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Speaker Profile:

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Joy Jones

Healthcare Consultant/Champion for Healthcare Experience

Joy Jones specializes in organizational behavior, team development and leading largescale system change. She enjoys helping other’s find their passion, facilitating complex discussions, keynote speaking, designing executive education and teaching  college-level coursework. In her current role, Joy leads Cleveland Clinic’s Office of Caregiver Experience, an enterprise-wide function  serving sixty-six thousand employees, known as caregivers. The Experience team in partnership with global  stakeholders are working to achieve a bold vision - create the best place to work in healthcare.


Since 2014, Joy has led strategic planning and organizational development for Cleveland Clinic’s  engagement team resulting in significant percentile rank increases each year administered and during the  last survey administration resulted in top quartile status. In addition, she designed and implemented  innovative solutions including town halls, coaching communities, leader courses and a micro-learning  performance-coaching curriculum.  Joy is the 2014 and 2015 recipient of Cleveland Clinic’s Caregiver Excellence award for innovation, having  developed enterprise-wide change management tools.  


Prior to finding a passion for healthcare, Joy held leadership positions in banking, consumer products and  consulting as manager of leader development for Nestle USA, vice president of training & OD for National  City Corporation (now PNC), manager of learning analytics for KeyBank and as a principal consultant and  executive coach. Joy’s consulting engagements are across many industries including the financial services sector: Citibank  and Comerica Bank| education sector: University of Chicago and John Carroll University|healthcare sector:  McKesson and MetroHealth Medical Center|not-for-profit sector: The Cleveland Foundation and United  Way Worldwide |science & techonology sector: NASA Glenn Research Center and Brush Engineered  Materials |government & ngo sector: District of Columbia and USAID.

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