Rob Gerberry
speaker
144 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 4 Aug
Rob Gerberry’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
Trend
recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 3 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 1.
Appearances
Hello, everyone.
This is Rob Gerberry.
I'm the president-elect of the American Health Law Association, and I'd like to welcome you to the latest in our continuing series of corporate governance issues affecting healthcare organizations.
Today's episode has had us digging into one of the real essential nuts and bolts elements of corporate governance, the structure, organization, and operation of board committees.
It's a topic to which we health lawyers and governance professionals sometimes maybe give short shrift, yet the functioning of our boards and the decisions they make depend in large part on the effectiveness of our committee process.
Indeed, the care and maintenance of the committee process is often kind of like the cars we drive.
It's something that we just assume will run well until the famous warning engine light comes on.
It flashes and it demands that we pull over to the curb right away.
And it's kind of the same way with our corporate governance and committee processes.
The functioning of our boards and the decisions that they depend in large part on the effectiveness of the committees for are something that's crucial to board success.
And when the process is well maintained, the governance engine runs smoothly.
But if it's not properly maintained, and if the committee ignores those warning red lights, we better pull over to the curbs quickly because it could become a pretty treacherous process.
And to help us look today under the hood of our committee process, we're going to turn to our favorite mechanic and HLA colleague, Michael Peregrin, who's both an HLA fellow and a fellow of the American College of Governance Council.
So, Michael, I'll bet you our audience takes one look at you in today's bow tie and says that's a guy that has to know his way around a good car engine.
So I'm sure, Michael, that was back in a day gone by.
Maybe the price of gas was a little differently for us in that time period.
It would solve a lot of the world's problems.
But in all seriousness, Michael, committee maintenance is a big governance issue and it's August when our podcast will go live.
So is this the perfect time of the year for boards to consider looking at their committee practices?
So Michael, we said today we're going to do this deep dive into committee practice and committee process.
Showing 1–20 of 144 · page 1 of 8
Next →