CHARGING UP LEADERSHIP

Ultimately, you are first and foremost a leader of yourself. Leadership starts with you. Knowing yourself, stepping into your power, and while standing in that power, with full awareness, being the best version of YOU at your core. Personally and professionally. 

With a variety of guests in the field of leadership, development, health and well-being, energy, and motivation, I promise insightful conversations to spark new thoughts, perspectives, and motivation to charge you up!

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Ep. 1 - Julie Novak, MHSA, Principal: “Transition, Growth, and Leveraging Leadership”
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Ep. 1 - Julie Novak, MHSA, Principal: “Transition, Growth, and Leveraging Leadership”

Julie Novak's experience as a public policy executive helps her create cohesive teams, identify collaborative solutions, and lead organizational transformation. She brings a wealth of experience to HMA in policy development, strategic partnerships, organizational restructuring, culture and team building, leadership development and change management.

Julie previously served as Chief Executive Officer of the Michigan State Medical Society, a statewide professional association representing physicians and the patients they serve. During her 14 years in this role, she built teams that effectively served members through policy and advocacy work, education, and products and services delivered by three wholly owned subsidiaries, as well as leveraged the work of the staff to address reimbursement issues, regulatory requirements, quality and safety, and physician leadership development.

Julie earned her master's degree in health services administration from the University of Michigan, and her bachelor's degree in international relations from Michigan State University’s James Madison College. She was recognized in 2009 as one of Crain’s Detroit Women to Watch and received the Michigan State Medical Society Presidential Citationin 2007.

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