children's Hospital V.P., Patient Care Services & CNE Lowell General Hospital Spaulding Hospital for Continuing Medical Care V.P., Operations & Director of Nursing Cambridge V.P., Marketing Dimensional Insight, Inc. V.P., Healthcare Solutions Dimensional Insight, Inc. V.P., Health Affairs Boston Children's Hospital V.P., Governmental Relations Lahey Health System, Inc., Part of BILH V.P., Government Affairs McDermott, Quilty & Miller, LLP V.P., Government & Community Relations UMass Memorial Health Care, Inc. V.P., Governance & Member Relations Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association V.P., Finance Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital V.P., Employee Benefits MHA Solutions V.P., Clinical Services & Programs Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital V.P., Clinical Integration Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association V.P., Clinical Affairs Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association V.P., Chief Medical Officer Anna Jaques Hospital, Part of BILH V.P., Chief General Counsel Baystate Health, Inc. V.P. Government Affairs Beth Israel Lahey Health, Inc. Unit Manager Baystate Medical Center Transitional Care Service Line Manager Atrius Health Thoracic Surgeon South Shore Hospital SVP, Planning & Chief Strategy Officer Emerson Hospital SVP, Network & Strategic Ops & Chief Clinical Integration Officer Lawrence General Hospital SVP, Marketing, Comms & Ext. Relations Baystate Health, Inc. SVP, Clinical Services UMass Memorial Medical Center SVP, Clinical Affairs & CMO Emerson Hospital SVP, Chief Quality Officer Baystate Medical Center SVP & Chief Safety and Quality Officer Boston Children's Hospital Surgeon South Shore Hospital Surgeon Brigham and Women's Hospital Student Suffolk University Student Suffolk University Student Suffolk University Student Suffolk University Student Suffolk University Student Suffolk University Sawyer Business School Strategic Account Manager - New England Exact Sciences Strategic Account Manager Exact Sciences Sr. Project Manager Mass General Brigham, Inc. Sr. Manager, Accounting & Payroll Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association Sr. Director, Quality Baystate Health, Inc. Sr. Director, Managed Care Policy Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association Sr. Director, External Communications Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association Sr. Director, Contracting and ACO Performance Lowell General Physician Hospital Organization Sr. Dir., Revenue Cycle Improvement Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Inc. Sr. Dir., Healthcare Innovation and Process Imp. LogixHealth Sr. Dir. & Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer Baystate Health, Inc. Sr. Administrative Director Boston Medical Center Specification Manager LG Hausys Senior VP, Chief Innovation Officer Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association Senior Vice President Bank of America Senior V.P., Government Advocacy Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association Senior Regional Director Massachusetts General Hospital Senior Project Manager Boston Children's Hospital Senior Process Improvement Consultant Massachusetts General Hospital Senior Process Improvement Consultant Massachusetts General Hospital Senior Practice Solutions Specialist Massachusetts Medical Society Senior Marketing Executive Geneia Senior Managing Consultant PFM Senior Manager, Quality & Operations Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Inc. Sr Manager, International Strategic Initiatives Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Inc. Sr Manager, Health Industries Advisory PwC Sr Manager, ACO Policy & Business Relations Boston Children's Hospital Senior Manager Mass. Health Policy Commission Senior Director, Strategy & Innovation Cataldo Ambulance Service, Inc. Senior Director, Healthcare Policy Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association Senior Consultant Dimensional Insight, Inc. Scholar-in-Residence The Schwartz Center for Compassionate Healthcare Sales Manager Wyebot S.V.P., Operations & CNO Lawrence General Hospital S.V.P., Clinical Operations & CNO MelroseWakefield Healthcare Rural Hospital Program Coordinator Commonwealth of MA - DPH Office of Rural Health Risk Manager Coverys Risk Management Director Coverys Relationship Manager TD Bank, N.A. Regional Market Leader Guidehouse Regional Account Director, New England AstraZeneca Radiologist South Shore Medical Center Quality Specialist Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Inc. Quality Improvement Consultant Boston Children's Hospital Project Specialist Massachusetts General Hospital Project Mgr., Managed Care North Shore Health System, Inc. Project Manager Boston Children's Hospital Project Manager Lavallee Brensinger Architects Project Manager Boston Children's Hospital Trust Project Manager Lavallee Brensinger Architects Project Coordinator Brigham and Women's Physicians Organization, Inc. Project Coordinator Boston Children's Hospital Program Manager, Patient & Family Relations Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Inc. Program Manager Commonwealth Care Alliance Program Manager Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston Program Manager Boston Children's Hospital Program Director Brigham & Women's Physicians Organization Program Director, Clinical Integration Boston Children's Hospital Professional Medical Representative Exact Sciences Process Improvement Consult. Massachusetts General Hospital Principal Consultant Healthcare Triangle Principal Lavallee Brensinger Architects Principal Guidehouse Principal Lavallee Brensinger Architects Principal Applied Management Systems, Inc. President, HSL Healthcare Srvcs. & HRC Hebrew Rehabilitation Center President, Community Hospitals & CAO UMass Memorial Health Care, Inc. President, Baystate Medical Ctr & SVP, Hospital Ops< Baystate Health Baystate Medical Center President & COO Benchmark Wellness Management LLC President & CEO Sturdy Memorial Hospital President & CEO Home Health Foundation, Inc. President & CEO Holyoke Medical Center President & CEO Signature Healthcare President & CEO Southcoast Health President & CEO Milford Regional Medical Center President & CEO Baystate Health, Inc. President & CEO Mass General Brigham, Inc. President & CEO Fenway Health President & CEO Community Healthlink President & CEO Cooley Dickinson Health (Hospital) President & CEO Harrington HealthCare System, Inc. President & CEO Franciscan Children's President & CEO Massachusetts Association of Health Plans President & CEO Martha's Vineyard Hospital President & CEO Emerson Hospital President & CEO Boston Medical Center President & CEO Hebrew SeniorLife President & CAO Baystate Wing Hospital President Baystate Noble Hospital President BID-Milton, Part of Beth Israel Lahey Health President BID-Needham, Part of Beth Israel Lahey Health President Olmsted Medical Center President Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital President Dexter-Russell, Inc. President Carney Hospital President Newton-Wellesley Medical Group President Tringale Health Strategies, LLC President Winchester Hospital, Part of BILH Practice & Medical Economics Coordinator Massachusetts Medical Society Practice
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