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OUR 2025 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Professor at the University of Pennsylvania
& Best-selling Author of Grit

Wall Street Journal Best-selling Author
& Executive Education Faculty at
Columbia University

Thank You to our 2025 Sponsors

Platinum

Department of Internal Medicine

Michigan Medicine Nursing Administration

Office of the Chief Nursing Officer

Office of Faculty Development

Rogel Cancer Center Research Administration

U-M Health Ann Arbor

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Department of Family Medicine

Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences

Department of Pharmacy

Frankel Cardiovascular Center

Michigan Institute for Clinical & Health Research (MICHR)

Office of the Chief Operations Integration Officer / Enterprise Triad

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Department of Anesthesiology

Department of Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery

Department of Radiology

Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation

Office for Health Equity and Inclusion

Susan B. Meister Child Health Evaluation and Research Center

Taubman Institute

The Leadership Summit for Women in Academic Medicine and Healthcare is a rare opportunity for leaders from across the nation to focus on their professional development and the advancement of women. The Summit focuses specifically on advancing leaders in their careers in healthcare and academic medicine. Join 500+ leaders for a day of learning, growth, and inspiration. 

The Leadership Summit for Women is ideal for leaders dedicated to the advancement of women, including faculty and administrators. This event is open to leaders of all genders. 

This summit accelerates the development of leaders through skill-based learning, connection with other leaders in academic medicine and healthcare, and insight from experts on how to successfully lead in today’s complex academic medicine and healthcare environment.

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BROUGHT TO YOU BY:

The University of Michigan Medical School, School of Public Health, Ross School of Business, and Michigan Medicine