Cris Massis's guest appearances

Cris Massis

Male pelvic floor and male continence research

Synergen Leadership Podcast

Small Caps

Jim Rickards

John Adams

Rick Rule

Andrew Smith

Paul Williams

Paul Adams

Kieran Flanagan

Chris Baker

Greg Smith

Doug Casey

David Hunter

Pat Williams

David Williams

John Elkington

Mike Adams

OwlTail

Allied health group Advent Health is preparing to join the ranks of the ASX by way of a reverse takeover next month with a plan to improve efficiencies and boost profitability of its founding practices.The proposed company will be made up of a consolidated group of 300 clinicians in 12 allied health practice groups with 59 locations across most states of Australia.Through its initial public offering, the company is offering 21 million shares at $1 each to raise $21 million, indicating a market capitalisation of $44.5 million upon completion.Advent Health will operate under the ASX ticker code ‘AH1’.Advent's chief executive officer Cris Massis joins us on the Small Caps podcast to discuss in greater detail.

Allied health group Advent Health is preparing to join the ranks of the ASX by way of a reverse takeover next month with a plan to improve efficiencies and boost profitability of its founding practices. The proposed company will be made up of a consolidated group of 300 clinicians in 12 allied health practice groups with 59 locations across most states of Australia. Through its initial public offering, the company is offering 21 million shares at $1 each to raise $21 million, indicating a market capitalisation of $44.5 million upon completion. Advent Health will operate under the ASX ticker code ‘AH1’. Advent's chief executive officer Cris Massis joins us on the Small Caps podcast to discuss in greater detail.

Advent Health plans to bring allied health to the ASX (w/ Cris Massis)

In episode 14 of the Synergen Leadership Podcast, Julian speaks with Cris Massis, CEO of the Australian Physiotherapy Association. The Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) is the peak body representing the interests of Australian physiotherapists and their patients. The organisation has almost 25,000 members and over 300 members in volunteer positions on committees or working parties. In this honest and frank interview, Cris talks about his personal leadership style and how he believes relationships and personality traits can lead to success, and how titles and reporting lines can have little to do with true leadership. Cris also shares his view on his current role and its responsibilities, including the challenges the industry and market face in the future.  Also talking candidly about his future plans, Cris shares the importance of purpose and why that drives him on his leadership journey.  Go To: Cris's LinkedIn Profile Australian Physiotherapy Association Website

In episode 14 of the Synergen Leadership Podcast, Julian speaks with Cris Massis, CEO of the Australian Physiotherapy Association. The Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) is the peak body representing the interests of Australian physiotherapists and their patients. The organisation has almost 25,000 members and over 300 members in volunteer positions on committees or working parties. In this honest and frank interview, Cris talks about his personal leadership style and how he believes relationships and personality traits can lead to success, and how titles and reporting lines can have little to do with true leadership. Cris also shares his view on his current role and its responsibilities, including the challenges the industry and market face in the future.  Also talking candidly about his future plans, Cris shares the importance of purpose and why that drives him on his leadership journey. Go To: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/crismassis/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Cris's LinkedIn Profile</a> <a href="http://www.physiotherapy.asn.au/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Australian Physiotherapy Association Website</a>

S1 | Ep14 Cris Massis - Australian Physiotherapy Association

Mark Merolli

In an effort to provide a blueprint for the physiotherapy private practice of the future, the APA’s InPractice 2025 report underlined the importance of digital technology as a key strategic driver.Now – when one considers the growing number of physiotherapists using social media, the increased connectivity between healthcare professionals, and the marketing opportunities available – it is clear that this growing area encompasses a boundless degree of potential. To elaborate more on how APA members can and should go about creating and building on their digital presence, this podcast sees APA CEO Cris Massis talk with APA member Mark Merolli, who, as a social media researcher, fully comprehends the profession’s connection to the digital sphere.

In an effort to provide a blueprint for the physiotherapy private practice of the future, the APA’s InPractice 2025 report underlined the importance of digital technology as a key strategic driver. Now – when one considers the growing number of physiotherapists using social media, the increased connectivity between healthcare professionals, and the marketing opportunities available – it is clear that this growing area encompasses a boundless degree of potential. To elaborate more on how APA members can and should go about creating and building on their digital presence, this podcast sees APA CEO Cris Massis talk with APA member Mark Merolli, who, as a social media researcher, fully comprehends the profession’s connection to the digital sphere.

Technology in health with Dr Mark Merolli and Cris Massis