Current Participants
Participants
Jack Peters
EvergreenHealth
Phillip Wood
Cape Fear Valley Health System
Robin Parkin
University of Virginia Health System
Pete Marks
WakeMed Health and Hospitals
Karla Arzola
Campbell County Health
Tracy Donegan
MLK Community Healthcare
Julia Zhou
Other - Unknown
Neal Patel
Vanderbilt University
Beth Lindsay-Wood
Moffitt Cancer Center
Joy Grosser
Noveltas Ventures
Renee Fosberg
Emerson Hospital Health System
Sonney Sapra
UVA Health
Donna Roach
University of Utah Hospitals and Clinics
Jason Wood
MarinHealth
Erica Williams Lankes
AdventHealth
Todd Tyler
Curana Health
Beth Cooper
Other - Vendor
Skye Cowan
City of Hope
Audrey Parks
Salinas Valley Memorial Healthcare System
Nayan Patel
Other - Unknown
Jennifer Wesson Greenman
Other - Health Systems
Alistair Erskine
Highmark Health
Rusty Yeager
Other - Health Systems
Kevin Conway
Baystate Health
David Garrett
Other - Health Systems
Gerald Greeley
Shields Health
David Giambruno
Tivity Health
Thomas Bentley
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Lori Boisjoli
University of Vermont Health Network
What Others are Saying
"The 229 Project CIOs was one of the most valuable connections I have made with my peers and leading technology partners. The collaboration and discussion during the onsite event was valuable, but the ongoing dialogue that continues is what is priceless. Thank you for the opportunity to bring CIOs together in a true learning environment."
Donna Roach
Chief Information Officer | University of Utah Health
"I would highly recommend 229 as the investment in time and the return on networking and the sharing of ideas are invaluable!"
Craig Richardville
Former Chief Information Officer | Intermountain Health
"A relaxed atmosphere where a small group of colleagues can come together to share and learn from each other. I am in contact with many of the attendees on a variety of topics which were discussed. My organization will benefit from this event."
Chuck Podesta
Chief Information Officer | Renown Health
A 229 Event Experience...
Why 229?
With the first confirmed COVID-19 case on February 29th in the United States came grief, confusion, and an overwhelming burden on our healthcare system.
229 Groups were founded on the belief that bringing health IT leaders into small, intentional conversations could propel the continuation of the type of innovation and collaboration we saw happen post February 29th.
What makes a 229 Meeting distinct:
- Small Groups / Dynamic Discussions
- Limited Topics allow you to drill down with your peers on relevant challenges
- Facilitated Peer-to-Peer interaction
- Fantastic settings for a great retreat, bring your plus one
- Emphasis on relationship building
Typical Schedule
Day 1
- 6:00pm - Welcome Drinks
- 7:00pm - Dinner
Day 2
- 7:30am - Breakfast
- 8:00am - Summit Meeting
- 12:00pm - Lunch
- 6:00pm - Dinner & Dessert Together
Day 3
- 7:30am - Breakfast
- 8:00am - Summit Meeting
- 12:00pm - Lunch
Participant Benefits
A Few Notes on Compliance
- Each attendee is invited to attend and speak at the event.
- This Week Health asks the attending speaker to cover their travel costs to and from.
- This Week Health covers hotel costs.
- This Week Health is a media company.
- This Week Health is not a vendor for any Health System in the industry.
- If you would still like to attend the event and not accept coverage of the speaker's hotel costs, we can set up the expenses to be covered by your health system.