Author, evangelist and CEO of Medigram, Sherri Douville recently joined me on the podcast. We talk about the new book she edited and co-authored, and dig deeper into why transformational leadership is the key factor in melding medical science with developing technology to meaningfully impact patient care.
Lev Gonick, the Chief Information Officer at Arizona State University (ASU) and one of the most respected CIOs in Higher Education, joined us on the podcast recently.
David Morris, CEO and Founder of HiPER Solutions, invited me onto his podcast, HiPERleadership, to talk about key leadership principles I’ve learned over the years and some ways to uncover existing talent within an organization. David is such a great host, and...
Ed Marx, Chief Digital Officer for Tech Mahindra Health and Life Sciences and formerly the CIO at Cleveland Clinic and NYC Health & Hospitals, joined us on the podcast to share stories from his extraordinary career from a guy who calls himself very ordinary. For those of us who have worked with Ed, we know he is anything but ordinary.
Dr. Melissa Woo joined us to discuss her career, her passions, and her unique challenges as a technology leader-turned higher education executive.
Dr. Heather Young joined us for a discussion on technology’s growing role in transforming healthcare. Dr. Young provided her unique insights on new approaches to promote healthy aging, the changing interface between older adults and healthcare providers, and the challenges we face going forward ensuring healthcare equity in a world increasingly enabled through technology and data.
As we launched this blog in the summer, I shared one of the most impactful concepts I’ve experienced as a leader – the idea that we can effect monumental change through making the decision to be one percent better every day. This year we asked each of our interviewees in what areas would they encourage leaders to be one percent better, and the responses were insightful.
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