Executive Summits
Bringing together Health Plan and Health System leaders to shape the future of healthcare.
The Pharmacy Group (TPG) Executive Summits are invitation-only forums that bring together senior leaders from Health Plans, Health Systems, industry innovators, and strategic partners to examine healthcare’s most pressing clinical, operational, financial, and policy challenges.
Unlike traditional conferences, TPG Executive Summits are intentionally designed to encourage candid discussion, cross-sector collaboration, and actionable ideas that improve patient care, healthcare affordability, and organizational performance.
Why TPG’s Executive Summits?
- Health Plans and Health Systems at the same table. Unlike many industry events that focus on a single segment of healthcare, TPG brings payer and provider leaders together to foster collaboration around shared challenges and opportunities.
- Invitation-only executive discussions. Conversations are intentionally designed for senior decision-makers, creating an environment for candid, peer-to-peer exchange.
- Action-oriented outcomes. Insights extend beyond the event through executive whitepapers, working groups, and ongoing collaboration.
- Focused, interactive format. Small-group roundtables promote thoughtful discussion rather than traditional lecture-style presentations.
Chief Medical Officers
March 15-16, 2027
The TPG Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Summit brings together Chief Medical Officers from leading Health Plans, Health Systems, physician groups, and industry organizations to explore the future of patient care management and clinical innovation.
Topics of Discussion
- Healthcare Transformation
- Artificial Intelligence
- Innovative Medicines
- Patient Care Management
- Behavioral Health
- Cell & Gene Therapy
- Pharmacy Benefit Management
2027 Summit
March 15-16, 2027
Grand Hyatt DFW, Dallas, Texas
Stay tuned for details
Chief Pharmacy Officers
May 17-18, 2027
The TPG Chief Pharmacy Officer (CPO) Summit brings together pharmacy leaders from Health Plans, Health Systems, academia, technology, and industry organizations to explore the evolving future of pharmacy care management.
Topics of Discussion
- AI in Pharmacy
- Pharmacy Benefit Management
- Biosimilars
- Prior Authorization
- Medication Use Evaluation
- Value-Based Care
- Healthcare Consumerism
- Integrated Data & Analytics
2027 Summit
May 17-18, 2027
Grand Hyatt DFW, Dallas, Texas
Stay tuned for details
Past Programs & Educational Resources
Inaugural Chief Pharmacy Officer Summit Highlights
- Held May 11-12, 2026
- 11 Chief Pharmacy Officers
- Leaders representing health plans, health systems, academia and technology
- National executive roundtable discussions
- Published executive whitepaper
- Working groups established for 2027 initiatives
Why Attend?
- Gain perspectives from both Health Plan and Health System leaders.
- Engage in peer-to-peer discussions with senior healthcare executives.
- Explore emerging trends shaping healthcare delivery.
- Share practical strategies for improving patient outcomes.
- Build meaningful relationships across payer, provider, and industry organizations.
- Help shape future executive working groups and collaborative initiatives.
Outcomes Beyond the Summit
TPG Executive Summits are designed to extend beyond the meeting itself. Discussions often lead to executive whitepapers, collaborative working groups, educational initiatives, and ongoing dialogue among healthcare leaders to advance practical solutions for the industry’s most pressing challenges.
Interested in Participating?
TPG Executive Summits are invitation-only events designed for senior healthcare executives. To learn more about upcoming summits or sponsorship opportunities, contact us.
Mike is a Senior Consultant for The Pharmacy Group (TPG). TPG provides consulting services to healthcare service, information technology, and pharmaceutical companies to grow revenue and improve the financial performance of their products and services.
Henry is a senior consultant with The Pharmacy Group (TPG). TPG provides consulting services to healthcare service, information technology, and pharmaceutical companies to grow revenue and improve the financial performance of their products and services.



Gayle is a Senior Consultant with TPG Data Services (TPG-DS). TPG-DS and our team of senior healthcare and clinical consultants are transforming the way providers and payors monitor healthcare information to control costs and enhance efficiencies.
Winston Wong is a Senior Consultant with The Pharmacy Group (TPG). TPG provides consulting services to healthcare service, information technology, and pharmaceutical companies to grow revenue and improve the financial performance of their products and services.
Jeff joined The Pharmacy Group (TPG) in August 2008 to support its administrative functions. Over the years he has taken on additional responsibilities including marketing initiatives, client communications, and general web support. As a vice president Jeff is primarily responsible for attendee recruitment for all TPG activities, from the planning and strategy of recruitment to the execution and oversight of those initiatives.
Rich Balest has served as a health industry consultant utilizing over 25 years of experience in data mining, data modeling, data warehousing, and information delivery. Rich has comprehensive experience analyzing detailed claims and eligibility from CMS, insurance companies, and managed care organizations including prescription benefit managers (PBM), and account and medical record detailed patient data from hospital patient accounting systems, clinical ancillary systems, and professional and institutional billing systems.
Marjorie Pestel Zimmerman, MS, BS Pharm, is a registered pharmacist with diverse experience in the healthcare industry. During her practice in a large tertiary care center, she held numerous positions, including decentralized clinical pharmacist and Assistant Director of Operations within the pharmacy department. As a consultant for a psychiatric hospital, she performed medical staff drug usage evaluations and led patient medication groups.
