Briefing Center
Leavitt Partners
The LP Briefing Center makes available members of the Leavitt Partners team to brief senior executive teams, present keynote addresses, and speak at retreats and conferences. We share health care intelligence at its best.
Briefing Center

Briefing Center

LP Briefing Center and Speakers BureauThe LP Briefing Center features a talented team of health care policy experts who share their expertise with senior executive teams, health care industry professionals and other audiences. The team includes a deep and rich background in health care policy and the business of health care. Through the LP Briefing Center, we make our senior staff available for table top exercises, conferences, retreats and other gatherings.  Contact our Briefing Center Coordinator Anne Marie McDonald for information.

Among others, our all-star team includes the following:



Gov. Michael O. Leavitt – Former Secretary of HHS, Administrator of EPA and three-term governor

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Rich McKeown – Former chief of staff at HHS and EPA

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Dr. David Acheson – Former Chief Medical Officer at the FDA and over 30 years of medical and food safety expertise

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Andrew Croshaw – Experience at Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation and Eli Lilly and Company, and former project leader for the HHS value-driven health care initiative at HHS

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Brett Graham – Experience with Meritain Health and UnitedHealth Group

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Dr. John C. Nelson – Chief Medical Officer for Leavitt Partners and former president of the American Medical Association

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Wayne Sensor – Former chief executive officer of Alegent Health and Christus Schumpert Health System

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Cheryl Smith – Former Director of the Utah Health Exchange office in the Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Development

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