Shannon Lorbiecki is a highly accomplished healthcare leader and consultant, bringing extensive expertise in business development, strategy, organizational transformation, financial management, physician relationships, and service line management. She excels in translating strategic visions into actionable plans, fostering successful implementations. Shannon is driven by a passion for innovating and effecting change in healthcare systems to expand coverage, enhance access and equity, and develop cost-effective, results-oriented healthcare delivery models.

While serving as a national advisor with Manatt Health, she provided strategic guidance to health systems, academic medical centers, children’s hospitals, health plans, state governments, and philanthropic organizations. Her focus lies in identifying growth opportunities, fostering innovation, and optimizing performance across strategic, financial, organizational, and operational aspects. With over fifteen years of consulting experience in healthcare, particularly in mergers and acquisitions, clinical integration, and delivery system transformation.

In addition to her consulting career, Shannon has held key roles within provider organizations, overseeing operations, strategy, business development, and service line management. She has managed operations for physician practices at a large academic medical center, spearheading business development and transformative changes like clinical integration and improved patient access.

Committed to promoting women, inclusion, and equity, Shannon is an active member of the leadership council and a mentor at The Carol Emmott Foundation, which strives to accelerate gender equity and diversity in healthcare. She also contributes to the Programming and Leadership Development Committees of Minnesota’s Women’s Healthcare Leadership Trust.

Shannon currently serves on the board of directors of Canvas Health, an organization that provides mental health, substance use disorder and crisis care. Canvas helps children, adolescents, adults, and families find ways to heal as they cope with mental illness, substance use disorders, and crisis situations. She has served as a faculty preceptor for University of Minnesota MHA students for many years.

Shannon holds an undergraduate degree in Chemistry and a master’s in healthcare administration (MHA) from the University of Minnesota, underpinning her comprehensive understanding of healthcare dynamics and strategy.