Canadian Chiropractic Convention 2010 Strengthening the Tribe Saturday, November 13 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Be inspired and be motivated in the strength and common purpose of chiropractic. Hear how we can strengthen the chiropractic tribe with a commitment to each other and our profession. Master of Ceremonies: Gilles LaMarche, DC Dr. LaMarche is a passionate chiropractor who has practiced for 25 years in Northern Ontario. He has spoken to audiences throughout Canada, United States, Mexico, the Caribbean, Japan, Scandinavia, Europe and Australia. He is also the Master of Ceremonies for the convention’s Opening Event. Tribal Leadership -creating a culture of health care excellence: Dave Logan, PhD In more than 20 years experience, Dr. Logan has discovered that the most important factor in determining patient satisfaction, safety, quality and business development is the tribal culture of the practice. Focus with him on the advantages of creating a culture of excellence, how to assess the culture you have and how to take the critical steps to moving the culture forward. Dr. Logan is a faculty member in the management & organization department at the University of Southern California’s Marshall School of Business. He currently teaches management and leadership in the USC Executive MBA—an area rated #1 on the latest Wall Street Journal ranking of EMBA programs. Dave is also faculty at the Foundation for Medical Excellence in Portland where he teaches in the International Center for Leadership in Finance in Kuala Lumpur, endowed by the former prime minister of Malaysia. He has authored or co-authored articles, training programs and books including The Three Laws of Performance, which hit #2 on the Wall Street Journal list of best-selling business books and #2 on the Money best sellers list of USA Today. The Drum Café The Drum Café provides hands-on entertainment that is sure to energize, motivate and entertain you. A concept developed eight years ago in south Africa, where it is tradition among the culture for a group to come together to make music, and build or celebrate community before any major decision or engagement. Making music as a group has always encouraged communities -be it civil, professional or scholastic -to realize that they are all there for the same reason or to achieve the same goal. Over the years, the Drum Café has performed for political luminaries such as Nelson Mandela, Prince Charles, President George Bush, Colin Powell and Tony Blair; as well as corporate giants like Microsoft, BMW, Motorola, IBM, McDonald’s, Coca Cola and Nike. CLOSING EVENTS 14 Delegate Guide
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