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Economic Strategy Session III: The Future of Healthcare in Northern Michigan
Date and Time
Wednesday Oct 7, 2026
8:30 AM - 10:30 AM EDT
8:30 AM Registration Opens
9:00 - 10:30 AM Program Duration
Location
Traverse City Country Club
1725 South Union St.
Traverse City, MI 49684
Fees/Admission
$50 - Traverse Connect Investor & Special Guests
$75 - Future Investors
Buffet Breakfast included
Please Note: Tickets cannot be refunded 1 week prior to the event. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause - thank you for understanding.
Contact Information
Molly MacGirr
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Event Sponsors
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Description
Economic Strategy Session Three:
The Future of Healthcare in Northern Michigan
About the Economic Strategy Sessions:
The Economic Strategy Sessions are an initiative by Traverse Connect to engage high-level investors and community leaders with the key pillars of our Strategic Plan, and to provide clear and transparent leadership and guidelines for our region's economic development activity. Held three times annually, each Economic Strategy Session focuses on one core strategy for Traverse Connect's economic development leadership. The 2026 Economic Strategy Session event series is Presented by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and Supported by Munson Healthcare.
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About this Session:
Join regional healthcare leaders for a timely discussion on the future of healthcare in Northern Michigan. As our region experiences population growth, an aging demographic, federal policy changes, and rapid advances in technology, healthcare systems are evolving to meet new challenges and opportunities.
This conversation will explore major healthcare investments and transformation efforts across the region, including expanded access to care, the growing role of technology and artificial intelligence, and the opportunities and challenges of delivering specialty services in rural communities.
Gain valuable insights into how healthcare is shaping the future of our region and what it means for Northern Michigan's workforce, economy, and quality of life.
