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May 18–20, 2020 | Tampa, FL DEAR SENIOR LIVING EXECUTIVE READER:


We are thrilled to be returning our annual Senior Living Executive Conference, May 18-20, in Tampa. We have listened closely to our members, past attendees, and other senior living professionals, and are delivering a program that will dive into some of our industry’s most pressing topics: enhancing operations; addressing workforce challenges; designing for wellness and engagement; improving culinary and hospitality services; and more. From engaging in deep dive discussions on topics like Women in Leadership to discovering solutions with your peers in The Hive to tackling topics specifi c to your role and in our track sessions, you are sure to leave the conference not only feeling inspired, but also with a larger network of peers and solutions to help you deliver the best resident experience in your community each and every day.


If you’re looking for an experience focused exclusively on the executive director’s role, consider registering for our Executive Director Leadership Institute (EDLI). This popular, three-day, content-packed program runs concurrently with the conference and focuses on critical areas such as operations management, leadership, human resources, sales and marketing, clinical oversight, risk management, and more. Our new discounted EDLI pass also allows you to experience a number of general conference off erings including keynotes and mainstage sessions, as well as the Expo.


We hope to welcome you to Tampa in May and encourage you to check conference.argentum.org regularly for new speaker announcements and updates!


We can make senior living better, together.


James Balda President & CEO Argentum


THANK YOU TO OUR ELITE SPONSORS


Information as of March 12, 2020 6 SENIOR LIVING EXECUTIVE MARCH/APRIL 2020


NOW A VIRTUAL EVENT! See conference.argentum.org for updates. September 22-24, 2020


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