Lori Peterson, MA

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Website: http://www.collaborativeconsulting.net/

Lori launched Collaborative Consulting in 2010 when the reform of the healthcare system was on the horizon and uncertainty prevailed. She understood that the major challenge facing health and social care organizations would be reinvention, not the preservation of the status quo. Given her 25 years of experience in the healthcare industry and her background in psychology, organizational development and multi-stakeholder collaboration, she is well suited to help health and social care providers create and connect their new identity in the changing world of healthcare.

Lori’s expertise ranges from building community-based networks to strategic partnerships, cross-sector collaborative development to multi-stakeholder facilitation, and new service design to change activation and implementation. She is active in the aging services community and highly motivated to improve person-centered health and foster progressive change within underrepresented populations. Lori received her Bachelor of Science from Kansas State University in Physiology, and her Master of Arts from Sonoma State in Psychology.

Victor Tabbush, Ph.D.

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Website: http://www.collaborativeconsulting.net/

For the past five years Victor Tabbush has been working to transform the health care delivery system for complex, high-need, high-cost older adults and for those living with severe disabilities. His work, which is focused on the integration of the social determinants of health into the medical system, has been supported by the Commonwealth Fund, The SCAN Foundation and the Colorado Health Foundation. In this work, he has provided instrumental capacity building assistance to enable community organizations to develop sustainable partnership strategies. He has also developed numerous tools and publications to guide organizations in their capacity building efforts.
Tabbush is the founding director of the UCLA/Johnson & Johnson Management Development Institute (MDI), which builds management and leadership capacity of health systems in sub-Saharan Africa. He is also founding director of the UCLA/Johnson & Johnson Health Care Executive program serving U.S. community clinics and AIDs service organizations, a program he continues to direct.