Nancy Howell Agee is President and CEO of Virginia-based Carilion Clinic, an integrated health system which serves more than 1 million. Carilion Clinic includes seven hospitals which employs over 800 providers. Prior to becoming CEO in 2011, Ms. Agee service as EVP and COO. During her time as COO, she co-led Carilion’s reorganization from a […]

08 – Interview with Nancy Howell Agee, President and CEO of Virginia-based Carilion Clinic

The purpose of this podcast series is to showcase how leadership is the essential ingredient to address the ever-growing issues and challenges facing the US healthcare industry. As we know, the great majority of these challenges are too complex and wide ranging for any one sector to solve independently. This is where a health ecosystem leadership approach pays more than significant dividends. Solutions which emphasize how the various sectors of the health industry – such as hospitals and health systems, pharmaceutical companies, payers, policymakers, local government, community organizations – operate interdependently are the only ones with the potential to deliver on critical imperatives, like affordability, access, and outcomes. 

During this podcast, we will introduce you to some of the best and brightest health ecosystem leaders, who will share practical examples of how they have successfully demonstrated a collaborative mindset and the critical behaviors that lead to positive outcomes for their organizations, their patients, and the communities they serve. The behaviors and competencies these leaders demonstrate form the basis of our Health Ecosystem Leadership Model (HELM™), a framework for how leaders generate cross-sector solutions to the healthcare industry’s most pressing needs by envisioning a new future, aligning diverse stakeholders, managing boundaries and obstacles, and continuously acting and learning.

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The purpose of this podcast series is to showcase how leadership is the essential ingredient to address the ever-growing issues and challenges facing the US healthcare industry. As we know, the great majority of these challenges are too complex and wide ranging for any one sector to solve independently. This is where a health ecosystem leadership approach pays more than significant dividends. Solutions which emphasize how the various sectors of the health industry – such as hospitals and health systems, pharmaceutical companies, payers, policymakers, local government, community organizations – operate interdependently are the only ones with the potential to deliver on critical imperatives, like affordability, access, and outcomes. During this podcast, we will introduce you to some of the best and brightest health ecosystem leaders, who will share practical examples of how they have successfully demonstrated a collaborative mindset and the critical behaviors that lead to positive outcomes for their organizations, their patients, and the communities they serve. The behaviors and competencies these leaders demonstrate form the basis of our Health Ecosystem Leadership Model (HELM™), a framework for how leaders generate cross-sector solutions to the healthcare industry’s most pressing needs by envisioning a new future, aligning diverse stakeholders, managing boundaries and obstacles, and continuously acting and learning.

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08 – Interview with Nancy Howell Agee, President and CEO of Virginia-based Carilion Clinic

08 – Interview with Nancy Howell Agee, President and CEO of Virginia-based Carilion Clinic