CAHL News
Regent’s Message – Winter 2023
Welcome to 2023! The new year is a time of optimism and looking to the possibilities ahead. “And now we welcome the new year. Full of things that have never been.” -Rainer Maria Rilke I hope that you have had time to celebrate the successes of the past year, to...
Call to the JEDI Work 2023
The Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) Committee recognizes the challenges that many communities face because of targeted attacks, and with the CAHL Board of Directors, acknowledges the impact this has on our membership and their families and...
Reflections on Passing the BOG Exam: Congratulations to Matthew Morgan
In December 2022, Matthew Morgan, MBA, FHFMA, of Carmel passed the Board of Governors exam to earn his FACHE, bringing another board-certified leader into the CAHL community. How do you see the FACHE credential helping you as a healthcare leader in the future? As a...
Reflections on 2022
By CAHL Past-President Michael O’Connell, MHA, FACHE, FACMPE We are proud of an incredible 2022 as we led ourselves out of a pandemic and explored new ways to connect, discover, and lead. And we are proud of our continued ACHE recognition with the 2022 Award of...
Regent’s Message
By Philip Chuang, ACHE Regent In reflecting upon the 2022 accomplishments of the California Association of Healthcare Leaders, I begin with gratitude to the CAHL board and all of the CAHL members who have volunteered time to all of the activities that CAHL supports...
Introduction – 2022 Annual Report
The California Association of Healthcare Leaders (CAHL) is an independent chapter for the Northern and Central California Region, chartered by the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE). The chapter represents a merger of three previous chapters; Bay Area...
2022 By the Numbers
2022 Financial Statement
CAHL has $111,680.81 of total assets in reserve. The chapter’s financial performance increased favorably by $12,883.54 from last year’s due to a combination of activities including corporate sponsorship, programming events, and cost utilization.
2023 CAHL Committee Initiatives
CAHL’s 13 board committees work cross-functionally with stakeholders to create and deliver valuable offerings and services that operationalize our mission and vision. In collaboration with ACHE, we are committed to delivering tools, thought-leadership, and services to...
President’s Message: Looking Toward 2023
By CAHL President, Kelly Brian Flannery, MHA, FACHE As we bid adieu to 2022 and ring in 2023, I would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year and share my vision for the coming year and the great work the California Association of Healthcare Leaders (CAHL) Board of...