Ohio Association for Healthcare Philanthropy
OAHP's 2023 Fall Conference
November 16, 2023 @ OhioHealth
3430 OhioHealth Parkway, Columbus, OH 43202
Schedule of the Day:
8:45 - 9:30 am
9:30 am
9:45 - 10:45 am
10:45 - 11:15 am
11:15 - 12:30 pm
12:30 - 1:30 pm
1:30 - 2:30 pm
2:30 pm
Welcome, registration, exhibitors, continental breakfast
Opening remarks
Alice Ayres, President & CEO of AHP
State of the Union for Healthcare Philanthropy
Morning break, exhibitors
Nathan Chappell
Overcoming the Competition for Connection through Radical Connection
Lunch
Panel Discussion led by Nathan Chappell; panelists include Alice Ayers, Simon Bisson, Jena Pado and Rick Thie
Donors First: Prioritizing Relationships Over Revenue
Closing remarks
3 CFRE credits will be available for the conference. See below for presentation descriptions.
Presenting Sponsor
Lunch Sponsor
Coffee Sponsor
Thank you to our Sponsors:
See below for more sponsorship options...
Attendee Pricing:
Sponsorship Opportunities:
Single attendees
Members: $200
Non-members: $275*
For 4 or more attendees
Members: $150
Non-members: $225*
*includes membership through December 2023
Sponsors are a necessary part of a successful conference and we have a variety of sponsorship levels to fit with your budget. Please review the Sponsorship Options document and reach out to info@ohioahp.us for more information.
Thank you to our Tabletop Exhibitors...
Featured speakers:
Betsy Taylor has become one of health care philanthropy’s most provocative thought leaders. She is an award-winning author, speaker and consultant drawing on more than 25 years’ experience in health care philanthropy including 17 years as chief philanthropy officer and foundation president in academic, community and children’s hospitals. Betsy specializes in leadership engagement and philanthropy strategy.
Her work has been featured in national trade publications for philanthropy and health care management including Healthcare Executive, Trustee, BoardRoom Press, Modern Healthcare, H&HN Daily, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, FierceHealthFinance, Healthcare Philanthropy Journal, Chief Executive Officer, Becker’s Hospital Review, Pediatric Focus, Health Facilities Management and more. She is also a frequent resource contributor to the American Hospital Association’s Trustee Services website (https://trustees.aha.org).
In addition to leading Accordant, Betsy is a faculty member for the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) where she educates CEOs and senior health care executives about positioning philanthropy as a key revenue resource for health care. She is also a presenter with the American Hospital Association’s Speakers Express and a frequent speaker at conferences for health care and philanthropy in both the U.S. and Europe. Betsy is the AHP 2021 Si Seymour Award recipient and serves on the invitation-only Forbes Councils for Nonprofits.
Betsy received a Master’s degree in journalism from Columbia University in New York and an MBA from the University of Georgia. She holds the highest level of certification in health care philanthropy as a Fellow of the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy (FAHP) as well as full professional membership in the National Speaker’s Association.
Opening the Aperture on Gratitude
Health philanthropy leaders have avidly discussed the import and impact of gratitude on health care and philanthropy for 15 years. However, it is time to take a more expansive view of gratitude and its implications for advancing both health care and generosity. Join Betsy Chapin Taylor, FAHP, to explore not only the neuroscience and psychology of gratitude and how gratitude shapes health care outcomes, experience, partnership and philanthropy but also to break new ground. This fast-moving and provocative session will leave philanthropy leaders with actionable insights to broaden your understanding of and to reshape how you think about harnessing the incredible power of gratitude in advancing philanthropy and heath care.
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Explore the latest research on gratitude and its implications for health care and philanthropy
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Unpack how the current health care environment changes how you must partner with clinicians
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Understand the antecedents to gratitude and how they are fostered
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Illuminate what you must do or consider right now to create a more holistic approach
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The role of hospitals and health systems is evolving. It’s no longer just about responding to illness and injury in an acute care environment inside the four walls of a hospital. The next curve of health care is about taking a proactive role in elevating community health status, equity, access and well-being. Join Betsy Chapin Taylor, FAHP, for a set-up conversation to frame the current and evolving environment. The session will then open to an expert panel discussion where you’ll unpack intentions and opportunities in this expansive space. You’ll also see how smart organizations are picking, positioning and partnering on projects. Finally, you’ll explore why it’s essential for philanthropy to support this work now and how to make the case for support to donors and other stakeholders.
Panel Presentation:
Donors First: Prioritizing Relationships Over Revenue
This panel conversation would be centered around views on the practicalities of prioritizing relationships over revenue within the fundraising organization. This panel will discuss the opportunities and limitations of moving from a revenue-first to a donor-first approach. We will also share and discuss best-practices of how various programs within the fundraising program have found ways to connect with their constituents in creative and meaningful ways.