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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.

Kiame Mahaniah are a Chief Executive Officer at Lynn Community Health Center and are based in United States. They have worked as Chief Medical Officer at NORTH SHORE COMMUNITY HEALTH, Associate Residency Director at Greater Lawrence Family Medicine Residency, and Haverhill Street Site Medical Director at Greater Lawrence Family Health Center. Kiame studied at Thomas Jefferson University between 1993 and 1997, UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH-OF between 1997 and 2000, and Haverford College between 1989 and 1993.

Katina began her career at Matthew Walker Comprehensive Health Center in 1996. Since this time, she has held successive roles as interim CEO and now CEO. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Health Care Administration and Planning from Tennessee State University her Masters of Science in Public Health from Meharry Medical College. In addition to overseeing strategy and operations at Matthew Walker, Katina also sits on a number of advisory boards including the American Cancer Society Nashville Advisory Board, Safety Net Consortium of Middle Tennessee and the Tennessee Primary Care Association Governing Board. In her free time, Katina enjoys volunteering with her church, serving as a Girl Scout leader and hanging out with her husband and two children.

The greatest accomplishments of Kevin LaChapelle are written in the lives of those whom he has mentored through the years. YouTube videos abound with stories of his mentees, who were down on their luck before having the good fortune of meeting Kevin, imparting wisdom gained from a diverse background that has included experience as a police officer, an author, an educator, healthcare administrator, speaker, and, most especially and proudly, PowerMentor. His mentees have risen to leadership roles, many going from high school dropouts to lawyers, teachers, executives, and law enforcement officers. Author of Overcoming Adversity: A Prosecutor And A Defense Attorney’s Inspiring Journey From At.