2025 Chicago Cluster
August 11–13, Monday–WednesdayElevating Your Leadership Impact: Turning Insights into Action
As healthcare leaders advance, the demands of leadership shift from personal execution to strategic influence, empowering others and leading at scale. This highly interactive, in-person workshop helps experienced healthcare leaders expand their presence, enhance their influence and position themselves for greater leadership impact and career growth.
This course combines leadership best practices, interactive discussions, hands-on activities and guided peer coaching. Participants will gain the clarity, strategies and tools needed to elevate their professional growth and translate insights into an action-oriented personalized leadership development plan. Key areas of focus include:
- Clarifying your leadership values and priorities to strengthen impact and position for growth
- Expanding your influence and visibility to lead beyond your immediate role and maximize impact
- Building and leveraging key relationships to strengthen networks, mentorship and sponsorship
- Enhancing executive presence and communication to refine messaging, boost credibility and lead with confidence
Seminar Objectives:
- Reflect on and clarify core leadership values and priorities to align with personal and professional goals.
- Apply executive presence, communication and emotional intelligence strategies to increase credibility, foster trust and lead with confidence.
- Expand influence across organizational levels by strengthening key relationships, mentorship and sponsorship.
- Create a personalized leadership development action plan that translates insights into concrete next steps for growth.
Who Should Attend:
Experienced healthcare leaders, e.g. directors, vice presidents, service line leaders and others preparing for senior leadership who want to:
- Expand their leadership presence and strategic influence
- Strengthen executive communication and visibility
- Build and leverage key professional relationships for career advancement
Presented by:
Julie Robbins, Clinical Professor, The Ohio State University College of Public Health
