Margaret Cary

Maggi is a doctor's doctor with a physician's mind and a friend's heart. Her authenticity and ability to communicate and connect emotionally with her audience through storytelling, combined with just enough humor, result in rave reviews and standing ovations. She embodies a warm, sincere approach in sharing lessons learned as she guides you on your Leadership Expedition. As an executive coach she blend's a scientist's thinking with empathy. She is a lifelong learner and serial focuser with passion for sharing what she's learned. She is an inspirational motivator, occasional humorist, and excellent listener and storyteller. She is internationally known as an engaging speaker who translates the latest research in leadership development to entertaining and highly interactive presentations. She is an author, trainer, facilitator, and teacher (Georgetown University School of Medicine).

In fourth grade Maggi decided to be a family physician in a small town. Not only did she do that, she went on to become involved in nearly every aspect of health care:

• Physician in private practice
• Turnaround consultant (in 90 days took a clinic from three years of losing money to turning a profit)
• SVP and employee #6 at Acueity, a medical device startup.
• Medical director of Vox Medica, $200M/year medical communications company
• Co-author of a seminal text in health care information technology, Telemedicine and Telehealth: Principles, Policies, Performance and Pitfalls
• Senior executive at the US Department of Health and Human Services in President Clinton's administration
• Intrapreneur at the Veterans Health Administration, creating and directing programs in physician leadership development, medical technology assessment and Medicare Advantage

As a credentialed and certified (PCC) Executive Coach, she practices goal-directed, evidence-based executive coaching for healthcare leaders in private industry, medical centers, professional associations and research organizations. She has spoken at the Women in Healthcare Leadership Summit, Dubai Medical College's annual ATHAR conference, Dubai Hospital, Georgetown University School of Medicine, MedStar's Innovations Conference, the Harvard Macy Institute, the University of California, Berkeley School of Public Health, Health 2.0, the UK's National Health Service, Peking Union Medical College, University of Massachusetts, Mayo Clinic and the California Telehealth and Telemedicine Center (now California Telehealth Resource Center).