Munson Healthcare Foundations LEAD Program
Leadership | Engagement | Advocacy | Development
The Munson Healthcare Foundations LEAD Program is an immersive experience that connects Northern Michigan’s business, civic, and community leaders to the individuals shaping the future of healthcare in our region.
A cohort of up to 10 individuals will participate in six half-day sessions held between January and June 2027. All sessions will take place at the Munson Healthcare Foundations office in Traverse City, Michigan, and lunch will be provided.
Applications are now open for the 2027 Munson LEAD program! Apply today to be part of our inaugural cohort.
Please note: there is no cost to participate in this program.
Benefits of Participation
- Learn from Hospital Leadership: sit down with members of Munson’s senior leadership team, clinical leaders, and department heads for meaningful conversation about healthcare in our community.
- Behind-the-Scenes Access: take exclusive tours of key Munson Medical Center facilities like the Emergency Department, operating rooms, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Cowell Family Cancer Center, and more.
- Insight Into Healthcare Decision-Making: learn more about the forces shaping healthcare decisions for our region, including insurance reimbursement, public policy, clinical innovation, and philanthropy.
- Peer Networking: build lasting relationships with like-minded professionals and community changemakers.
- Become a Community Advocate: graduate with the knowledge and relationships to advocate for a healthier future and enhanced economic vitality in Northern Michigan.
Who Should Apply?
This program is designed for community leaders committed to the health and wellbeing of Northern Michigan:
- Local business owners and executives
- Civic and nonprofit leaders
- Community advocates
- Nonprofit volunteers and philanthropists
- Emerging young leaders
Questions?
For more information about the Munson LEAD program, contact Dan Armstrong, Leadership Giving Officer for Munson Healthcare Foundations, at 213-213-1153 or darmstrong@mhc.net.