Marketing and Sales Podcasts

Transforming diabetes management with DCB: On this week's StartUp Health NOW, we chat with Greta Ehlers from Diabetes Center Berne (DCB) at the 2024 American Diabetes Association Scientific Sessions. DCB's mission? Revolutionize diabetes management with a unique global innovation challenge. We explore: Cutting-edge trends: Discover how AI and non-invasive monitoring are simplifying daily life for people with diabetes. A supportive launchpad: Learn about DCB's program, featuring an application process, expert evaluation, and an in-person boot camp in Switzerland for finalists. Building a community: This intensive boot camp fosters collaboration, one-on-one coaching, and lasting connections between startups. Making a global impact: Funded by a private benefactor, DCB offers startups the resources and connections they need to transform diabetes management worldwide. Making it personal: Ehlers, like many DCB team members, has a personal connection to diabetes, enhancing the commitment and understanding of the challenges faced by those living with diabetes. Listen in to see how DCB is bringing the future of diabetes care closer, one innovative idea at a time! Innovating in Alzheimer’s disease? Learn how you can join our Alzheimer’s Moonshot. Want more content like this? Sign up for StartUp Health Insider™ to get funding insights, news, and special updates delivered to your inbox. Innovators: Health Transformer University fuels your health moonshot Funders: Become a Health Moonshot Champion

Discover the cutting-edge world of RNA interference (RNAi) therapeutics with Dr. Akshay Vaishnaw, Chief Innovation Officer at Alnylam Pharmaceuticals. In this episode, Dr. Vaishnaw sheds light on the groundbreaking concept of RNAi therapeutics, offering a powerful new approach to treating a wide range of diseases. Learn how Alnylam Pharmaceuticals is revolutionizing healthcare with its unwavering commitment to innovation, despite facing numerous setbacks and challenges along the way.

Jim Joyce and I seem to be consistently inconsistent with #TheShot of #DigitalHealth Therapy but we welcome you all to Episode #142. Today we had a blast speaking with Dominick Kennerson, SVP at HSBC Innovation Banking 🚀 The early days of digital health and working with Steve Case 🍸 Working as a bartender in DC 🤖 AI and impacts to pharma 💥 SVB Collapse 📈 Investment Trends 🏷️ Oh, and we hear a pitch from Jim Joyce on his new venture Clear IP Fun mentions as always: Steve Case Matthew Holt Bryan Sivak Megan Coder Jessica J. Federer Milind Kamkolkar Zsuzsanna Varga, PhD Steve Agular Rock Health Bayer G4A

In this episode, Joy Rios talks with Laura Okafor Crain, the founder and CEO of Perry, a leading platform dedicated to supporting women through the often-overlooked phase of perimenopause. They discuss the critical role of community in navigating this transition, emphasizing the importance of peer support and access to vetted information. Laura shares insights about the resources available through Perry, including a physical journal designed to help women track their symptoms and emotions, as well as the most frequently asked questions from the community. The conversation highlights the emotional and physical challenges of perimenopause, the transition to menopause, and the need for increased awareness and education to empower women during this significant life stage. Episode Highlights [00:00:41] Meet Laura Okafor Crain: Advocate for Perimenopause Education [00:01:22] The Role of Community Support in Navigating Perimenopause [00:04:00] Resources and Tools for Managing Perimenopause Symptoms [00:08:20] Common Questions and Concerns in the Perimenopause Journey [00:16:21] Understanding the Transition from Perimenopause to Menopause [00:18:15] Promoting Awareness and Connection Among Women Stay connected to Laura Okafor Crain: LinkedIn | Twitter Perry | LinkedIn

The heart of AgeTech, according to Mary Furlong: "Baby Boomers want a vision of the future, not a memory of the past." In this week's StartUp Health NOW podcast episode, we dive into the booming longevity market with Mary Furlong, a legendary figure in AgeTech (senior innovation). In this excerpt from a Masterclass held for members of the StartUp Health community, Furlong shares her practical wisdom gained from more than 30 years in the industry, raising over $300 million for senior-focused businesses. In this action-packed Masterclass, you'll learn: Creative, holistic, and practical go-to-market strategies for the longevity market. How to identify real senior needs - sometimes it starts with a simple happy hour! Proven tips for building socially conscious businesses that serve this rapidly growing population. Mary Furlong is a leading authority on the longevity market. As the President and CEO of Mary Furlong & Associates (MFA), she's a champion for companies creating products and services that empower older adults. She was named one of the top 100 women in Silicon Valley and received the first-ever lifetime achievement award from Aging 2.0. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from the best! This is an actionable and inspiring masterclass excerpt - take notes and get ready to take your longevity business to the next level. Innovating in Alzheimer’s disease? Learn how you can join our Alzheimer’s Moonshot. Want more content like this? Sign up for StartUp Health Insider™ to get funding insights, news, and special updates delivered to your inbox. Innovators: Health Transformer University fuels your health moonshot Funders: Become a Health Moonshot Champion

In this episode, Joy Rios delves into a profound discussion with Carolyn Starrett, CEO of Flatiron Health, unveiling the intricate puzzle of healthcare and the pivotal role of data in transforming cancer patient care. Carolyn shares insights on Flatiron Health's mission to improve and extend lives by leveraging real-world patient data to drive advancements in clinical treatment decisions and therapy development. The conversation explores the founding principles of Flatiron Health, the challenges and opportunities in healthcare data management, and the empowering impact of sharing patient stories for research and learning. It further discusses how data-driven solutions are shaping the future of personalized healthcare and enhancing patient outcomes. Episode Highlights [00:01:31] Discussion on Flatiron Health's Impact and Objectives [00:04:02] Founding of Flatiron Health and Utilization of Data [00:08:13] Importance of Clinical Trials in Understanding Safety and Efficacy [00:10:45] Leveraging Real-World Data for Personalized Healthcare [00:15:20] Challenges and Opportunities in Healthcare Data Management [00:18:50] Enhancing Patient Outcomes through Data-Driven Insights [00:22:37] Empowerment through Real-World Data and Patient Stories [00:22:55] Conclusion and Contact Information Stay connected to Carolyn Starrett: LinkedIn | Twitter Flatiron Health | LinkedIn

This week on StartUp Health NOW, we explore youth wellbeing in the digital age with Katya Hancock, Founding Executive Director of Young Futures and a member of StartUp Health's Health Moonshot Impact Board. After 10 years as part of the StartUp Health executive team, Hancock brings her experience to this innovative non-profit focused on helping young people thrive online. We'll move beyond the "screen time villain" narrative and explore real solutions for navigating the digital world's tensions. We'll discuss Young Futures' first million-dollar funding challenge, tackling loneliness, social connection, and wellbeing. Inspired by the Surgeon General's call to action, they're empowering youth-led efforts alongside established organizations. Focus on Youth Wellbeing: Young Futures aims to improve youth wellbeing and mental health, especially in marginalized communities. The organization seeks to shift the narrative from focusing on challenges to providing practical solutions. Innovative Support for Nonprofits: The organization hosts funding challenges to support innovative nonprofits working to improve youth well-being. The first challenge, called The Lonely Hearts Club, focused on addressing loneliness and social connection. Building a Collaborative Ecosystem: Like StartUp Health, Young Futures brings together grantees in an ecosystem to collaborate and support each other. This approach helps create a stronger network of organizations working towards common goals. Real-World Applications: Examples of supported organizations include Hip Hop Into Learning, which helps kids express themselves and find community through hip hop, and Sesame 3G, which connects seniors, teens, and preschoolers for mentoring and social-emotional learning. Challenges and Opportunities: Hancock emphasizes the importance of addressing the digital tension young people face and providing them with the tools to navigate the digital world healthily. She also discusses the need for nonprofit leaders to adopt practices from the for-profit startup world, such as long-term goal setting and effective communication with funders. Supporting StartUp Health: Hancock expresses her commitment to ensuring young people are part of the conversation in healthcare. She appreciates StartUp Health's model and media presence, which can help raise awareness about youth mental health and integrate it into broader health discussions. Personal Insights and Future Goals: Hancock shares her personal journey and how her work with StartUp Health and Young Futures has influenced her views on technology and parenting. She envisions Young Futures becoming more of an entertaining media company to engage and support young people effectively. Join us for a dive into the future of youth and technology! Innovating in Alzheimer’s disease? Learn how you can join our new Alzheimer’s Moonshot. Want more content like this? Sign up for StartUp Health Insider™ to get funding insights, news, and special updates delivered to your inbox. Innovators: Health Transformer University fuels your health moonshot Funders: Become a Health Moonshot Champion

In this episode, Joy Rios welcomes Britteny Matero, Vice President at Innsena, a women-owned consultancy specializing in healthcare technology. Britteny shares her passion for maternal health and discusses the impactful work of Innsena in the healthcare space, focusing on improving patient outcomes and supporting the healthcare ecosystem. The conversation delves into the challenges of the healthcare system, the importance of event notifications for high-risk conditions, and the team's formalized approach to sharing subject matter expertise. They highlight team members' diverse passions, such as reproductive health rights and substance use disorder, emphasizing the power of collaboration and networking for driving positive change. Episode Highlights [00:00:36] Britteny Matero's role at Innsena and passion for maternal health [00:01:06] Impactful work of Innsena in the healthcare space [00:08:24] Discussion on fixing the broken healthcare system [00:09:08] Implementation of event notifications for high-risk conditions [00:16:38] Formalized sharing of subject matter expertise within the team [00:17:38] Team members' passions including reproductive health rights and substance use disorder [00:18:12] Emphasis on networking and collaboration for positive change Stay connected to Britteny Matero: LinkedIn | Twitter Innsena | LinkedIn

In this episode, Joy Rios sits down with Rhonda Collins, a seasoned clinical informatics nurse, now with Kontakt.io, focusing on revolutionizing healthcare safety and efficiency. Delving into the pressing issue of workplace violence and stress faced by healthcare professionals, Rhonda sheds light on Kontakt's innovative solutions, including precise location tracking and duress buttons, aimed at enhancing staff and patient safety. The discussion underscores the practical approach of addressing fundamental operational challenges in healthcare environments to create a conducive workplace that promotes better patient care. Episode Highlights: [00:02:18] Workplace Stress and Safety Concerns [00:03:32] Utilizing Technology for Safety in Healthcare [00:05:25] Solving Real Problems in Healthcare Environments [00:08:00] Importance of Precise Location Tracking for Support [00:21:18] Delivering Relevant Information in Healthcare [00:22:11] Connecting with Rhonda Collins and Kontakt.io Stay connected to Rhonda Collins: LinkedIn | Twitter Kontakt | LinkedIn

Want to know what it takes to create award-winning work in healthcare advertising? Check out our final Cannesplaining Healthcare podcast episode, live from the 2024 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, featuring our 21GRAMS, a part of Real Chemistry, creative leaders as they explore the intersection of creativity, marketing and healthcare. Discover how to make your health advertising stand out with insights from Real Chemistry Chief Creative Office & 21GRAMS Managing Founder Frank Mazzola, 21GRAMS Executive Creative Director Lauren Polina, Chief Creative Officer Tom Richards and Executive Creative Director Chris Charles.

This episode of StartUp Health NOW dives deep into the world of diabetes research and innovation. Host Logan Plaster takes you inside the American Diabetes Association's annual conference in Orlando, Florida. Insights from industry leaders: Logan interviews StartUp Health's Impact Board members Chuck Henderson, CEO of the ADA, and Sean Sullivan, Program Officer at the Helmsley Charitable Trust. Get the latest updates: Hear directly from these leaders on the cutting edge of diabetes research, as they talk about the future of diabetes care and the role of startups in the broader ecosystem. Metabolic Moonshot on the horizon: Explore the upcoming launch of StartUp Health's Metabolic Moonshot, designed to build a community of founders and researchers tackling metabolic diseases. Tune in for a compelling look at the fight against diabetes and the innovative solutions emerging from the research community. Innovating in Alzheimer’s disease? Learn how you can join our new Alzheimer’s Moonshot. Want more content like this? Sign up for StartUp Health Insider™ to get funding insights, news, and special updates delivered to your inbox. Innovators: Health Transformer University fuels your health moonshot Funders: Become a Health Moonshot Champion

Live from the 2024 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, join us as we explore the intersection of creativity, marketing and healthcare during our latest Cannesplaining Healthcare podcast episode featuring Genentech Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) Dr. Erica Taylor, 21GRAMS Managing Founder & Real Chemistry Chief Creative Officer Frank Mazzola, and 21GRAMS Executive Creative Director Lauren Pollina. Discover how Genentech is modernizing marketing in the pharmaceutical industry and gain insights into the importance of creativity, the challenge of incorporating levity into health marketing and the value of early regulatory involvement in marketing campaigns. Learn from Dr. Erica Taylor's unique journey to her role as CMO and explore the evolving nature of marketing in healthcare. 

Live from the 2024 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, join us for a discussion on the future of healthcare innovation and creativity. In this episode, Collette Douaihy, Dentsu Health Global CCO and President of Cannes Lions 2024 Pharma Jury, 21GRAMS Global CCO Tom Richards and 21GRAMS Executive Creative Director Chris Charles delve into the importance of patient-centricity, building strong client relationships and the ethical use of AI in healthcare. Discover insights on how to create impactful work and stay ahead in the ever-evolving healthcare landscape. 

This episode of StartUp Health NOW features a special guest host, Steven Krein, CEO & Co-founder of StartUp Health. Earlier this week, Steve led a  Masterclass with Harry Leider, MD, a seasoned healthcare executive with more than 25 years of experience. Dr. Leider offers invaluable insights for entrepreneurs, sharing his expertise across various sectors – from biotech to the world of retail pharmacy giants like Walgreens. Get ready for tactical advice on understanding your customers, launching minimum viable products (MVPs), navigating lengthy sales cycles, and much more, in this Q&A with real questions from founders in the StartUp Health community. This episode is packed with wisdom for anyone building a business in the healthcare industry. Tune in and learn from Dr. Leider's extensive experience. Innovating in Alzheimer’s disease? Learn how you can join our new Alzheimer’s Moonshot. Want more content like this? Sign up for StartUp Health Insider™ to get funding insights, news, and special updates delivered to your inbox. Innovators: Health Transformer University fuels your health moonshot Funders: Become a Health Moonshot Champion

In this episode of the Joy Rios welcomes Brad Johnson, and David Smith, authors of, "Athena Rising: How and Why Men Should Mentor Women" and "Good Guys: How Men Can Be Better Allies for Women in the Workplace," highlighting the importance of male engagement in promoting gender diversity and inclusion. They discuss their work on gender equity in the workplace, driven by personal motivations and extensive research. The conversation covers practical strategies for men to show up as allies, the benefits of diverse workplaces, and the personal and professional gains men can achieve by advocating for gender equity. Episode Highlights [00:02:37] Importance of Men Engaging in Gender Equity Work [00:09:44] Potential Penalties for Advocating for Gender Equity [00:12:30] Importance of Listening and Learning in Gender Equity Efforts [00:13:45] Addressing Fear in Men Mentoring Women [00:16:49] Eye-Opening Experiences of Gender Disparities in the Workplace Stay connected to Brad Johnson & David Smith: Brad Johnson | David Smith Workplace Allies | LinkedIn

Virta Health is one of the greatest success stories in health tech today. Join us for an insightful StartUp Health NOW episode featuring Sami Inkinen, the visionary CEO & Co-founder of Virta Health, a pioneering company focused on the reversal of Type 2 diabetes. In this Masterclass, originally recorded in front of a virtual audience of entrepreneurs in the StartUp Health community, Inkinen – also a member of the community – shares his journey and the innovative strategies behind Virta Health's success. Inkinen's impressive background includes co-founding Trulia, leading it to a successful IPO and eventual sale to Zillow Group. At Virta Health, he's raised $366M and achieved a $2B valuation, with the company recognized as a TIME100 Most Influential Company in 2023. Beyond his business acumen, Sami is a world-class athlete and health advocate, known for his rowing expedition to raise awareness about diabetes. In this episode, Inkinen delves into: The biggest surprises he faced as a health tech founder Balancing his roles as CEO, father, and husband The strategic planning rhythms that drive Virta's mission His personal journey, from existential crises to global health impact As is typical of members of the StartUp Health community, Inkinen is generous in sharing his wisdom. Tune in to learn from his experience and gain valuable insights into leadership and achieving sustainable product-market fit in the health tech industry. Innovating in Alzheimer’s disease? Learn how you can join our new Alzheimer’s Moonshot. Want more content like this? Sign up for StartUp Health Insider™ to get funding insights, news, and special updates delivered to your inbox. Innovators: Health Transformer University fuels your health moonshot Funders: Become a Health Moonshot Champion

Jim Joyce and I are trying to stay consistent with #TheShot of Digital Health Therapy" though life gets in the way! Nonetheless, here we are... a day late with the upload but we know it was worth the wait as we get into deep convo with Stephen Konya, Senior Advisor to the Deputy National Coordinator at Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) From his early days in the Marine Corps to building innovation ecosystems at local and federal levels, Stephen's journey is nothing short of inspiring: 🚀 The complexities and triumphs of building healthcare ecosystems 🌍 Stephen's perspective on innovation and its impact across various sectors 📈 The evolution of healthcare ecosystems and the critical role of public-private partnerships 🏥 Insights into "CancerX" and its aim to transform oncology through digital innovation 🌟 Stephen's personal growth from Marine Corps to a leader in healthcare innovation 🔗 The Three C's of Innovation: Convene stakeholders, Collaborate on shared goals, and Catalyze action to transform ideas into impactful solutions. Fun mentions as always: Rasu Shrestha MD MBA Tamara Srzentić MS MBA Ritesh Patel Micky Tripathi Jennifer Goldsack

In this episode, Joy Rios delves into the intricate world of healthcare with guest Aja Hardy, a seasoned professional with a diverse background in software development, marketing, and regulatory affairs for medical devices. Aja shares her unconventional journey, from initially aiming to become a doctor to finding her niche in the healthcare industry through opportunities like the American Hospital Association fellowship and a pivotal role at Cerner. The conversation touches on the challenges of balancing work and personal life, the significance of visibility and transparency in the healthcare sector, and the evolving landscape of regulatory processes for medical devices. Episode Highlights [00:01:23] Aja Hardy's Background and Experience [00:05:17] Transitioning to Regulatory Affairs [00:10:32] Balancing Work and Personal Life [00:15:20] Importance of Visibility and Transparency [00:20:42] Opportunity with Cerner [00:25:15] Learning and Contributing in Different Roles [00:31:37] Connecting with Aja Hardy Stay connected to Aja Hardy: LinkedIn | Twitter FDA | LinkedIn

In the lead up to ASCO 2024, we hosted a discussion on the dynamic landscape of oncology today, looking through the lens of this year’s meeting theme: the art and science of cancer care. Within two featured mini panels, we reviewed key trends and innovations and highlighted how intersections between art and science can help us change the face and future of the cancer experience. Touching on areas like advocacy, AI, screening and therapeutic advances, this can’t miss conversation will help us envision a more effective and compassionate future in oncology.   The Art: The art of improving patient care. How industry collaborations, data-based messaging and campaigns and advocacy are helping to reach more patients earlier and more holistically. Ysabel Duron, Founder, President / Executive Director, The Latino Cancer Institute  Meredith Owen, Chief Revenue Officer, Analytics & Insights Group, Real Chemistry Shanthi Sivendran, MD, MSCR, MBA, Senior Vice President, Cancer Care Support, American Cancer Society    The Science: The latest therapeutics advancements in oncology. How technology is helping industry better engage providers and democratize science via visualization to help improve outcomes. HP Balaji, Senior Medical Director and TA Head, Bladder Cancer, Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine Brandon Pletsch, President, Scientific Visualization and Exhibit Experience, Real Chemistry

Breaking Down Silos for Alzheimer's Innovation: A Conversation with Aishu Sukumar of Gates Ventures This episode of StartUp Health NOW welcomes Aishu Sukumar of Gates Ventures in another in our series of conversations with our Alzheimer’s Moonshot Impact Board. A champion for collaboration: Explore Sukumar's vision for leveraging data and fostering collaboration among Alzheimer's innovators. From research scientist to moonshot leader: Discover Sukumar's unique career path that bridges science, business, and healthcare, taking her from Harvard Medical School and Berkeley to working at startups and then to Gates Ventures. The power of a Health Moonshot Community: Learn how this initiative is uniting innovators to accelerate progress against Alzheimer's. This episode is for you if: You're passionate about finding a cure for Alzheimer's. You believe in the power of collaboration in tackling complex challenges. You're curious about the journeys of inspiring healthcare leaders. Want even more about Alzheimer’s disease innovation? Learn how you can join our new Alzheimer’s Moonshot Meet the first companies to join the Alzheimer’s Moonshot Community Meet Phyllis Ferrell, Chief Impact Officer for StartUp Health’s Alzheimer’s Moonshot Join us as we explore how Aishu Sukumar's diverse background is shaping the future of Alzheimer's research as a member of our Alzheimer's Moonshot Impact Board. Want more content like this? Sign up for StartUp Health Insider™ to get funding insights, news, and special updates delivered to your inbox. Innovators: Health Transformer University fuels your health moonshot Funders: Become a Health Moonshot Champion

In this episode, Joy Rios interviews Cate Navarrete, the founder and executive director of the Body Positive Alliance, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting body positivity and systemic equity for all bodies. Cate discusses the growth and impact of the organization, highlighting the challenges of retention and engagement within the chapters. She emphasizes the importance of knowledge and community in fostering body positivity and social justice awareness. The conversation delves into measuring success in promoting body positivity, and the potential impact of their work on a larger scale. Episode Highlights [00:00:00] Introduction by Joy Rios [00:13:00] The growth and impact of the Body Positive Alliance [00:13:30] Challenges of retention and engagement in the organization [00:16:17] Measuring success in promoting body positivity and social justice issues [00:22:42] The importance of knowledge and community in promoting body positivity [00:24:50] Potential impact of work on a larger scale Stay connected to Cate Navarrete: LinkedIn | Twitter Body Positive Alliance | LinkedIn

This episode of StartUp Health NOW challenges your perception of Alzheimer's in another in our series of conversations with our Alzheimer’s Moonshot Impact Board. This week's guest is Craig Ritchie, MD, PhD, CEO & Founder of Scottish Brain Sciences and a Professor at University of St. Andrews. A new view of Alzheimer's: Discover the distinction between what Dr. Ritchie calls Alzheimer's disease vs Alzheimer's dementia. The invisible threat: Learn how Alzheimer's can exist without noticeable symptoms, impacting younger individuals. Shifting the research focus: Explore the importance of studying pre-symptomatic Alzheimer's for effective treatment. Unleashing innovation: Gain insights into Dr. Ritchie's optimism for StartUp Health’s Alzheimer’s Moonshot Community. This episode is for you if: You're interested in the latest Alzheimer's research. You want to understand the different stages of Alzheimer's. You're curious about the power of collaboration in tackling Alzheimer's. Want even more about Alzheimer’s disease innovation? Learn how you can join our new Alzheimer’s Moonshot Meet the first companies to join the Alzheimer’s Moonshot Community. Meet Phyllis Ferrell, Chief Impact Officer for StartUp Health’s Alzheimer’s Moonshot Join us as we redefine Alzheimer's and ignite hope for a future free from dementia! Want more content like this? Sign up for StartUp Health Insider™ to get funding insights, news, and special updates delivered to your inbox. Innovators: Health Transformer University fuels your health moonshot Funders: Become a Health Moonshot Champion

In this episode, Joy welcomes Julie Frey from Wolters Kluwer Health, who heads the Provider product division. They explore Wolters Kluwer's role in healthcare, focusing on clinical decision support tools like UpToDate, which provide clinicians with timely and accurate information at the point of care. Julie highlights the company's mission to alleviate clinician burnout by empowering them with efficient tools and discusses the future of healthcare, emphasizing the importance of connecting clinicians and patients for holistic care. Episode Highlights [00:01:01] Overview of Wolters Kluwer Health and its global presence [00:02:04] Clinical decision support and patient engagement tools [00:06:16] Clinician challenges and the importance of patient engagement in healthcare [00:16:33] Julie Frey's journey into healthcare, starting from corporate strategy to a focus on health division projects [00:19:34] Julie Frey's motivation and excitement about the intrinsic purpose in healthcare [00:19:59] Ways to connect with Julie Frey and Wolters Kluwer Health Stay connected to Julie Frey: LinkedIn | Twitter Wolters Kluwer | LinkedIn

In the final episode of the Techquity Series, Luis Belen and Tracy Wang delve into the realm of health equity and technology, showcasing the transformative power of data-driven initiatives. Tracy Wang, Director of Digital Solutions at Elevance Health, shares insights into a groundbreaking project aimed at addressing health disparities through innovative data visualization and analytics. The conversation highlights the crucial role of community engagement and the strategic use of data to drive impactful interventions. Luis and Tracy explore the challenges of building trust in underserved communities and the importance of aligning priorities with community needs to maximize the impact of health equity efforts. Want to learn more about the inspiring projects making healthcare more equitable? Head over to hitlikeagirlpod.com/techquity Episode Highlights 00:07:29 - Introduction by Luis Belen and Tracy Wang 00:08:22 - Recognition of Tracy Wang's Initiatives 00:08:55 - Description of the Project's Objectives 00:13:46 - Importance of Data Visualization and Engagement 00:26:52 - Discussion on Trust in Underserved Communities 00:27:53 - Engagement Strategies and ROI in Health Equity Efforts 00:40:09 - Value of Centralized Data for Addressing Disparities