Katie Norris and Matt Turetzky (Norton Law Firm) discuss topics including FCA matters within the healthcare industry and challenges defendants may face in false claims.
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Colm Gibson discusses the victory of Boris Johnson’s Conservative Party in the UK’s general election, what is ahead for the UK and what the vote means for business leaders.
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Andrew Agwunobi continues his discussion on doctor satisfaction, systems management and cost improvements.
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Dr. Andrew Agwunobi discusses issues facing today’s hospitals, the tools available to health system leaders to address financial challenges and his views on doctor satisfaction.
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BRG Director JoAnna Younts is a member of the firm’s Health Analytics practice. She delves into the topic of telemedicine, today’s landscape, and what the future may bring.
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Andrea Kramer previews her workshop at the upcoming BRG Women’s Leadership Conference and discusses her new book, It's Not You, It's the Workplace: Women's Conflict at Work and the Bias That Built It.
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Sheila Heen is the CEO of Triad Consulting and has been a lecturer at Harvard Law School since 1995. Her book Thanks for the Feedback: The Science and Art of Receiving Feedback provides the basis for our discussion today.
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In the second part of the podcast, Michael Whalen dives into LIBOR’s replacement, SOFR; and explains different approaches to replacing LIBOR and what the next generation of benchmarks will be expected to handle.
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Michael Whalen, a BRG managing director, discusses the future of LIBOR, one of the key benchmark rates in the world economy, which is set to go away in 2021. He provides a brief history of LIBOR and discusses why it’s being phased out.
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