Monday, June 10, 2019 7:15-8:15am: Does Canada Have the Health Leadership Capacity We Need to Innovate? Good leadership is often taken for granted; however, with Canada’s declining relative performance and fragmented innovation efforts, new approaches to leadership and leadership development are vital: old ways won’t work. Growing leadership capacity is a strategic and operational priority […]
Continue Reading →It’s that time of the year when we hope Spring is on its way! We now are able to confirm that CHLNet’s By Leaders, For Leaders leadership dialogue reception will be on Wednesday, May 1, 2019 with Michael B. Decter, a Harvard trained economist and President and Chief Executive Officer of LDIC Inc. Michael previously […]
Continue Reading →We are continuing the conversation from our hugely successful breakfast session last year at NHLC and, along with LEADS Canada, are hosting a webinar “It’s Not Winning or Losing but How You Play: Our Most Impactful Lessons for Leaders in Health Reform” on March 29, 2019. Our speakers include: Sharon Bishop, Saskatchewan Health Authority Carmelle d’Entremont, Nova […]
Continue Reading →Check out our latest “Top Ten” Suggested LEADS Readings, which provides detail on how selected leadership articles relate to the LEADS Framework components. Top Ten Reading List – November 2018 Previous Top Ten Reading Lists
Continue Reading →On September 27th, 2018, Michelle Moonesar and Melicent Lavers (Emerging Health Leaders), alongside moderator Emily Gruenwoldt (founder of Emerging Health Leaders), presented on the generational gap in health leadership. To listen to the webinar recording and view the associated background material click here.
Continue Reading →“It’s Not Winning or Losing but How You Play: Our Most Impactful Lessons for Leaders in Health Reform” was the topic of our breakfast session at NHLC in St. John’s, Newfoundland, on June 4, 2018. Many thanks to CCHL for allowing us to host this session and to our guest speakers: Gillian Kernaghan, St. Joseph’s Health […]
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