A Vision for the future
Since its founding in 2002, the Daniel Hanley Center for Health Leadership has worked to build a solid foundation of healthcare leadership for Maine’s future.
Our Mission
To catalyze a sustainable culture of collaboration, innovation, and values-driven leadership across the broad health community in Maine and beyond.
Our Vision
The Daniel Hanley Center for Health Leadership will help to improve the experience, outcomes and efficiency of the health system in Maine, so the state will be a better place to give and receive care and people will be healthier.
Our Values
The Center’s values are based on the principles that characterized Dr. Dan Hanley’s career as one of Maine’s most respected and effective leaders:
Daniel Hanley
The Center is named for Dr. Dan Hanley (1916-2001), a highly respected physician leader who earned an international reputation for his courage, innovation, collaboration, compassion and hard work.
Applications are now being accepted for Maine's fourth annual statewide Health Leadership Development (HLD) course, which will begin in late September in Hallowell. For more information, visit the new HLD website at www.healthleadershipmaine.org.
Hanley Forum To Build Stakeholder Support For Anti-Obesity Efforts
More 100 business, education, health care and outdoor leaders from across Maine will gather on June 30 in Auburn for the 8th Annual Hanley Leadership Forum. Entitled “What Goes Up Must Come Down – Reducing Youth Obesity in Maine,” the Forum will explore how Maine can reverse the trend toward heavier children (and adults) and improve the health of youth while strengthening Maine’s future economy.