You Can’t Go Wrong If You Do Right by the Patient
Julian Manriquez, Supervisor for Hospitality Services at City of Hope, discusses how his 110-acre campus strives to provide visitors with a five-star transportation and wayfinding experience through a unique Ambassador program. Listen in as he describes the critical roles of innovation and evolution throughout the program’s beginnings, survival during the COVID-19 pandemic, current operations, and plans for the future.
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PX Connect Live – Wayfinding
12pm ET / 11am CT / 10am MT / 9am PT – Join The Beryl Institute community for an opportunity to connect with your peers and discuss popular topics from PX Connect community threads and website searches. Breakout discussion groups will provide space for you to share your challenges, celebrate your successes, and discover what
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