The Provan Award is the highest honor bestowed by the Academy of Management’s Health Care Management Division, recognizing scholars whose careers have fundamentally advanced the field through research, leadership, and service. Instead, his peers honored him for building one of the most influential bodies of scholarship in modern healthcare management while mentoring future scholars and helping shape the discipline itself. It is all evidence of a central question that has driven so much of Vogus’ work: Why do some organizations perform reliably in high-stakes environments while others keep making mistakes? Although healthcare has been the primary setting for Vogus’ research, the principles he studies apply anywhere organizations face high-stakes decisions. He was joining a small group of scholars whose careers have changed how healthcare management thinks.