In an era defined by rapid change and uncertainty, leaders must do more than manage — they must adapt. The Art of Adaptive Leadership: Thriving in a Changing Landscape explores how flexibility, resilience, and emotional intelligence can transform your leadership approach, no matter where you are in your career. This engaging session provides practical tools and powerful mindset shifts to help you lead with confidence through evolving challenges. Learn how to inspire teams, navigate ambiguity, and turn change into opportunity.
Featured Speakers:
Diane Gudmundson, Healthcare Leader
Diane Gudmundson is a former Nurse Practitioner turned healthcare transformation leader who believes the real medicine is connection. With over 25 years in Western medicine, Diane walked away from a broken system to start something radically different...listening. Through these experiences, she created the LISTEN Framework™...а grassroots model rooted in empathy, community wisdom, and sustainable change. Diane now leads the Healthcare Transformation Mastery™ program and the podcast Make Healthcare Great Again, helping rebel-hearted leaders heal from burnout and build people-first systems from the inside out. She's here to challenge the status quo...not with more policies, but with presence, story, and soul. At her core, Diane is a deep listener, a bridge-builder, and a fierce believer that the smallest act of care can ripple across generations.
Katrin Param-Vital, Director of Outpatient Clinical Services, CancerCare Manitoba; President-elect, Association of Regulated Nurses of Manitoba
Is respected healthcare leader and nursing professional with more than a decade of experience advancing patient-centred care and clinical operations within the province's public health system. She currently serves as Director of Outpatient Clinic Services Program, Patient Services, and Nursing Practice Lead at CancerCare Manitoba, where she oversees multidisciplinary teams that deliver high-quality oncology care across the province. Katrin's leadership portfolio spans outpatient program development, and clinical governance, focusing on improving accessibility and continuity of care for patients navigating complex cancer treatment journeys. Her work is marked by a commitment to evidenced-based nursing practice, staff engagement, and innovation in patient services. Prior to her leadership roles, she held progressive positions in Manitoba healthcare network, General Duty Nurse, Clinical Resource Nurse, Manager for Patient Care - roles that shaped her strong operational insight and empathetic approach to patient support. She also served as board member for ARNM since 2020 and currently serving as President Elect for ARNM. Her dedication to clinical excellence and healthcare transformation has made her trusted voice in inter professional collaboration and service integration.
FEES: FREE
