WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP SESSIONS EARN TOP RATINGS
KUDOS FROM ATTENDEES
“There is such great insight on a nationwide platform to learn what industry leaders are doing to enhance senior lifestyles and services, through well-informed speakers and topics, open dialogue discussions, and peer-to- peer networking at the annual Senior Living Executive Conferences.” —Michelle Pelham, board of directors, New Hampshire Association of Residential Care Homes and executive director at Bridges by Epoch at Nashua
“As a gerontology student at USC, I had the pleasure of attending my first Argentum conference. I was blown away by the multitude of information available to help individuals start/improve their business at any level. See you next year!” —Farid K. Taheri, Leonard Davis School of Gerontology, University of Southern California
Frank, complex, and strongly interactive, two Women in Leadership track sessions attracted the top ratings from conference attendees as well as some of the largest numbers of attendees. For more on Argentum’s Women In Leadership initiative, see
argentum.org/wil or #CelebrateWomensLeadership.
ACHIEVING WORK-LIFE
INTEGRATION Women In Leadership | Sponsored by Welltower
“One phrase I like is working diligently to replace yourself. First of all, it’s the right thing to do, to help cultivate other leaders. A natural byproduct of that has been that when an opportunity comes for you to achieve that next role, there’s someone
there that you’ve cultivated to take your role.” –Nicole Moberg, COO, Thrive Senior Living
ARE YOU BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS, OR
LEVERAGING THEM? Women In Leadership | Sponsored by Welltower
“In the beginning, it was all about building relationships. As I advanced in life and career, I found a more strategic approach of give and take. I didn’t have family members who had been in corporate America, so everything was a learning journey, a lot of mentors and coaches and friends along the way…you can’t just call upon relationships just in times of need. I have this view of keeping relationships warm—calling to check in—not in some systematic, programmatic way, or inauthentically, but just sending a note when
someone crosses my mind for no reason at all.” –Cindy Kent, EVP and president, senior living, Brookdale
“The Senior Living Executive Virtual Conference provided an extremely informative and applicable experience that was just what a newcomer (like myself) needed to educate myself on the industry.”
—Thomas Goodwyn, financial analyst, National Health Investors
“I thoroughly enjoyed attending the virtual conference. The speakers were knowledgeable; the format was wonderful, despite the change. In fact, it probably made it easier for me to participate. I was able to ask questions and feel like I could interact as well as learn. The information offered is so important to our operations, and the conference gave me so much information! I thank Argentum and all of the participants for stewarding excellence and providing much-needed advocacy for our industry.” —Alisa Mallari Tu, owner/operator, Gordon Manor, Redwood City, Calif.
“A huge ‘thank you’ to Argentum for providing a great virtual conference experience. The information was timely and relevant. The speakers were excellent, and the virtual site was easy to navigate. Much appreciated!” —Dan Kenyon, executive director, Indiana Assisted Living Association
“The 2020 Argentum Senior Living Executive Virtual Conference was an excellent opportunity to hear from industry experts about the challenges, solutions, and future facing the industry, in a format that allowed real- time questions and answers from all participants.”
—Monique Dixon, divisional director of operations, Avalon Senior Living
“Argentum is a powerhouse in the senior living industry. The Argentum conferences are second to none!”
—Jon Williams, COO, Crandall Corporate Dietitians
“The Argentum Senior Living Executive Conference is one of the must-attend industry conferences of the year.”
—Scott McCorvie, president, Senior Living Growth Advisors
40 SENIOR LIVING EXECUTIVE NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2020
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