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Prepared for: Megan Torres, Director of Education, Prairie States Hospital Association Prepared by: SpeakerPacket, from event data collected in the room and confirmed by you
| Speaker | Dana Whitfield |
| Session | Leading Through Change: What High-Performing Teams Do Differently (60-minute opening keynote) |
| Event | Prairie States Healthcare Leadership Summit, annual conference of the Prairie States Hospital Association |
| Date | Thursday, October 15, 2026 |
| Venue | Riverbend Convention Center, Des Moines, Iowa |
| Registered | 412 |
| In the room | 386 (confirmed by you after the event) |
| Contract audience figure | 400 |
Verified status: SP Verified engagement. Status: Active. This engagement is verified against the signed contract and confirmed by you, the planner. Anyone can check its current status on the speaker's public SP Verified record at any time.
You set the goal for this session, so your words headline this report.
"Our goal was energy in the room and one tool people would actually use on Monday. We got both. The huddle framework is already in the post-conference toolkit we emailed attendees."
What you told us after the event:
Audience feedback was collected by QR code in the room. The window closed 4 hours after the session ended. Only responses from inside that window appear in this report.
What landed most (attendees could name more than one):
What attendees committed to do differently next week (171 answered):
These quotes are verbatim. The speaker approved them for this report, and approval never edits a word.
"I came in expecting another leadership talk. I left with a plan for my team and, honestly, one for myself." - Nurse manager, attendee
"The three huddle questions alone were worth the trip. We start them Monday." - Director of patient experience, attendee
"Our whole table was still talking about it at lunch. That never happens after a keynote." - Clinic administrator, attendee
"Practical, funny, and no fluff. This is the first keynote our group has asked to have back." - VP of operations, attendee
Written so you can lift it into your own board or committee summary:
The opening keynote drew 386 of 412 registered attendees. Of the people in the room, 48% answered the in-room feedback request. The framework from the session is already in the attendee toolkit, and 171 attendees named a specific action they will take next week because of the session. The speaker's engagement is SP Verified against the signed contract, and the attendance figure in this report was confirmed by our own team, not supplied by the speaker.
Your private planning note appears only here. It is never shared with the bureau or the speaker.
"Our board asked hard questions about speaker fees this year. This report is what I am bringing to the November meeting."
Attendance counted toward the speaker's verified record: 386 (planner-confirmed actual; the contract figure was 400). This engagement is now part of the speaker's public verified record.
Delivery: Assembled October 17, 2026. Testimonials approved by the speaker October 19, 2026. Sent to you on October 20, 2026, at the speaker's direction. The speaker received an exact copy of this report and of the bureau copy. No surprises, on either side.