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- Would you be willing to offer a pro- bono session for other AMED members and networkers?
- Yes
- Where do you live and work (City)?
- Southbury, CT USA
- What are your top professional skills?
- 40+ years of executive management in hospitals
- What is your main interest in the AMED network?
- education, inspiration, collegiate discussion/debate, personal development
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- Evening
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- Retired CEO of a mid-sized community hospital in the US. Earned a DMan from the University of Hertfordshire in the UK in 2003. Interested in research, reflection and writing about management and leadership issues from a complexity perspective
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- Exposure to fresh ideas
- What do you do for your own development?
- Mostly reading
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Thank you, John
You might detect some complexity features in our forthcoming September Gathering in Tostat (foothills of the French Pyrenees) here. Best wishes. Bob
Hello, John
Welcome to the AMED Network. Are you a member of Ralph Stacey's complexity network, by any chance? If so, you'll be in good company with some other AMED colleagues.
How about posting an image of yourself, so that you and your new-found AMED colleagues can connect with each other more readily across time/space? Best wishes. Bob