More patients. Better marketing. Without adding more to your team’s plate.

Healthcare marketing leaders are expected to deliver more content, better campaigns, and more booked appointments with the resources they already have.

But enquiries don’t always become appointments.

Follow-ups get missed.

One location grows while another struggles.

And marketing reports don’t always explain why.

Join Rochelle Shvarts, VP of Partnerships at Nas.com, for an intimate CMO dinner in Miami with a carefully selected group of marketing leaders from healthcare businesses.

Over dinner, we’ll have an honest conversation about what’s working, where teams are struggling, and how AI agents can help.

What we’ll discuss:

• Turning more enquiries into appointments. Where potential patients drop off and how to identify gaps in follow-up.
• Improving campaign performance. How AI agents can support better decisions across Meta and Google Ads.
• Creating more content with your existing team. Turning patient questions and clinical expertise into useful ads and creative ideas.
• Understanding performance across locations. What drives results and where your marketing needs attention.
• Putting AI agents into practice. What to try first, what your team still needs to review, and how to measure progress.

Bring the challenges your reports haven’t answered and the ideas you’re still figuring out.

This is a chance to exchange experiences with peers and explore practical ways to make your marketing work harder.

Who this dinner is for:

This dinner is designed for founders, CEOs, CMOs, VPs of Marketing, Marketing Directors, Heads of Growth, and Marketing Managers working within healthcare businesses, with a focus on those operating multiple clinic locations.

Seats are limited, and attendance is by application only. We review every application personally to bring together a relevant group and make the conversation valuable for everyone at the table.

📅 Date: October 29, 2026
⏰ Time: 7:30 - 9:30 PM EST
📍 Location: Miami. Venue details will be shared with approved attendees.