South Carolina ACHE
The SC ACHE Board Members recently met to discuss SC ACHE's 2023-2025 strategic plan. The top priority being to provide more face-to-face credit opportunities and networking events. Additionally, they are committed to promoting events that encourage engagement with all members.
Featured left to right back row:Temitope Ayeni, FACHE, CDFM-A, Marc J. Miller MBA, FACMPE, FACHE, Zahi R. Jurdi, DHA, Kapri Kreps Rhodes, MBA, Kolby Redd, PhD, MHA, FACHE, Chris Rees, Donald M. Peace, Ph.D., FACHE, Dennis Coker
Featured left to right front row: Tara Powell, Cassie Craddock, Karen Schwartz, FACHE, Divya Reddy, MPH, FACHE, Sshune Houston Rhodes, MHA, FACHE
Low County Chapter of SC ACHE hosted a networking event on 1/30/2024 with a panel of experts discussing the topic of the recent surge in merger and acquisition activity and how healthcare leaders must be prepared to lead their organization through this transition.
Panelists (Featured in photo 2 eft to right):
·Anthony Powell - Managing Director, Knowledge Capital Group
Dunc Williams, Jr., PhD - Associate Professor of Health Financial Management, College of Health Professions - MUSC
Kevin Hoak, MHA - Senior VP and Chief Operating Officer, Roper St. Francis Healthcare
In collaboration with SCHA, SC ACHE included a 3-hour program offering continuing education credits for participants at the Better State of Health Summit on 12/5/2023. The topic presented: focus on Managing and Optimizing the Human Margin by Dr. Katherine A. Meese, PhD (featured in top picture).
SC ACHE Midlands presented a lunch and learn meeting hosted at the South Carolina Hospital Associationon 2/15/24. During the educational luncheon Rozalynn Goodwin and Allan Stalvey presented on topics regarding healthcare advocacy and current legislation being discussed within our great state.