SIGHTS AND SOUNDS FROM THE 2018 ARGENTUM SENIOR LIVING EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE CATCHING UP WITH THE C-SUITE
Leaders from across senior living participated in two C-Suite panels focused on Women Leadership in Senior Living and Cultivating an Engaging Workforce Culture. Topics addressed included maintaining work-life balance, advice for ambitious female leaders, and best practices in hiring, onboarding, and retaining a professional, caring staff .
Thanks to Sodexo for sponsoring the workforce panel.
The Women Leadership in Senior Living panel included Michelle Hamilton, senior vice president of operations, The Arbor Company; Brenda Bacon, president & CEO, Brandywine Living; Patricia Will, president & CEO, Belmont Village Senior Living; and Shamim Wu, COO, Elmcroft.
WELCOMING A NEW ARGENTUM BOARD CHAIRMAN
Tim Buchanan, president and CEO of Legend Senior Living, was elected to serve as the new chairman of the Argentum Board of Directors. Most recently, he served as the vice chairman on the board. Considered a pioneer in the industry, Buchanan also served as the fi rst chairman of the Senior Living Certifi cation Commission, an independent, nonprofi t organization committed to establishing credentialing programs for professionals working in senior living.
See p.59 for a full list of the 2018-2019 Argentum Board of Directors.
“Argentum will continue working to innovate and educate the public about what we do and how we can help. We must continue to lead public policy and regulation conversations happening in the states and in Washington. We will continue to work to attract an increasing number of professional, caring workers to serve our nation’s older adults. I want to thank the board for entrusting me with this responsibility.” —Tim Buchanan, Legend Senior Living president and CEO and Argentum Board of Directors chairman
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