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Amy Hall is a recognized leader in the medical real estate industry, with a career spanning over two decades. She has a proven track record of driving leasing and investment performance, physician engagement strategies, and portfolio growth across some of the nation’s largest healthcare real estate platforms. Amy is known for her ability to align real estate strategy with the evolving needs of health systems, behavioral health providers, and medical groups, ensuring that healthcare delivery models are supported by optimized real estate solutions. 

As Senior Vice President of Leasing and Physician Strategy at Physicians Realty Trust, Amy led a national team dedicated exclusively to medical real estate, overseeing leasing strategy, physician alignment, and portfolio execution across a 16+ million square foot healthcare portfolio in 36 states. Under her leadership, the leasing team built one of the most successful healthcare-focused leasing platforms in the country, achieving an industry-leading 96% occupancy rate. Following the merger between Physicians Realty Trust and Healthpeak Properties Inc, Amy served as Senior Vice President of Leasing and Portfolio Strategy at Healthpeak Properties, Inc., where she was responsible for driving leasing performance, portfolio repositioning, and strategic growth initiatives across one of the nation’s largest publicly traded healthcare real estate investment trusts (REITs). 

She played a pivotal role in developing leasing platforms that strengthened relationships with health systems, physician groups, and behavioral health providers, ensuring long-term portfolio resilience and revenue optimization. Earlier in her career, Amy was Vice President of Office Properties at CBRE, where she helped develop leasing strategies for Catholic Health Initiatives and other leading healthcare organizations during a time of rapid expansion and industry change. Her work at CBRE further deepened her expertise in behavioral health real estate solutions, physician alignment strategies, and market-driven real estate execution. 

She began her career at Cushman & Wakefield, where she gained foundational experience in commercial real estate leasing and finance. A Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM) Designee since 2007, Amy holds dual B.A. degrees in Marketing and Organizational Management from Miami University’s Richard T. Farmer School of Business. She is an inductee in the Kentucky Women’s Athletic Hall of Fame, Miami University Athletic Hall of Fame, and Sacred Heart Academy Hall of Fame for her achievements as a distance swimmer. 

She has also been recognized as one of Louisville Business First’s 40 Under 40 Honorees. Amy is an Ironman Triathlon finisher and serves on the March of Dimes board, the Scarlet Hope Executive Board, and the founding Board for a tech start-up focusing on stopping human trafficking, Freedom Signal. Amy is a sought-after speaker, industry thought leader, and contributor to Becker’s Healthcare Review Podcasts, where she shares insights on healthcare real estate trends, physician engagement strategies, behavioral health expansion, and the evolving role of medical real estate in patient care delivery.

Matt Brown is a seasoned healthcare executive with extensive experience in building, leading, and scaling an integrated behavioral health system. Most recently, he served as Chief Administration Officer, ARC and President, ARC Healthcare at Addiction Recovery Care (ARC), where he played a pivotal role in expanding the organization into a nationally recognized model of full life transformation. Under his leadership, ARC grew from 32 beds to over 1,800 beds - and into a 30+ facility network, employing over 1,200 staff and serving thousands of individuals annually. In this role, 

Matt was instrumental in driving operational strategy, business development, and financial sustainability, overseeing key functions including finance, human resources, marketing, public relations, business development, payor negotiations, strategic initiatives, KPI development, IT, facility maintenance, and safety. He played a leading role in reimbursement reform efforts, advocating for policies that improved access to care and financial viability for behavioral health services for all stakeholders. His ability to navigate complex payor negotiations and implement sustainable solutions contributed to ARC’s growth and long-term stability. Beyond his operational leadership, Matt served as the external and internal face of ARC, engaging with state and federal policymakers, payors, investors, and community stakeholders to advance the organization’s mission. Internally, he fostered a strong organizational culture and provided strategic direction to ARC’s executive team, ensuring alignment with long-term growth objectives. Externally, he led a team that grew leads and admissions by 473% in just five years.

 Matt’s career began in physical therapy, where he practiced and led teams (physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy) for 12 years before transitioning into healthcare administration. His deep understanding of patient care, combined with expertise in operational efficiency, financial strategy, administrative functions, shared services, and payor contracting, has positioned him as a leader in advancing integrated behavioral healthcare delivery models. In addition to his professional expertise, 

Matt has a deep personal connection to addiction recovery, having entered recovery in 2014 after an 18-year battle with substance use disorder. His lived experience fuels his passion for expanding access to high-quality, patient-centered behavioral health services. Matt holds a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences and a Master’s Degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Kentucky. He resides in Louisa, Kentucky, with his wife, Summer.