Live Event (4/10): Private Report From The Front Lines; Ken Davis, CEO of Mt. Sinai

Live Presentation Followed by Q&A

As President & CEO Mount Sinai Health System in NYC, our own Ken Davis has a unique perspective on the COVID-19 crisis.  He’s agreed to take a bit of time out of his busy schedule on Friday,  April 10th, from 11:30 AM – Noon (EDT) to talk with us privately about what’s going on and to answer questions you have.

We will use the new Zoom account for Yale 1969 to host the online meeting.  Because this is a private briefing, you must sign up in advance.  Only pre-registered attendees will be admitted to the conference.

Click to register for this meeting:
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/uJUtfu-orD4szGEaUCQ3fmrv6MwZ2SSe7g

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

As you can imagine Ken is incredibly busy with the demands of the pandemic, so he will not tarry.  I recommend everyone JOIN the meeting 10 minutes early so that when Ken arrives, we can start immediately.

Ken will spend about half of his time giving us his perspective and the latest view from the Mount (Mt. Sinai, that is).  We’ll reserve some time for Q&A with him before he leaves.

Ken will need to leave at Noon (Eastern Time), but we’ll keep the conference bridge open for anyone who would like to stay on and continue the conversation.  As you know, our Class Secretary Art Segal is a medical doctor, and he and I will facilitate the discussion after Ken leaves.  Other classmates who are personally impacted by COVID, or involved in research or mitigation, may well be in attendance and I, for one, hope to hear from them, too.

I hope you can attend.   Don’t forget to register and mark your calendars.

BTW, if you haven’t used Zoom yet, I’ve written a little how-to article to help you get over any technical concerns or questions; and if you need some personal support, I’m happy to call you and walk you through getting set up … for reasons outlined in that article.  Just ping me at support@Yale1969.org prior to 4/10.