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Nov. 7-10, 2027

Savannah Convention Center
Savannah, Ga.
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Tue Oct 20•10:45 AM – 11:30 AM•Solutions Theater Stage (Expo Hall)

ST10 – Ten Golden Takeaways from Health System Execs

Solutions Theater (Expo Hall)

Here’s a final say on closing day from four influential healthcare provider leaders who spoke during this year’s HCD and IFHE World Congress.  If you missed them earlier, here’s your magic moment to catch them.

 

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Speakers

Curtis Skolnick
Curtis SkolnickSystem Director, Real Estate Strategy-Portfolio Healthcare Planning, CommonSpirit Health
Mike Wood
Mike WoodSenior Vice President, Strategic Initiatives, SPMT Group
Jacobie Ricard
Jacobie RicardAVP, RWJBarnabas Health, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital
Abigail Lipperman
Abigail LippermanDirector Planning, Design & Construction, Children's Health
Yoshihisa Hirayama
Yoshihisa HirayamaIFHE Executive Committee Member, CEO, PS Company

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