Medvale Lyceums
The Lyceum was a learning center in Athens where Aristotle and others lectured… an excellent model for our little town in which we too can gather as a community, sit back and think about ideas we might use to create impact. Our monthly 45-minute Lyceums are offered via Zoom on the 2nd Tuesdays at 9:15a Mountain Time.
“Transforming Messaging for Extraordinary Outcomes”
(37 minutes)
Tim Pollard
Tim Pollard, as the CEO of Oratium, has developed groundbreaking insights, tools, and processes to craft extraordinary messaging. His mission is to share these insights with others and empower them to become world-class communicators. At this month’s Medvale Lyceum, we explore how to change the course of healthcare by revolutionizing our messaging strategies.
“Ctrl+Alt+Heal: Digital Transformation in Healthcare”
(37 minutes)
Andrew Nieman
Andrew shares his entrepreneurial journey to healthcare where he is now designing transformative digital and mobile solutions to better impact care.
“What do Medvalistas need to know when marketing into the current healthcare environment?” (30 minutes)
Saul Marquez
Saul is the founder of Outcomes Rocket Growth, a marketing firm that works exclusively with its healthcare clients to create sales results–specializing in digital marketing. You’ll be amazed by his journey as the son of Mexican immigrants to now running a powerful healthcare marketing ecosystem.
“The Mastery Journey” (16 minutes)
Stephen Beeson, MD
Stephen Beeson, MD shares with us his journey to mastering human development for ourselves and our organizations. Dr. Beeson is the founder of Practicing Excellence where they are helping 50,000 clinicians deploy continuous improvement to deliver better care.
“Preparing for the Next Global Outbreak” (30 minutes)
Ted Epperly, MD
A chat with the author of “Preparing for the Next Global Outbreak” is our perfect inaugural Lyceum. Jim interviews Dr. Epperly for this only-in-Medvale opportunity to learn how a busy physician executive finds the time to write books… and what we in healthcare must do better when the next pandemic hits.