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Posted: September 29, 2008
Queens College Business Forum (QCBF) to hold breakfast meeting on October 3
The Queens College Business Forum (QCBR) will hold a breakfast meeting on October 3 at Queens College. The guest speakers include:
* Senator Kemp Hannon, 6th district, NYS senate chair, NYS senate standing committee on health. He will discuss the challenges to healthcare in our changing economy. He is recognized as the principal architect of the state's Health Care Reform Act (HCRA). He is responsible for numerous laws on the importance of preventative medicine, medical research, and treatment of disease. He supports legislation in the areas of long-term care, health insurance, women's health issues, and organ donation.
* Dr. Burton Grebin, president and CEO of St. Mary's Healthcare System for Children, has led a small inpatient facility in Bayside to become a national leader in inpatient, home, and community programs. S Grebin will discuss how St. Mary's has achieved its success and share his vision of public/private partnerships for finding optimal solutions in today's complex healthcare market.
Please RSVP to Lillian Lindroth by phone at (718) 997-5210 or by email to [email protected].
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