Shared Capacity Summit: Cross-Sector Approach to Health, Work & Community

The Shared Capacity Summit: A Cross-Sector Approach to Health, Work, and Community

Join us in Baltimore for The Shared Capacity Summit, a one-day convening designed to bring together healthcare leaders, nonprofit executives, small business owners, and experienced professionals to explore how we strengthen organizations and expand access to care in a changing environment.

Hosted by Durant Bailey Group (DBG) as part of the Wells Fargo Fellowship powered by the Watson Institute, this event creates space for meaningful dialogue and practical collaboration at a time when organizations are rethinking how to operate, lead, and sustain impact.

At the center of the Summit is a clear reality: many organizations are operating without the financial and operational capacity they need, while experienced professionals remain underutilized. This convening is designed to bridge that gap through a shared capacity model that connects talent with mission-driven work to build stronger, more resilient communities.

What You’ll Experience

• A grounding opening session on operating in uncertain conditions and the shifting realities facing organizations and talent
• A fireside conversation: Nothing Is Constant but Change exploring how healthcare delivery and reimbursement have evolved and what leaders should expect next
• A featured panel: A Vision of Care Everyone Can Access examining the full set of factors that influence access to care, including non-clinical and economic drivers
• A discussion on Collaboration as Infrastructure highlighting how shared models can expand capacity, reduce costs, and strengthen organizations
• The Shared Capacity Lab, an interactive strategy session where participants work in teams to solve real operational challenges presented by mission-driven organizations
• Team presentations and feedback from judges, including sponsors and community leaders
• Opportunities for intentional networking and connection with cross-sector leaders and skilled professionals

Who Should Attend

• Healthcare professionals and administrators
• Nonprofit leaders and program directors
• Small business owners and entrepreneurs
• Finance, analytics, and operations professionals seeking mission-driven opportunities
• Workforce development and community leaders

Why Attend

This is not a traditional conference. It is a working session designed to move beyond ideas into action. You will leave with:

• A deeper understanding of how healthcare access is shaped beyond clinical settings
• Practical insight into how organizations can build financial and operational resilience
• New relationships across sectors
• Clear opportunities to collaborate, partner, or engage in shared capacity work

Sponsors & Partners

Presenting Sponsor:

Kaiser Permanente

Community Sponsors:

Baltimore Development Corporation

SC&H

Mission Impact Partner:

Associated Black Charities

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Host or Publisher Durant Bailey Group