Dr. Jake Lancaster is the Chief Medical Information Officer

(CMIO) for Baptist Memorial Health Care Corporation and Chief Medical Officer

for the Baptist Medical Group. He also continues to practice as a part-time internist for the Baptist Medical Group (BMG).

Dr. Lancaster completed his undergraduate degree in physics

at the University of Mississippi and Sally McDonald Barksdale Honors College,

where he was inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa honor society. He earned his medical

degree at the University of Mississippi, where he served as student body

president and was inducted into the medical honor society Alpha Omega Alpha. He

then went on to complete an internal medicine residency at the University of

Alabama at Birmingham, where he simultaneously completed a Master of Science in

Healthcare Administration from the UAB School of Health Related Professions.

After residency, he pursued a fellowship in the field of

Clinical Informatics at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and earned an

additional Master’s degree in Applied Clinical Informatics from Vanderbilt

University. After completing fellowship, he went on to be the Chief Medical

Information Officer at West Tennessee Healthcare in Jackson, TN, where he practiced

as an outpatient internal medicine physician and hospitalist.

He is board certified in internal medicine through the

American Board of Internal Medicine and clinical informatics through the

American Board of Preventive Medicine. He is a member of the American College

of Physicians and the American Medical Informatics Association. He is also a

Fellow of the American Medical Informatics Association and the author of the

book “The Matter of Medicine.”

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Richard is a UK born Australian who has spent 40 years working globally on Business Improvement across Retail, Supply Chain, Telco, Banking and Education sectors.

From this career there emerged a single thread of learning which was so consistent and so impactful that Richard felt compelled to pull it out, capture and share it. The resulting book places Key Behaviour Indicators (KBI's) at the center of an organization’s ability to achieve genuine high performance and move towards a target Culture.

KBIs are not KPIs for people, they open a window into the Mindset of your organization. They tell you if your Culture is real or dead on a meeting room poster.

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Robert “Cujo” Teschner is a combat veteran. He’s a former F-15 “Eagle” instructor at the prestigious U.S. Air Force Weapons school—the Air Force “Top Gun” program. He’s also a former F-22 “Raptor” fighter squadron commander, having commanded one of America’s precious few operational F-22 fighter squadrons.

During his time teaching at the Weapons School, Cujo served as the U.S. Air Force’s Subject Matter Expert on the practice of team accountability. His published work from that time is still in use throughout the Air Force today. Specifically, Cujo authored “The Vocabulary of the Debrief” and helped mold the Methodology of the Debrief, defining the language and accountability practices that the Air Force uses to the present day.

A 1995 distinguished military graduate of the Air Force Academy and a 2013 distinguished graduate of the National War College, Cujo retired from the Air Force in December 2015, achieving the rank of full Colonel. But because of a battle with colorectal cancer, Cujo and his family decided to retire from the Air Force early. Team Teschner’s ambition was to focus on Cujo’s health and to accommodate the fact that his body was largely broken. This led to Cujo’s introduction to entrepreneurship.

Back when he was teaching at the Weapons School, Cujo believed that the principles he was teaching applied to a much wider audience. In fact, as Cujo started to refine and update the Accountability practices he would teach for the entirety of his time at the Weapons School, he also started thinking about translating those principles to business. Once cancer forced him to give up his ability to fly high-performance fighter aircraft, he pivoted to teaching businesses the principles that allow all teams to thrive in disruption. And he’s never looked back.

Cujo is now the founder and CEO of VMax Group, an international leadership training company. He is also the national bestselling author of Debrief to Win: How America’s Top Guns Practice Accountable Leadership … and How You Can, Too! His second book, Aiming Higher: A Journey Through Military Aviation Leadership also immediately went to #1 on the Amazon bestseller list. Cujo has built his growing company from scratch, and everyone in the company is committed to the company’s purpose: To teach and inspire real teamwork so that teams thrive in disruption and keep our economy strong.

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