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Jim is President and CEO of Advocate Aurora Health. Previously, he served as President and Chief Executive Officer of Advocate Health Care, the largest health system in Illinois and one of the largest in the Midwest, since 2002. Named as one of the 100 Most Influential People in Healthcare by Modern Healthcare for six consecutive years beginning in 2011, Jim has been featured in local and national news publications as a leading voice on health care transformation and innovation; national health reform efforts; quality, cost and high reliability initiatives; patient safety; and health care providers’ commitment to serving their communities. Under his leadership, Advocate Health Care has been recognized as a national leader for its clinical successes, technological innovation, workplace culture and safety excellence. He is a former member and past chair of the American Hospital Association (AHA) Board of Directors, the national organization that represents America’s hospitals and health systems. He also is a former chair of the AHA Section for Health Care Systems Governing Council and a member of Regional Policy Board 5. Jim is a member of Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s World Business Chicago Board of Directors and is a past chair of Chicago United as well as the American Cancer Society’s (ACS) CEOs Against Cancer and the World Presidents Organization.

Susan Micheletti is a Chief Executive Officer at Emanuel Medical Center. She has worked as Chief Operating Officer at San Ramon Regional Medical Center.

Farrell Hayes is a President/CEO at Hutcheson Medical Center. He has worked as Staff Accountant at Hutcheson Medical Center and Chief Financial Officer at Hutcheson Medical Center. Farrell attended Gamma Beta Phi Society and Owen Graduate School of Management.

Experienced Executive Vice President with a demonstrated history of working in the hospital & health care industry. Skilled in Healthcare Consulting, Customer Service, Medicaid, Strategic Planning, and Healthcare Industry. Strong business development professional with a Masters in Business Administration focused in Public Accounting

Vedner Guerrier, MBA, LSSBB are a Chief Executive Officer at MEMORIAL HEALTHCARE SYSTEM and are based in Miramar, Florida. They have worked as Manager of Radiation Oncology at MEMORIAL HEALTHCARE SYSTEM, Vice President Oncology Services at MEMORIAL HEALTHCARE SYSTEM, and Director Physicians Practices at MEMORIAL HEALTHCARE SYSTEM. Vedner studied at Broward College and Florida International University - FIU.

Winner of 2016 IMAGE Magazine Management Professional Businesswoman of the Year Award On the 21st November, Kay Connolly, Chief Operating Officer (COO) of St. Vincent’s University Hospital (SVUH) was awarded the prestigious Management Professional of the Year Award at the IMAGE Business Woman of the year Awards 2016. Over 400 nominations were received for the 10th anniversary of the awards with just one in four nominations being shortlisted. Kay was the only public sector nominee and winner at the awards, competing with corporate enterprises. With 32 years’ industry experience, Kay Connolly has received multiple promotions since joining St Vincent’s University Hospital - nurse, nurse manager, Assistant director of nursing, and director of unscheduled care, culminating in her current role as chief operating officer. Kay is known for driving change and quality improvements, which maintain the high quality service offered to St Vincent’s Hospital patients. She provides leadership, management and clinical expertise to ensure the efficient running of one of Ireland’s largest acute level 4 hospitals with a staff complement of over 2,500. Kay works alongside the CEO and senior management in implementing the hospital’s strategic objectives. She is the first female appointment to this level within the management structure in 15 years.

George B. Hernández, Jr., JD, is the President/Chief Executive Officer of the Bexar County Hospital District d/b/a University Health System. The Health System operates 19 primary, specialty and preventive healthcare centers throughout Bexar County, as well as University Hospital, a 716-bed hospital which serves as South Texas’ only civilian Level I trauma center and first and only Level I pediatric trauma and burn center. University Health System also operates a non-profit HMO, Community First Health Plans, Inc.; a nonprofit multi-specialty physician practice University Medicine Associates.