Senior leaders receive intelligence briefings on market conditions, competitive threats, regulatory changes, and geopolitical risk. They almost never receive structured, recurring briefings on the health threats most likely to affect them personally or disrupt their organization's leadership capacity.
Dr. Paul Kilgore — a former CDC Epidemic Intelligence Service Officer, physician-epidemiologist, and creator of more than 50 physician-designed health tools — proposes a new model: the Health Intelligence Briefing. Borrowing from the intelligence frameworks he learned at the CDC and adapting them for corporate leadership, Dr. Kilgore has designed a structured format for delivering actionable health intelligence to executives and boards on a recurring basis.
This session introduces the Health Intelligence Briefing model: what it covers (personal health risk updates, emerging public health threats relevant to operations, travel health intelligence for upcoming itineraries, workforce health trends, and pandemic or outbreak early warning), how it is structured (concise, confidential, decision-oriented), who delivers it, and how organizations can implement it. Dr. Kilgore demonstrates the format live, walking attendees through a sample briefing that shows how physician-grade health intelligence can be delivered in the same cadence and discipline as financial or security intelligence.
Attendees leave with a replicable Health Intelligence Briefing template and a clear understanding of how to operationalize executive health information — turning it from an annual checkbox into an ongoing strategic input.

Format: Executive briefing or innovation keynote. Duration: 30–45 minutes. Target audience: C-suite executives, chief risk officers, chief security officers, board directors, executive health program administrators, corporate medical directors, family office advisors. Confidential delivery format available. AV needs: screen, microphone, HDMI.