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Join the Cleveland Professional 20/30 Club for an inspiring evening of insight and conversation with Dr. Amy Acton at the Music Box Supper Club on March 30 from 6–8 PM.
A physician, public health expert, and former Director of the Ohio Department of Health, Dr. Acton became widely known for her leadership and calm, thoughtful communication during one of the most challenging moments in recent history. As she helped guide Ohio through the early stages of the COVID 19 pandemic, she demonstrated the kind of resilience, transparency, and values driven leadership that today’s professionals can learn from.
This special Lessons in Leadership program is designed for young professionals looking to grow as leaders in their careers and communities. In an intimate fireside chat style conversation, Dr. Acton will share reflections from her journey in medicine, public service, philanthropy, and community leadership. She will discuss the lessons she has learned about navigating uncertainty, communicating in difficult moments, making values based decisions, and leading with empathy.
This event is an opportunity to hear from one of Ohio’s most recognizable leaders about the experiences that have shaped her approach to leadership and public service.
Attendees will have the opportunity to enjoy the welcoming atmosphere of the Music Box Supper Club, connect with fellow young professionals, and leave with practical insights that can help them grow as leaders in their own careers and communities.
Whether you are an emerging leader, entrepreneur, nonprofit professional, or simply someone who values thoughtful leadership, this conversation promises to be an engaging and meaningful evening.
Light appetizers are included with your registration, and a cash bar will be available.
Cost is $25 which includes light appetizers. Professional Members of the 20/30 Club receive a discounted rate of $20.
Door open at 6:00pm, and the program will begin at 6:30pm.
About Dr. Amy Acton
Dr. Amy Acton is a lifelong public servant who has spent her career fighting for the people of Ohio. Amy grew up in Youngstown, where she faced a tough childhood and overcame abuse, hunger, and periods of homelessness. She put herself through college and medical school here in Ohio and did her residency in Columbus at Children’s Hospital. Dr. Acton continued her work as a doctor and public health expert at The Ohio State University and the Columbus Foundation.
As the former Director of the Ohio Department of Health under Governor DeWine, Amy tackled the opioid crisis, held prescription drug companies accountable, and led the state through the COVID-19 pandemic, saving countless lives and helping Ohio’s economy and schools open sooner than other states.
Dr. Acton is running for Governor of Ohio because she refuses to look the other way as Ohio’s working families struggle to get by while politicians in Columbus cater to special interests, corporations, and billionaires. She’s fighting for a state where Ohioans can thrive.
Parking
There are several parking options surrounding the Music Box Supper Club. Rates vary depending on day and time.
