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Advanced Leadership Development Program

Advanced Leadership Development Program

September 15-18, 2024

James L. Allen Center, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University

Registration opens June 7, 2024

Overview

The ASTS Advanced Leadership Development Program (ALDP) is an exciting enhancement to the educational program offered through the popular ASTS Leadership Development Program. The ALDP tackles the toughest leadership challenges facing leaders in transplantation. As the medical environment becomes more complex, successful transplant programs require innovative leadership strategies to remain competitive and profitable. This next level program is designed for senior clinical and administrative transplant leaders. We have limited the program to 50 participants to ensure a personalized and highly rewarding experience.

    Who Should Attend?

    Senior clinical and administrative leaders of multi-organ transplant program including:

    • Transplant Center and Program Directors;
    • Transplant Institute Directors;
    • Senior Transplant Program Administrators; 
    • Medical School, University, and Hospital Directors or Vice Presidents with reporting authority for transplant services; and
    • Industry Professionals.

    Effective cooperation among these professionals is crucial for the future of transplant center success. 

     

    Prerequisite

    ASTS Leadership Development Program attendance, MBA, or equivalent training.

    Please contact Education@ASTS.org for further information.

     

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      Venue

      Located in the heart of Northwestern University's Evanston campus, the James L. Allen Center is the home of the Kellogg School of Management's Executive Education programs. The Allen Center is designed to facilitate peer learning and informal interactions among faculty and participants. The goal is to create a special environment for learning that anticipates all educational and logistical needs in a seamless fashion, minimizing distractions from the learning experience.