Ethical Leadership & Healthcare
Featuring two panels:
9:30-11:00am: Business Session
Employee Health as a Community Investment
Produced with Vail Valley Works, this session brings together local business leaders to talk about employee health as an investment in the community — not just a line-item cost.
A Panel of Local Business Leaders
11:15-1pm: Plenary Keynote Lunch
Health Care as a Moral Ecosystem
The full Forum comes together for the Plenary Lunch: a panel discussion among leaders who see health care from every angle — hospital leadership, value-based care, rural medicine, and impact investing — followed by a Jeffersonian-style lunch conversation and open Q&A.
Produced in partnership with Vail Symposium
Featuring:
Will Cook
President & CEO
Christiana Beveridge, MD
Family Physician & Founder Eagle Care Clinic
Craig Jonas, Ph.D.
Founder
Dr. Kent Petrie
President & Chief Medical Officer
FORUM HOST
Students Shoulder-to-Shoulder (SStS), founded in 2007, inspires and supports ethical leadership through a variety of programming. Operating as a 501(c)3, SStS's organizational structure includes partner groups in education, business, social enterprise, philanthropy, and government.
“The Fall Forum was one of the most enriching professional development experiences I have had in over 25 years of teaching. As a first-time attendee, I wasn’t sure what to expect, and I am so thankful for the opportunity to meet inspired and inspiring switched-on fellow educators to talk about leadership and promoting student engagement with making the world a better place. And to hear from partner non-profit leaders describing their work and their passions - what a privilege. My colleague and I left feeling fired up and ready to help make a difference back at our school. I am energized and convinced that our partnership with Shoulder-to-Shoulder will enable us to develop meaningful and impactful programming for our students and faculty.”
Rob Curran, CEO, Director of The Institute for Atlantic Studies, Savannah Country Day School