Emerging Leaders of the Bluegrass
Expanding the capacity of emerging leaders to perform in leadership roles within Central Kentucky
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Upcoming Events & Programming
Dr. Karen Hill
Emerging Leaders of the Bluegrass “Take Charge of Your Career”
Do you know the difference between being strategic in your career and using strategies for career success? Come learn the difference and gain insight on both from recently retired Baptist Health Lexington Chief Operating Officer and Chief Nursing Officer Dr. Karen Hill on Wednesday, June 23rd from 8am-9:30am at Commerce Lexington.
Emerging Leaders of the Bluegrass presented by Keeneland is hosting Dr. Hill, a popular breakout session presenter from our Emerge conference, for a professional development session that will help you take charge of your career. She will cover common career topics such as tips for networking as well as leadership lessons learned from her own successful career. An informal Q&A will follow Dr. Hill’s presentation.
More on Dr. Karen Hill:
Karen Hill, RN, DNP, NEA-BC, FACHE, FAAN, retired in April as the Chief Operating Officer/Chief Nursing Officer at Baptist Health Lexington. Dr. Hill oversees operations in the hospital and outpatient centers with over 3000 employees. Baptist Health Lexington has been designated as a Magnet® organization four times under Dr. Hill’s leadership recognizing the organization internationally for nursing excellence. Dr. Hill serves as the Editor-in-Chief for the Journal of Nursing Administration, an international scholarly peer reviewed journal. She processes over 350 manuscripts for JONA annually and produces 11 editions a year for over 10,000 subscribers in 146 countries. Dr. Hill presents internationally on leadership development, bringing evidence to practice, tips for publishing and working with an Editor, leading an intergenerational workforce and the retention of experienced older employees among other areas of expertise. Dr. Hill has over 75 peer-reviewed publications and is co-author of a book released in 2018, “Creating a Research-Friendly Environment: A Community Hospital Approach”.
Do you know the difference between being strategic in your career and using strategies for career success? Come learn the difference and gain insight on both from recently retired Baptist Health Lexington Chief Operating Officer and Chief Nursing Officer Dr. Karen Hill on Wednesday, June 23rd from 8am-9:30am at Commerce Lexington.
Emerging Leaders of the Bluegrass presented by Keeneland is hosting Dr. Hill, a popular breakout session presenter from our Emerge conference, for a professional development session that will help you take charge of your career. She will cover common career topics such as tips for networking as well as leadership lessons learned from her own successful career. An informal Q&A will follow Dr. Hill’s presentation.
More on Dr. Karen Hill:
Karen Hill, RN, DNP, NEA-BC, FACHE, FAAN, retired in April as the Chief Operating Officer/Chief Nursing Officer at Baptist Health Lexington. Dr. Hill oversees operations in the hospital and outpatient centers with over 3000 employees. Baptist Health Lexington has been designated as a Magnet® organization four times under Dr. Hill’s leadership recognizing the organization internationally for nursing excellence. Dr. Hill serves as the Editor-in-Chief for the Journal of Nursing Administration, an international scholarly peer reviewed journal. She processes over 350 manuscripts for JONA annually and produces 11 editions a year for over 10,000 subscribers in 146 countries. Dr. Hill presents internationally on leadership development, bringing evidence to practice, tips for publishing and working with an Editor, leading an intergenerational workforce and the retention of experienced older employees among other areas of expertise. Dr. Hill has over 75 peer-reviewed publications and is co-author of a book released in 2018, “Creating a Research-Friendly Environment: A Community Hospital Approach”.
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Lex Leader Talk with Shannon Bishop Arvin, Keeneland
This series features prominent local leaders interviewed by emerging leaders. Leadership and learning go hand in hand and our community’s most interesting leaders have leadership lessons to share on pivoting, leading through change and failing forward. Find out more about these headline-makers’ backgrounds, careers, community impact and plans for the future. Interviewed by Keeneland’s Employee Engagement Manager Betsy May, Emerging Leaders of the Bluegrass Steering Committee.
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This series features prominent local leaders interviewed by emerging leaders. Leadership and learning go hand in hand and our community’s most interesting leaders have leadership lessons to share on pivoting, leading through change and failing forward. Find out more about these headline-makers’ backgrounds, careers, community impact and plans for the future. Interviewed by Keeneland’s Employee Engagement Manager Betsy May, Emerging Leaders of the Bluegrass Steering Committee.
VISIT HERE TO WATCH
Lex Talk About Mentoring
This community education event highlighted mentoring programs and relationships that lead to individual success. Mentoring is important, not only because of the knowledge and skills mentees can learn from mentors, but also because mentoring provides socialization and personal support to facilitate success in school and beyond. Ultimately the practice of mentoring benefits the community because we are investing in children, students and young professionals who are Lexington’s future leaders.
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This community education event highlighted mentoring programs and relationships that lead to individual success. Mentoring is important, not only because of the knowledge and skills mentees can learn from mentors, but also because mentoring provides socialization and personal support to facilitate success in school and beyond. Ultimately the practice of mentoring benefits the community because we are investing in children, students and young professionals who are Lexington’s future leaders.
VISIT HERE TO WATCH
Lex Talk About Culinary Culture & Diversity
Lex Talk About: Local Food Culture and Diversity featured a discussion on the many ingredients that go into making Lexington’s diverse and inclusive food culture. The event provided unique perspectives and challenges faced by immigrant restaurateurs in transforming the Lexington food scene over the year and gave insight into how our group can support these local restaurants and the food industry. Moderated by Vanessa Grossl, who is a post-baccalaureate student at the University of Kentucky studying social and cultural entrepreneurialism and founder of Glocal: Globally Inspired Local Solutions, the event spotlighted the following restaurant owners and chefs: David Laurenvil (Beach House Coffee and Tapas), Mamadou Savané (Sav’s Restaurant & Gourmet Ice Cream/Sav’s Chill), and Tomoka Logan (School Sushi).
VISIT HERE TO WATCH
Lex Talk About: Local Food Culture and Diversity featured a discussion on the many ingredients that go into making Lexington’s diverse and inclusive food culture. The event provided unique perspectives and challenges faced by immigrant restaurateurs in transforming the Lexington food scene over the year and gave insight into how our group can support these local restaurants and the food industry. Moderated by Vanessa Grossl, who is a post-baccalaureate student at the University of Kentucky studying social and cultural entrepreneurialism and founder of Glocal: Globally Inspired Local Solutions, the event spotlighted the following restaurant owners and chefs: David Laurenvil (Beach House Coffee and Tapas), Mamadou Savané (Sav’s Restaurant & Gourmet Ice Cream/Sav’s Chill), and Tomoka Logan (School Sushi).
VISIT HERE TO WATCH
Lex Talk About: Housing Affordability
This Community Education session included a variety of perspectives from experts working in Lexington’s housing sector, including representatives from local government, real estate, development, and home building. Learn about current housing trends in Lexington’s many neighborhoods, COVID-19’s impact on home sales, and hurdles to responsible residential growth – all topics of interest for emerging leaders looking to invest in residential property. VISIT HERE TO WATCH
Speakers included:
This Community Education session included a variety of perspectives from experts working in Lexington’s housing sector, including representatives from local government, real estate, development, and home building. Learn about current housing trends in Lexington’s many neighborhoods, COVID-19’s impact on home sales, and hurdles to responsible residential growth – all topics of interest for emerging leaders looking to invest in residential property. VISIT HERE TO WATCH
Speakers included:
- Dennis Anderson, President, Anderson Communities
- Councilmember James Brown, Council District 1, City of Lexington
- Justin Landon, Chief Executive Officer, Lexington-Bluegrass Association of Realtors (LBAR)
- David O’Neill, Fayette County Property Valuation Administrator
- Holly Wiedemann, founding principal and President, AU Associates, Inc.
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Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic ELBG has taken our events virtually. Sign up now and purchase your annual Emerging Leaders of the Bluegrass access pass to participate in upcoming events.
PAST EMERGING LEADERS OF THE BLUEGRASS EVENTS:
Emerging Leaders of the Bluegrass Presents "Policy and Pints"
2021-2022 Season Kickoff - A Morning at Keeneland
"Lex Leader Talk" with Shannon Bishop Arvin, Keeneland
"Lex Talk About Mentoring"
"Get Your Groove Back – How to Prevent or Re-Energize After Burnout"
"Lex Leader Talk" Series Featuring Ray Daniels (Equity Solutions Group)
“Lex Talk About Housing Affordability,” part of the Lex Talk About Lex Series
“Perseverance” facilitated by Crinda Franke with ExecuTrain
“Leading Yourself”, part of the Leading in Lex Series with Dr. Virgil Grant
“Lex Talk About Voting”, part of the Lex Talk About Lex Series
“Maximizing Productivity” facilitated by Mark Little with ExecuTrain
“Staying Balanced in a Shifting World” facilitated by Nancy Piatt with ExecuTrain
"Leading in the Community" to help people explore opportunities for service to the community.
"The Enneagram Workshop" facilitated by Dr. Virgil Grant.
“Leading in the Community,” part of the Leading in Lex Series
“Lex Talk About Culinary Culture & Diversity,” part of the Lex Talk About Lex Series
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic ELBG has taken our events virtually. Sign up now and purchase your annual Emerging Leaders of the Bluegrass access pass to participate in upcoming events.
PAST EMERGING LEADERS OF THE BLUEGRASS EVENTS:
Emerging Leaders of the Bluegrass Presents "Policy and Pints"
2021-2022 Season Kickoff - A Morning at Keeneland
"Lex Leader Talk" with Shannon Bishop Arvin, Keeneland
"Lex Talk About Mentoring"
"Get Your Groove Back – How to Prevent or Re-Energize After Burnout"
"Lex Leader Talk" Series Featuring Ray Daniels (Equity Solutions Group)
“Lex Talk About Housing Affordability,” part of the Lex Talk About Lex Series
“Perseverance” facilitated by Crinda Franke with ExecuTrain
“Leading Yourself”, part of the Leading in Lex Series with Dr. Virgil Grant
“Lex Talk About Voting”, part of the Lex Talk About Lex Series
“Maximizing Productivity” facilitated by Mark Little with ExecuTrain
“Staying Balanced in a Shifting World” facilitated by Nancy Piatt with ExecuTrain
"Leading in the Community" to help people explore opportunities for service to the community.
"The Enneagram Workshop" facilitated by Dr. Virgil Grant.
“Leading in the Community,” part of the Leading in Lex Series
“Lex Talk About Culinary Culture & Diversity,” part of the Lex Talk About Lex Series
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