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Michael Burcham

  • Founded, led, or sold 4 healthcare businesses (from healthcare technology to managed care services)
  • Healthcare Innovation Faculty (Vanderbilt)
  • Former Co-Chair of the National Advisory Council on Innovation for the U.S. Secretary of Commerce
  • Former CEO, Nashville Entrepreneur Center (launching healthcare/tech start-ups)
  • Named by Obama as a National Champion of Change
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$17,500 - $20,000
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Tennessee

Michael is an entrepreneur, investor, and healthcare strategist with over 30 years’ experience leading technology-enabled healthcare organizations. Michael currently serves as the Chief of Strategy and Talent Development for Shore Capital Partners, a micro-cap focused private equity firm. Most recently, Michael was the CEO of Narus Health, an organization committed to helping patients and families...

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Michael is an entrepreneur, investor, and healthcare strategist with over 30 years’ experience leading technology-enabled healthcare organizations. Michael currently serves as the Chief of Strategy and Talent Development for Shore Capital Partners, a micro-cap focused private equity firm. Most recently, Michael was the CEO of Narus Health, an organization committed to helping patients and families facing life-limiting illness make informed healthcare choices. Michael was the founding President and CEO of the Nashville Entrepreneur Center, serving in that capacity from 2010-2015. His work helped drive Nashville’s entrepreneurial growth and was honored by President Obama as a “Champion of Change” for his mentoring of young entrepreneurs in 2012.

Prior to launching the Entrepreneur Center, Burcham worked with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee to create Onlife Health – a health and wellness firm based in Nashville from 2008-2010. From 2000-2007, Michael served as President of ParadigmHealth. ParadigmHealth specialized in the management of clinically complex patients and was sold to Alere (Inverness Medical Innovations) in 2007 and then to Optum. Previously, Michael was President and Founder of Theraphysics, a venture-backed, specialty rehabilitation firm. Theraphysics was acquired by Beverly Enterprises in 1998. Prior to founding Theraphysics, Michael worked for Hospital Corporation of America (HCA) as Vice President of Managed Care for Centennial Medical Center.

Michael teaches Healthcare Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the Owen Graduate School of Management at Vanderbilt University. He currently serves as the Chair of the Healthcare Fellows Program. Michael began his career in healthcare in 1983 after graduating from the University of Mississippi Medical Center. Michael also holds an MBA from Belmont University and his Doctorate from the Medical University of South Carolina.

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Michael Burcham in Media

Speaker Programs

Healthcare 2030: A Technology-Enabled Future
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The Future of Health Care
The Future of Healthcare is Built Around the Consumer, Not You. Healthcare organizations are rethinking their role(s) in the new healthcare economy. Social, mobile, analytics, and cloud technologies are the underpinnings of new business models ...more
The Future of Healthcare is Built Around the Consumer, Not You. Healthcare organizations are rethinking their role(s) in the new healthcare economy. Social, mobile, analytics, and cloud technologies are the underpinnings of new business models that fuse technology and traditional services. These new models will fundamentally alter how healthcare organizations interact with patients and one another to deliver care and manage health while keeping costs down. Cash-rich companies are creating new opportunities with startups – designed to disrupt and invade the healthcare venture space – nibbling at the edges of the traditional healthcare ecosystem. Technology, retail and hospitality models are being used to engage the consumer directly and leverage the workforce. It’s an awesome time to be in healthcare. ...less
Thinking Like a CEO
To become a successful executive, you must begin by learning to think like one. Why do some executives seem to succeed naturally while others fail? More importantly, how can you learn the secrets of successful ...more
To become a successful executive, you must begin by learning to think like one. Why do some executives seem to succeed naturally while others fail? More importantly, how can you learn the secrets of successful leadership while avoiding the pitfalls that beset many? It all starts with learning to think like an executive. While the concept seems quite logical – very few rising leaders have been taught the critical thinking skills necessary for true executive leadership. This program will provide you with valuable insights into the role and skill sets of extraordinary executives. What are the most effective leadership styles and management techniques of effective CEOs? Thinking Like a CEO will show you how to be – or support – the senior leadership so that the entire organization succeeds. ...less
Designing for Margin
Product and Service Ideas are Cheap – Delivering Margin in Hard Over the past 20 years, I’ve met with well over 100 healthcare corporations, all looking to create new products and services. They see their ...more
Product and Service Ideas are Cheap – Delivering Margin in Hard Over the past 20 years, I’ve met with well over 100 healthcare corporations, all looking to create new products and services. They see their market shifting and the customer base questioning the value of their purchases. These teams all know that the current product or service mix will soon become prey to new entrants. They have ideas – often BIG ideas for something new; but lack a framework to evaluate their options and build something meaningful. This presentation is about how evaluate – from a long list of options and opportunities – those new ideas for products and services that could become transformative of the business – and how to build them with margin that make a significant financial contribution to the company’s bottom line. ...less
Transformational Leadership in Healthcare
The healthcare system of our country is poised for significant change. And leading change is very difficult. The task requires Transformational Leadership skill. Transformational leaders possess a definable set of professional and personal skills, values, ...more
The healthcare system of our country is poised for significant change. And leading change is very difficult. The task requires Transformational Leadership skill. Transformational leaders possess a definable set of professional and personal skills, values, and traits. They must be thoroughly familiar with the organization's programs, and must have the knowledge and skills required running them. In addition, transformational leaders must be dependable, think independently, possess integrity and high moral values, be politically aware of others, and be able to work in teams within the health care hierarchy. That’s a tall order. Finally, transformational leaders motivate workers to exceed established performance standards and to transcend their self-interest for the good of the organization. For this to happen, teams must identify with their leader's values and vision of the future. ...less
High Performing Boards of Directors
As an Investor, a Board Member and a 20-year CEO, I’ve seen some incredibly well run board meetings and some Board Room disasters. This presentation (can also be a workshop) is full of tips and ...more
As an Investor, a Board Member and a 20-year CEO, I’ve seen some incredibly well run board meetings and some Board Room disasters. This presentation (can also be a workshop) is full of tips and best practices to help you make the most of these important meetings and get your Board engaged in company growth. Running a board meeting at all, let alone an effective one, can be difficult. Don’t let board meetings become cumbersome tasks that eat up your time – instead, structure these gatherings as an opportunity to leverage the people who care most about your business: advisors, founders, and funders. ...less

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