HELP LSM SHAPE THE CLASS OF 2020

The nomination cycle for Leadership Southern Maryland Executive Program Class of 2020 is open.  There are informational breakfasts planned in all three counties as well as an evening event.  Applications are due no later than April 1, 2019.  Chances are you know someone -- coworkers, colleagues, business associates, and such -- to nominate. 

As a reminder, a nominee must be:

• a mid to senior-level leader with significant career and community achievements; a resident or employee of Calvert, Charles, or St. Mary's County
• willing to commit the time, energy, and resources necessary to actively participate in and complete the nine-month executive program
• volunteering time and energy to their community, giving back and paying forward, recognizing the personal and professional benefits of doing so
• ready to make a significant contribution towards shaping our great Southern Maryland region
• willing to continue supporting the efforts of the organization after completing the program

 Please nominate the individual(s) via the nomination form, which is now automated on the LSM website.

Information sessions are listed below in Upcoming Events.

January 17 was the LSM Class of 2019 Healthcare session sponsored by The Chesapeake-Potomac Healthcare Alliance.

The goals of this session were to enhance awareness of challenges and regional opportunities for providing healthcare
in our communities; to gain an understanding of the region’s community hospitals and how they collaborate with other agencies
and to get a better sense of services available in Southern Maryland.

The class started the day with a panel discussion on "Healthcare Challenges in Southern Maryland" with representatives
from Calvert Health System, CalvertHealth Foundation, University of Maryland Charles Regional Medical Center, Charles Regional Medical Center Foundation, Inc. and MedStar St. Mary’s Hospital. Then the class received presentations from Walden Behavioral Health and Health Partners, Inc. The participants continued onto a tour of Recovery Centers of America Maryland Center for Addiction Treatment and Sagepoint Senior Living Services. Following the tours, the class heard briefs from the Charlotte Hall Veteran’s Home, Operation: Tohidu and Hospice of Charles County.  They ended the day with a Public & Community Health Issues panel discussion with Health Officers from all three counties. The day concluded with a social gathering at Prime Street Grille.