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VIRTUALLEADERSHIP INSTITUTE

PERSEVERANCE

SEPTEMBER 9 - 10

2020 LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE | 2

These are difficult times, making relationships, networking, and learning more important than ever. Our Leadership Institute is virtual this year out of an abundance of caution and safety for you, your staff, and the residents you serve. The Association intends to meet these needs despite its virtual nature.

While we thought that 2020 would start with our vision for mission-based long term services and supports here in Michigan, we quickly learned that things change in a moment’s notice. These are indeed life-changing events that provoke new thinking and refocus, require us to become even more nimble and remodel our vision for our near and distant future.

We are pleased to invite each of our members to join us for our annual Leadership Institute - a fully-virtual conference specifically focused on access to the experts and policymakers who can help inform that new vision.

Knowing that 2020 is an election year, we have focused on pertinent state and legislative updates, budget, financial and reimbursement trends, regulations and guidance, innovation strategies, and networking opportunities. We want to help members overcome, persevere, and continue to provide the quality care for which we have come to be known for.

This event has always been one of the most enjoyable for members and business partners because of the tenure of our friendships, shared values, and experiences. It is that collective spirit that holds us to our mission and helps us persevere through regulatory chaos, transformational change, uncertain politics, budget issues, and the pandemic.

Together with our valued business partners we will create possible solutions, share alternative thoughts, and learn from one another.

DAVID E. HERBEL President/CEOLeadingAge Michigan

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Schedule of EventsWednesday, September 99:00 am.................... Networking9:30 am.................... Navigating Zoom 9:40 am.....................Welcome & Opening Remarks9:50 am.....................Director Robert Gordon10:50 am...................Break10:55 am...................Concurrent Education Sessions 11:55 am.....................Break12:00 pm...................Virtual Expo – Lunch & Learn with our Business Partners1:00 pm.....................Email Break1:15 pm.......................Concurrent Sessions2:25 pm.....................Break2:20 pm.....................Concurrent Sessions3:15 pm......................Closing Comments3:45 pm.....................Interactive e-Social

Thursday, September 109:00 am.....................Networking9:15 am......................Opening Remarks9:30 am.....................Annual Business Meeting10:00 am...................Director Alexis Travis11:00 am....................Email Break11:15 am..................... Concurrent Education Sessions 12:45 pm...................Virtual Expo – Lunch & Learn with our Business wPartners1:30 pm.....................Break1:35 pm......................Concurrent Sessions2:35 pm.....................Break2:40 pm....................Concurrent Sessions3:40 pm....................Interactive e-Social4:00 pm....................Program Concludes

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Plan to join us for our 2020 Leadership Institute, September 9-10. Don’t miss the opportunity to get involved and showcase your company by becoming a conference sponsor and participating in our Virtual Expo.

Each vendor will be assigned a private “virtual room” to host. Conference attendees will be split into groups and rotated through each expo room to hear about your products and services, discuss the needs of their organization and ask questions. During the two days, vendors will have the opportunity to meet with all attendees. We will also offer time each day for vendors to host a private room for attendees to return and have one-to-one conversations.

Sponsorship Questions?Contact Blake Weller via email at [email protected] or by phone at 517-323-3687.

Bronze $2,500• One virtual expo room

• One full conference registration

• Logo recognition on our website

• Logo recognition during virtual conference

• Electronic list of conference attendees

Silver $3,500• One virtual expo room

• Opportunity to host networking room during virtual conference

• Sponsor Spotlight – exclusively featured during one break

• One full conference registration

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Gold $4,500• Recognition during plenary presentation

• One virtual expo room

• Opportunity to host networking room during virtual conference

• Sponsor Spotlight – exclusively featured during two breaks

• Two full conference registrations

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Wednesday, September 9

Virtual Expo: 12:00 pm to 12:50 pm

Private meetings: 12:50 pm to 1:00 pm

Thursday, September 10

Virtual Expo: 12:45 pm to 1:15 pm

Private meetings: 1:15 pm to 1:30 pm

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

2020 Leadership Institute Sponsorship Levels

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FEATURED PRESENTERS

ROBERT GORDON Director, MDHHSDirector Gordon will share information about his role with MDHHS and his observations regarding the industry. He will also discuss some of the state’s special initiatives, what he sees for the future of our statewide health policy changes given Michigan’s budget issues, how members can prepare and

be more helpful if we experience a second wave of the pandemic, as well as next steps related to the Governor’s COVID taskforce.

Director Gordon oversees Medicaid programs, Children’s Protective Services, food assistance, public health and many other statewide health and human services programs. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer appointed him to the position effective Jan. 14, 2019. Director Gordon has a distinguished career in public service. Most recently, he served as senior vice president of finance and global strategy for the non-profit College Board. Prior to joining the College Board, Director Gordon served in the U.S. Department of Education as acting assistant secretary at the Office of Planning, Evaluation and Policy Development. He spent four years at the U.S. Office of Management and Budget, including service as acting deputy director. He had direct responsibility for overseeing the Administration for Children and Families and Administration on Aging at the Department of Health and Human Services, food and nutrition programs at the Department of Agriculture, and the Social Security Administration.

LARRY HORVATH Director, LARA, BCHSDirector Horvath will deliver a general overview of what is currently happening within the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs. He will give his insight on where he thinks Michigan needs to go

should a second wave of the pandemic occur. Additionally, he will review enforcement of the Governor’s Executive Orders and Infection Control Surveys.

Director Horvath provides regulatory oversight for state licensing of facilities, agencies, and programs including, but not limited to, nursing homes, hospitals, surgery centers, hospices, etc. In addition, the bureau is the state agency in Michigan on behalf of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) for providers interested in being certified to participate in the Medicare and Medicaid programs. Mr. Horvath is a graduate of the University of Michigan and has more than 25 years of governmental experience, including 15 years with the State of Michigan and 10 years with a local public health department.


ALEXIS TRAVIS Senior Deputy Director Aging & Adult Services Agency, MDHHS

Director Travis will discuss the many initiatives under her direction at the Aging & Adult Services Agency. She will provide an update on the Connect to Care

initiative, share the COVID success stories under her leadership, and how we can do more to collaborate with AASA.

Director Travis oversees an agency that provides statewide leadership, direction and resources to support Michigan’s aging, adult services and disability networks. She previously served as director of MDHHS’s Bureau of Health and Wellness within its Population Health Administration, where she managed the Division of Chronic Disease and Injury Control and the Division of HIV and STD Programs. In that role, she collaborated with internal and external stakeholders to develop a state dementia plan and established a state-level public health workgroup on healthy aging. Prior to her work at MDHHS, she worked as chief of community health for the Worcester Department of Health and Human Services in Massachusetts, where she managed the Community Health Improvement Plan and was a champion of health equity while working effectively with diverse community stakeholders – including older adults and people with disabilities.

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EDUCATION AT A GLANCE

Our conference is specifically focused on access to the experts and policymakers who can help inform our new vision. Knowing that 2020 is an election year, we have developed sessions to deliver pertinent state and legislative updates, budget, financial and reimbursement trends, regulations and guidance, innovative strategies, and networking opportunities. We want to help members overcome, persevere, and continue to provide the quality care.

Michigan’s 2021 BudgetDirector Mary Ann Cleary, House Fiscal Agency

Michigan’s Health Challenges Post COVIDDirector Robert Gordon, MDHHS (Invited)

Michigan's Regulatory EnvironmentDirector Larry Horvath, BCHS, LARA

Nudging the World A Little: Communicating StrategicallyRick Chambers, Rick Chambers & Associates

Raising Money in Times of CrisisCedric Richner, Kate Harris & Irina Thompson, Marts & Lundy

Tax Exemption Lessons Learned: A Member's StoryTheo Omo & Derek Betts, Thurston Woods Village and Stewart Mandell, Honigman

Unconscious/Implicit Bias: From Awareness to ActionLynda Jeffries & Joanne Robinson, The Leadership Group

Aging Well in MichiganDirector Alexis Travis, Aging and Adult Services Agency, MDHHS

An Innovative Approach to Managed Care PlansSteve Kastner, Trinity Health Senior Communities and Greg Bryant, Amy Kaszak & Will Saunders, AllyAlign Health & Align Senior Care

Become UnmistakableMike Novakoski, Elzinga Volkers

Collaborative Post-Acute InitiativesAndrea Charmley & Debbie Lull, Affirmant Health Partners

Disrupt Census DipsMorgan Bayer & Caryn Enderle, Concept Rehab

Financial Considerations: Strategies for Success and ComplianceJon Lanczak, Robert Long & Nick Maeder, Plante Moran

Innovations during COVID-10Carrie Hensel & Rachel Malkin, Therapy Management

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AGENDA AT A GLANCE

Wednesday, September 9, 2020

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Leadership Strategies Session I Leadership Strategies Session II

9:00 am to 9:30 am

VIRTUAL NETWORKING with Monica LevinJoin us with you favorite coffee or morning beverage

9:30 am to 9:40 am

Navigating Zoom HAVE

9:40 am to 9:50 am

WELCOME & OPENING REMARKS

9:50 am to 10:50 am

KEYNOTEMichigan's Health Challenges Post COVID

Director Robert Gordon MDHHS

10:50 am to 10:55 am

5 Minute BreakRefresh your beverage and join us for one of our next education sessions.

10:55 am to 11:55 pm

An Innovative Approach to Manage Care Plans

Steve Kastner, Trinity Health Senior Communities and Greg Bryant, Amy

Kaszak & Will Saunders AllyAlign Health & Align Senior Care

Become UnmistakableMike Navakoski, Elzinga Volkers

11:55 pm to 12:00 pm

5 Minute BreakGrab Your Lunch and Learn with our Business Parners

12:00 pm to 1:00 pm

Virtual ExpoJoin our Business Partners who have generously supported our conference

1:00 pm to 1:15 pm

Email BreakCheck your email, refresh your beverage and join us for one of

the sessions offered next.

1:15 pm to 2:15 pm

Michigan's Regulatory EnvironmentDirector Larry Horvath BCHS LARA

Raising Money in Times of Crisis Kate Harris, Cedric Richner & Irina

Thompson Marts & Lundy

2:15 pm to 2:20 pm

5 Minute BreakRefresh your beverage and join us for one of the sessions offered next.

2:20 pm to 3:20 pm

Tax Exemption Lessons Learned: A Member's Story

Theo Omo & Derek Betts, Thurston Woods Village and Stewart Mandell,

Honigman

Innovations during COVID-19Carrie Hensel & Rachel Malkin

Therapy Management

3:20 pm to 3:45 pm

Interactive e-Social


AGENDA AT A GLANCE

Thursday, September 10, 2020

EducationTracks

Leadership Strategies Session I Leadership Strategies Session II

9:00 am to 9:15 am

VIRTUAL NETWORKINGJoin us with your favorite coffee or morning beverage and network

with your colleagues.

9:15 am to 9:30 am

OPENING REMARKS

9:30 am to 10:00 am

ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING

10:00 am to 11:00 am

KEYNOTEAging Well in Michigan

Senior Deputy Director Alexis Travis Aging and Adult services Agency MDHHS

11:00 am to 11:15 am

Email BreakRefresh your beverage and join us for one of the sessions offered next.

11:15 am to 12:45 pm

Financial Considerations: Strategies for Success and ComplianceJon Lanczak, Robert Long &

Nick Maeder Plante Moran

Disrupt Census DipsMorgan Bayer & Caryn Enderle

Concept Rehab

12:45 pm to 1:15 pm

VIRTUAL EXPOJoin our Business Partners who have generously supported our conference.

1:30 pm to 1:35 pm


1:35 pm to 2:35 pm

Michigan's 2021 BudgetDirector Mary Ann Cleary House

Fiscal Agency

Unconscious/Implicit Bias: From Awareness to Action

Lynda Jeffries & Joanne RobinsonThe Leadership Group

2:35 pm to 2:40 pm


2:40 pm to 3:40 pm

Collaborative Post-Acute InitiativesAndrea Charmley & Debbie Lull

Affirmant Health Partners

Nudging the World A Little:Communicating Strategically

Rick Chambers & Associates

3:40 pm to 4:00 pm

Interactive e-Social


Registration Rates Member Rate Non-Member Rate

Full Conference $425 $525

Full Conference (Additional) $375 N/A

Single Day $225 $275

Business Partner & Sponsor $395 -

Business Partner / Vendor $595 $795

CONFERENCE INFORMATION

Conference RegistrationYou will be required to provide your name and unique email address during the online registration process. This information will be used to verify your attendance. Your conference registration includes access to virtual education sessions, networking and virtual expo.

Registration ConfirmationAll pre-registered attendees will receive a confirmation email with Know Before You Attend information. If you have not received a confirmation by September 7, please contact us at 517-323-3687 or via email at [email protected].

Completion Requirements• Online registration including name and unique email address• Log in each day of the conference• Attendance for the entire duration of each education session—attendance will be monitored and recorded• Completion of online evaluation that will be provided electronically after the conclusion of the conference• Once the evaluation is completed and submitted, you can access your certificate in your profile on our website at www.LeadingAgeMI.org

EvaluationAn electronic evaluation will be emailed to all conference attendees the week after the event. Once the evaluation has been completed you will be emailed your certificate of attendance. Certificates can also be printed upon evaluation completion by logging into your profile at www.LeadingAgeMI.org.

RecordingAttendees are not allowed to record any portion of the conference. LeadingAge Michigan will record the conference for recordkeeping purposes only. Recordings will not be available for resale. Presenting or attendance at the conference constitutes the consent of all participants to be recorded at the sole discretion of LeadingAge Michigan.

CancellationClick Here to view the LeadingAge Michigan Cancellation Policy.

DisclosuresThe planners and presenters agree to ensure the content for the educational activities are evident-based or based on the best-available evidence, and is presented free from bias. There is no conflict of interest and the content does not promote the products or services of any individual presenter or their organization.


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CONTINUING EDUCATION

Nursing Home Administrator (NHA)National Administrators Board (NAB)

Nurse (RN & LPN)LeadingAge Michigan Educational Foundation (WNA-0558-001) is an approved provider of continuing education by the Wisconsin Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

Social Work Continuing (SW)Michigan Social Work Continuing Education Collaborative

In order to receive continuing education credit for our live virtual conference you must, log in to the conference each day, stay for the entire length of each session and complete the post-event evaluation. Your name and unique email address will be used to verify your attendance for each session. If your attendance is not verified you will not receive CE credit.

Aging Services ProfessionalsMost licensing boards, credentialing agencies and professional organizations have processes that allow individuals to earn a certain number of CEs for non-preapproved programs or accommodate self-submission for approval of CE hours after the event takes place. They will most likely require proper documentation from the program sponsor that LeadingAge Michigan Educational Foundation routinely collects. If you are in need of information for this purpose, please contact us via email at [email protected].

LeadingAge Michigan is pleased to provide quality education sessions of which participants can earn up to eight and one-half (8.5) continuing education credits.

To assist you with continuing education needed to support your licensure or certification, LeadingAge Michigan Educational Foundation applied to the following organizations to receive pre-approved credit hours:


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We greatly appreciate your support of the 2020 Leadership Institute.

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

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