Join us for an evening networking event and Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the CCHL Greater Toronto Area Chapter at MaRS Discovery District on June 24th. This year’s AGM will feature a special leadership talk by Rob Lee, Vice President, Digital Health and Chief Information Officer at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre. Rob will explore how healthcare leaders can move beyond ideas to implementation—turning innovation into real-world impact. Drawing on his experience at Sunnybrook and across the health system, Rob will share practical strategies for embedding innovation into organizational culture and for driving meaningful change. Whether you're a seasoned executive, an emerging leader, or a healthcare enthusiast, this event offers a unique opportunity to connect and learn.
Let’s come together to celebrate progress, share knowledge, and envision the future of health leadership in the GTA and beyond.
Networking starts at 5:30pm, event starts at 6pm
Featured Speaker:
Rob Lee, Vice President, Digital Health & Chief Information Officer
Rob Lee Vice President, Digital Health & Chief Information Officer at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, is an accomplished CIO whose career has spanned over 25 years in the field of Information Technology in healthcare. Rob has a strong track record of success and consistently inspires others to explore new frontiers in their roles. Prior to joining Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, Rob was the Vice President, Information Technology and Management, Chief Information Officer and Chief Privacy Office at Grey Bruce Health Service and the Georgian Bay Information Network. In this role, Rob oversaw a multi-disciplinary team of leaders through transformational change including advancing both the hospital and the regional priorities. Prior to this role, Rob held IT leadership roles at Michael Garron Hospital and the Toronto Central LHIN. Rob has extensive experience leading transformational initiatives from design to execution. He is a pragmatic leader with a strong understanding of Information Technology, Health Records, Clinical Informatics, and Business Intelligence. Rob earned his Bachelor of Arts in Political Sciences from York University, a postgraduate Advanced Training Designation in Networking Technologies from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University), and completed the Advanced Health Leadership program from the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto.
Light food will be served
FEES:
CCHL Students: $23
CCHL Member: $30
Non-Member: $40
Location: MaRS Discovery District, Room CR2
