Public Health Epidemiology Conversations7 Mar 2023

PHEC 290: Highlights, Takeaways, Lessons Learned, And Next Steps

As the dust settles on our sixth Public Health Consulting and Entrepreneurship expo, our incredible host, Dr. Charlotte Hughes Huntley walks us through everything that transpired at the 2023 installment.

Dr. Huntley and her team worked tirelessly and planned meticulously to ensure the success of this year's expo, with specific attention placed on creating a phenomenal experience.

We used a new platform for this year's online workshop and it was a definite winner, and more people were excited about the weekly giveaways than they had been in previous years. Huge congratulations to our 'podcast shoutout' winners, and we encourage you to network with them by following their links below.

We explore the ins and outs of the in-person workshops and the goals that Dr. Huntley set for their outcome. Our host explains the need she witnessed for people to be seen and heard, and how the realization led to some amazing transformations.

Finally, we hear about a photoshoot that got people excited, how attendees of the expo became a family and left feeling encouraged and inspired, and what the next steps are following an incredibly rewarding experience!

As ever, please connect with Dr. Huntley on LinkedIn to discuss entrepreneurship in health and to stay informed about all upcoming events.

PHEC Podcast Show Notes:

https://www.drchhuntley.com/podcast

DrCHHuntley Consulting

https://www.drchhuntley.com/consulting

Public Health Consulting & Entrepreneurship EXPO

http://publichealthexpo.com/

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