How I
Lead.

Leadership is an operating system: diagnose clearly, develop people, set visible expectations, and make strong performance repeatable.

01

Build Leaders, Not Dependence

Organizational performance should not depend on one leader. I build coaching capability and use top performers to develop the next generation.

Evidence

900+ leaders trained • 3× ready-now Store Manager talent • #2 intern pipeline

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02

Diagnose Systems Before Blaming People

When performance stalls, I look for the structural constraint: role clarity, workflow design, incentives, access, or measurement.

Evidence

51% → 78% digital opt-in • enterprise retention standard • four-role operating redesign

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03

Create Accountability With Clarity

Clear ownership, visible measures, and regular operating rhythms make accountability practical rather than performative.

Evidence

~$300M inventory impact • 17 URAC-accredited sites • monthly talent milestones

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04

Stay Close to the Frontline

Useful strategy starts where patients and team members experience the system. I listen directly, test locally, and remain close to execution.

Evidence

Rural talent forums • weekly Hope House work • HIV Center of Excellence

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05

Scale What Works

I prove the model, make its mechanisms clear, and equip other leaders to reproduce the result.

Evidence

Retention model adopted enterprise-wide • 9,000+ stores impacted • HIV model expanded

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“Uses data to inform decision-making. Builds capability in others. Works well in complex environments.”Paraphrased from 360-degree observer feedback

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