Mental Health Ceo Case Study

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Mental Health CEO’s
‘Meet and Mingle’
You are invited to meet with other Mental Health CEO’s in the Des Moines
Metro Area to discuss upcoming training opportunities, insurance challenges, resources, share ideas and brainstorm ideas.
5:30—7pm
@ Eatery A
2932 Ingersoll Ave
Des Moines, IA 50312
RSVP to: dkalbus@integrativecs.net with a room reservation for group. order off the menu if you like small bites and non alcoholic beverages provided.

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