Ernst & Young and the Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association (HBA) Partner to Analyze the Affordable Care Act Impact
Continuing the series of events exploring the Affordable Care Act implications for the sector’s leading corporations, the HBA and Ernst & Young will host an event delving into the legislation’s impact on June 5, 2013.
NEW YORK, NY — May 28, 2013 — Beginning this fall, healthcare reform will bring sweeping changes to the way the system provides and sells health care. As policies and agreements are put in place at the federal and state levels, payers, providers and patients alike will be navigating a new marketplace and seeking to find the right balance in access, allocation and innovation. Continuing the series of events exploring the Affordable Care Act implications for the sector’s leading corporations, the Healthcare Business Women’s Association (HBA) and Ernst & Young will host an event delving into the legislation’s impact on June 5, 2013.
“As the dynamics of our industry shift, it is imperative to understand the emerging change happening to stay on the cutting edge of health innovation,” said Kathleen Fitzpatrick, HBA Metro Chapter President. “Companies ill-prepared for operating in a post-reform environment will find themselves unable to take advantages of market opportunities. HBA has aligned itself with partners, like Ernst & Young, that will give our members the intellectual capital and edge to outperform competitors.”
Held at the Ernst & Young corporate offices in New York City, speakers include Dyan Bryson, vice president of patient enablement services at Indegene Lifesystems Pvt. Ltd.; Dave DeMarco, PhD, northeast life science partner at Ernst & Young; Catherine Tak Piech, vice president of health economics & outcomes research at Janssen; MaryAnne Rizk, PhD, president, Rizk Management Consulting; Peter Tolias, PhD, director of Center for Healthcare Innovation and a professor in the department of chemistry at Stevens Institute of Technology.
The key note and expert panel will explore:
- Key innovation drivers affecting the pharmaceutical and life sciences industry
- Behavioral changes necessary in order to achieve strategic healthcare value
- Leading innovation required to adapt the new regulations, new markets and new relationships as the industry continues to evolve and converge
“Partnerships and collaborations are becoming the new norm for healthcare as companies look to capitalize on innovation outside their own walls,” said MaryAnne Rizk, PhD, panel expert and president, Rizk Management Consulting. “We’re proud to share in the healthcare reform mission for greater alliance synergies by gathering stakeholders representing patients, biopharmaceuticals, academia, industry consultants and technology partnership providers. Together, these panelists will share disruptive innovation strategies that are required for the future of healthcare.”
More information and registration can be found on the HBA Metro Chapter website. Follow the event live on Twitter via @HBAnet_metro.
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About the HBA
The Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association (HBA) is in its fourth decade as a global not-for-profit organization dedicated to furthering the advancement of women in healthcare worldwide. With 15 chapters throughout the US and in Europe, the HBA is headquartered in New Jersey with offices in Philadelphia and Research Triangle Park. The HBA provides educational opportunities for women and men to develop cutting-edge healthcare industry knowledge and leadership skills; recognizes outstanding women and men in the industry; provides opportunities for networking; creates greater visibility for women in the industry; fosters mentoring relationships and serves as a conduit and sponsor for research on career advancement issues. The HBA has over 6,000 individual members and over 130 Corporate Partners. It is widely recognized as the catalyst for leadership development of women in healthcare worldwide and was named by Leadership Excellence as having one of the top leadership development programs in North America for the last four years.
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About the HBA Metro Chapter
The HBA Metro Chapter is the founding and largest chapter of the HBA in the heart of the east coast’s life sciences corridor, serving members in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. The HBA Metro Chapter provides a wide variety of leadership development offerings, including Affinity/Special Interest Programs, CONNECTIONS Networking Events, evening Keynote Programs, virtual programs, an annual group mentoring program and special offerings for executive and senior-level women via the chapter’s Executive Women’s Outreach initiative. A host of volunteer opportunities are available for members who seek to support the chapter and enrich their HBA experience.
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