Rob Gerberry

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144 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 4 Aug

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AHLA's Speaking of Health Law · Health Care Corporate Governance: Emerging Trends—Fodder for the Governance Committee · 2 Jun 2026 podcast

So no pressure at all, but where should we begin with today's topic?

So Michael, as you think about today's podcast, what percentage of our listeners do you think will pick up on your Rosemary Woods reference?

So before we get deeper into some of those barbs, um what warm and fuzzy topic are we gonna start in with today?

So Michael, I'm intrigued by your reference to societal fragmentation.

Can you expand a little bit about what you mean there?

So before we bring our audience uh two down, I'm glad that the trends seem to be more societal though than political at this point.

So it sounds like Michael board members uh should have an awareness that the typical questions that have been asked in the past about where was the board on this topic that may come from media, regulators or others, those questions seem like they may uh be consistent going forward.

So recruiting board members uh these days is not the easiest.

And you're adding some uh great things to throw at them, Mr.

Optimism, is what I'm gonna refer to you as today.

So as we think about all these challenging topics that are coming at board members, let's move for a minute to director and uh executive succession practices.

Do you see anything new in that realm or is it consistent with past practice?

So Michael, based on your comments, is that why you continue to see board governance committees push the competency based model of board recruitment?

got video here.

So Michael, with all the change, the evolution that we're seeing, how are you seeing that impact the board management dynamic, especially with information flow and the risks of micromanagement?

So Mike, we're also seeing signs of a return to a more aggressive healthcare fraud and abuse enforcement uh environment.

Under the current administration, do you think that's simply more the same for boards to be concerned about, or is there something new that boards need to make sure they have on their radar?

So let's go to the next easy topic.

Let's talk a little about the noise from Congress related to whether hospitals and health systems deserve to be tax exempt.

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