Dr. Parker serves as Chief Medical Officer for Arcadia with overall responsibility for the design and implementation of clinical strategies, input into the roadmap and development of Arcadia’s technology and service programs, thought leadership in support of providers transitioning to value-based care, and strategic advisory work for physician leaders at Arcadia’s clients.

Previously, Dr. Parker was an internist with a 30-year history at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. From 2001 until 2015, Dr. Parker served as the Medical Director and Chief Medical Officer for the 2,200 doctor Beth Israel Deaconess Care Organization. He oversaw the physician network evolve from a fee-for-service payment system to a nationally recognized global payment pioneer Accountable Care Organization. Dr. Parker’s other areas of expertise include end of life care, medical malpractice, care of the mentally ill, electronic medical records, and population health management. Dr. Parker served as assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Parker graduated from Harvard College in 1978, and the Dartmouth-Brown Program in Medicine in 1985.

Dr. Parker is an in-demand speaker to associations, companies, and academic institutions on the topics of population health management, electronic health records, value-based care, and evolutionary, medical and business impacts of stress.

A servant leader, Sheleia has dedicated herself to the growth and development of nonprofits for nearly ten years. To date, Sheleia has secured over $4.5 million dollars in grant revenue for youth development, education, and health programs. Sheleia believes that nonprofit agencies are essential to creating the change we all want to see. She has a deep passion for serving those who serve others and helping community organizations succeed. Sheleia motivates and empowers others with her can-do attitude, enthusiasm, and positive personality.

Monique Parker is the Founder of Little Bit of Good, a capacity-building accelerator program and foundation serving Black led non profits in Texas. Little Bit of Good strives to increase awareness and action around the funding and resource inequities in the nonprofit sector, more specifically experienced within the Black population. Its mission is to equip and support Black nonprofit leaders with the strategy, resources and capital necessary to create sustainable and scalable impact within their communities through capacity building initiatives.

As a writer and teacher by trade, Kristin Steele partners with nonprofits to increase their impact and fundraising by strategically improving how they tell their story at events. Kristin helped start the consulting firm Swaim Strategies in 2004 and co-authored the book “Planning a Successful Major Donor Event.” As a passionate nonprofit advocate, she speaks nationally to help organizations generate change in their communities through their events.

Joy Stephens is the Founder and CEO at Corporate Giving Network. She is a fundraising consultant and trainer specializing in corporate giving which includes corporate philanthropy, sponsorships, cause marketing, employee volunteerism, and workplace giving. Placing business professionals on nonprofit boards and training boards to embrace corporate giving rounds out the services the company offers.