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A G I N G A M E R I C A N S 2016d.health

Dear d.health Executive Summit Participants:

We are delighted to host the d.health Executive Summit in New York City at this historic

World Trade Center site for a second year. Thank you for joining us in a collaborative effort

to disrupt healthcare to allow Americans to Age at Home.

This year’s Presidential primary campaign has largely ignored an issue paramount to a

growing segment of our population. Nearly 90% of Americans prefer to age at home, yet

barriers, such as antiquated reimbursement and licensing policies, prevent Americans from

realizing this goal. To address this political “blind spot,” the Summit assembles health,

technology, finance and policy leaders to discuss today’s best ideas, form tomorrow’s

partnerships, and launch the care models of the future.

The d.health Summit agenda features more than 10 CEOs and numerous thought leaders who

are disrupting healthcare to modernize homecare, provide virtual visits into the home,

transform the insurance industry, redesign and reframe successful aging, and revolutionize

medical education. Noted journalists from The New York Times, The Atlantic, and Fast

Company will moderate the panel sessions. Nationally-known leaders in healthcare and

the aging space will join new entrants to the market to provide unique perspectives and

discover synergies.

Many thanks to our generous partners, our advisory board, our speakers, and the d.health

staff for making this event possible.

We look forward to an exciting day of discussion and collaborative thinking.

Avi & Ray

New York City, May 4, 2016

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R AY D O R S E Y, M D , M B A

Dr. Ray Dorsey is the David M. Levy Professor of Neurology and Director of CHET,

a center that seeks to improve global health through novel clinical research, at the

University of Rochester Medical Center. Through creative applications of technology,

he and his colleagues want to enable anyone anywhere to receive care, participate in

research, and benefit from therapeutic advances.

Most recently, Dr. Dorsey helped to develop an iPhone mobile app called mPower,

which allows patients with Parkinson’s disease to track their symptoms in real time

and share this information with researchers. Apple’s recently announced CareKit

will turn the mPower ResearchKit™ study into a valuable tool to help better inform

patients about their condition and care providers about treatment.

Dr. Dorsey previously directed the movement disorders division and neurology tele-

medicine at Johns Hopkins and worked as a consultant for McKinsey & Company. In

2015, he was recognized as a White House “Champion for Change” for Parkinson’s

disease. Dr. Dorsey’s research has been published in leading medical, neurology, and

economic journals and has been featured on National Public Radio, in The New York

Times, and in The Wall Street Journal.

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d.health leadershipP R O F E S S O R A B R A H A M S E I D M A N N

Professor Avi Seidmann is a Chair Faculty at the Simon Business School, University of

Rochester (Information Systems, Operations Management & E-commerce), and has

been awarded several prestigious prizes for his outstanding research and software

development projects. He has over 30 years of proven experience in developing and

implementing complex information systems around the globe. Seidmann has consulted with

many of the leading industrial and service corporations and presented numerous research

and executive seminars on four continents. His research was cited twice on the

front page of The Wall Street Journal, and he has been granted several prestigious

prizes at international conferences for publishing outstanding research papers in

the areas of information systems, information economics and electronic commerce.

Professor Seidmann is the author of over 100 research articles, which appear in

many of the leading scientific journals, and has been the founding department editor on

interdisciplinary management research and applications in Management Science for

10 years. His current research and consulting activities include medical informatics,

electronic commerce, online auctions, information systems, health care management,

business process design, project management and optimal resource allocation,

strategic manufacturing systems, information economics, stochastic processes and

performance modeling for capacity planning and pricing.

B R U C E L E F F, M DProfessor of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University School of MedicineDr. Leff is a clinician, educator, and an internationally recognized leader and researcher on novel models of health service delivery for older adults with an emphasis on home and community-based models, the care of people with multiple chronic conditions, and quality measurement.

P H I L I P L E V I N S O N , M B A , M PAVenture Advisor, Learn CapitalPhilip Levinson is a Venture Advisor to Learn Capital and was the first Sales & Marketing executive at TigerText, helping the company in its first 5 years as it signed its first 3,000+ enterprise & healthcare installations (including Adventist Health and Multicare Health) and closed numerous partnerships (including with CDW, Verizon, MobileIron, Amion and PointClickCare). TigerText has raised $80+ million in VC funding to date. Phil is also a Contributing Columnist at Business Insider with recent articles on Nike, CloudFlare and Uber.

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d.health advisory board

S E N AT O R T O M D A S C H L E Founder & CEO, The Daschle GroupSenator Tom Daschle served as the Senate Majority Leader and has participated in the development and debate of nearly every major public policy issue of the past 30 years. Since leaving the Senate, he has remained an active and learned voice among policymakers.

N A N C Y M . G R E E NHealthcare Global Lead, Verizon Enterprise SolutionsA thought leader in the health care industry, Green drives strategic innovation partnerships with industry leaders and organizations. A 20-year health care industry veteran, Green has extensive experience in the strategy, design, development, launch and sale of advanced mobility and communications solutions and applications for the health care sector. Green is active in several professional organizations, including the American Telemedicine Asso-ciation and the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS). She was named to a short list of “Disruptive Women to Watch in 2014” by Disruptive Women in Health Care.

D AV I D K L E I N , M B ASpecial Advisor to the CEO, University of Rochester Medical CenterDavid H. Klein is a special advisor to the CEO of the University of Rochester (UR) Medical Center, a professor of public health sciences in the UR School of Medicine and Dentistry and an executive professor of health care management in the UR Simon Business School. Mr. Klein was the chief executive officer of The Lifetime Healthcare Companies (TLHC) headquartered in Rochester, NY which includes Excellus BlueCross BlueShield (BCBS), Univera Healthcare, and Lifetime Health Medical Group. Mr. Klein had been a senior executive with TLHC and its predecessor companies since 1986, serving as CEO since 2003. He was a director of the national Blue Cross Blue Shield Association (BCBSA) and America’s Health Insurance Plans.

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S E T H S T E R N B E R GCo-Founder & CEO, HonorSeth Sternberg is a Co-founder and CEO of Honor, a tech-based service that transforms non-medical in-home care for the aging. Prior to Honor, Seth co-founded Meebo, serving as CEO until it was sold to Google in 2012, where he served as Product Director for the Google+ Platform.

AV I VA S U F I A N , M P P, M P HConsultantMs. Sufian is a passionate leader in the field of aging. Most recently, she served in the Obama Administration, focusing on a range of issues related to aging and disability. While at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, she was appointed as the first Special Envoy for U.S. Holocaust Survivor Services and was also the Director of Regional Operations at the Administration for Community Living. She previously served as Associate Commissioner of External Affairs and Senior Advisor at the U.S. Social Security Administration, as well as Senior Policy Analyst at the New York City Department for the Aging.

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d.health advisory board

C A R O L R A P H A E LBoard Chair, AARPCarol Raphael is a nationally recognized leader in health policy and serves on numerous boards in health care, education and human services. Prior to joining the AARP, she served as President and CEO of the Visiting Nurse Service of New York (VNSNY) for over 20 years. In 2013, Ms. Raphael was appointed by President Obama to the Bipartisan Commission on Long Term Care. She is a member of Age-Friendly New York City, a collaborative response to the demands of the city’s aging population, and is co-editor of the book “Home Based Care for a New Century.”

J O S E P H M . S M I T H , M D , P h DCEO, Reflexion HealthDr. Smith brings more than two decades of medical, clinical, and technology leadership toReflexion Health, a digital health and telemedicine company dedicated to bringing personal-ized healthcare into patients’ homes. Dr. Smith previously served as Chief Medical & Science Officer of the West Health Institute. Prior roles included leadership positions at Johnson & Johnson, Guidant/Boston Scientific and Washington University in St. Louis. Dr. Smith is an advisor to the Wellcome Trust, Johns Hopkins University and the FDA Safety Innovation Act workgroup on the regulation of HIT. He holds a BES from Johns Hopkins University, a PhD from the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology, and an MD from Harvard Medical School.

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2:00 - 2:30pm Keynote Address Disruptive Model for the Future of Medicine

Clay Johnston Inaugural Dean & VP Medical Affairs, Dell Medical School, University of Texas at Austin 2:30 - 3:00pm Networking Coffee Break 3:00 - 3:30pm Fireside Chat Investment Opportunities in the Aging in Place Market Moderated by Christina Farr Journalist, Fast Company Stephanie Tilenius Founder & CEO, Vida Health Owen Tripp CEO, Grand Rounds 3:30 - 4:00pm Fireside Chat The Changing Insurance Landscape Moderated by Jennifer Hajj Sr. Consultant, Sachs Policy Group Karen Ignagni President & CEO, EmblemHealth Noah Lang Founder & CEO, Stride Health 4:00 - 4:30pm Keynote Address Honor - One Year Later Seth Sternberg Co-Founder & CEO, Honor 4:30 - 6:00pm

Networking Cocktail Reception

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7:30 - 8:15am Registration & Networking Breakfast

8:15 - 8:30am

Opening Remarks Avi Seidmann Simon Business School & Ray Dorsey University of Rochester Medical Center 8:30 - 9:00am Keynote Address

Partnership Opportunities Stephen Johnston Co-Founder, Aging2.0 & Generator Ventures

9:00 - 10:00am Panel Discussion Overcoming Barriers to Disruption

Moderated by Jonathan Rauch Journalist, The Atlantic Elise Anthony Acting Director of Public Policy, Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT

Thomas DeRosa CEO, Welltower Walter Jin Founder, Three Fields Capital Thomas McInerney President & CEO, Genworth Debra Whitman Chief Public Policy Officer, AARP 10:00 - 10:30am

Networking Break

10:30 - 11:00am Keynote Address Aging by Design: Challenges & Opportunities

Drew Miller Creative Director, Frog Design

11:00am - 12:00pm Panel Discussion Successful Aging & Chronic Care

Moderated by Paula Span Journalist, The New York Times Bas Bloem Medical Director, Parkinson Centre Nijmegen

Cynthia Boyd Associate Professor, Johns Hopkins Steven Landers CEO, VNA Health Group Shelley Lyford CEO & President, West Health 12:00 - 1:00pm

Networking Lunch & Expo 1:00 - 2:00pm Panel Discussion The Next Generation House Call

Moderated by Christina Farr Journalist, Fast Company Damian Gilbert Founder & CEO, TouchCare

Oscar Salazar Chief Product Officer & Co-Founder, Pager Roy Schoenberg Co-founder & CEO, American Well Ian Tong Chief Medical Officer, Doctor On Demand

d.health agenda

ELISE SWEENEY ANTHONY, JDActing Director, Office Policy

Elise leads ONC’s engagement on a range of high-priority federal policy efforts, including regulatory development, information blocking, and MACRA implementation. Elise is an experienced health policy attorney and advisor, and spent many years at a leading law firm where she spearheaded a variety of health improvement initiatives.

BASTIAAN “BAS” BLOEM, MD, PhDMedical Director, Parkinson Center Nijmegen (ParC)

In 2002, Prof. Bloem became Medical Director of the Parkinson Centre Nijmegen, which was recognized in 2005 as a National Parkinson Foundation center of excellence. Together with Dr. Marten Munneke, he developed the national ParkinsonNet concept, which received an award for the best healthcare innovation in the Netherlands, and was awarded the prestigious Value Based Care Award in 2015.

CYNTHIA BOYD, MD, MPHAssociate Professor of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

An internist, geriatrician, and epidemiologist, Dr. Boyd’s research interests include the clinical care of chronically ill and frail older adults, particularly regarding patient-centered care for people with multiple chronic conditions. She received the American Geriatrics Society’s Award for Outstanding Clinical Investigation in 2010 for her body of work.

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14JENNIFER HAJJ, MBASenior Consultant, Sachs Policy Group

Since joining Sachs Policy Group in 2006, Ms. Hajj has specialized in New York State policy, strategy, and analysis. She consults with a diverse set of clients in-cluding hospitals, nursing homes, health and human service agencies, health plans, labor unions, and technology companies. Since 2013, Ms. Hajj has also led the firm’s expansion to health care technology and innovation.

KAREN IGNAGNIPresident and CEO, EmblemHealth

Karen Ignagni serves as President and CEO of EmblemHealth, a New York City-based not-for-profit health insurance company. Prior to joining EmblemHealth, Ignagni was President and CEO of America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) where she was active in working with the White House and congressional leadership on the development of health reform legislation.

WALTER JINFounding Partner, Three Fields Capital

Walter Jin has over 20 years of experience in the healthcare sector with a track record of successfully investing over $4 billion across more than 30 portfolio companies. Mr. Jin is a graduate of Harvard University and currently serves as an Executive in Residence at Johns Hopkins Medicine and an Innovation Fellows Technical Advisor to the US Department of HHS.

13 THOMAS J. DEROSACEO & Director, Welltower, Inc.

Tom DeRosa is CEO of Welltower Inc. (NYSE: HCN), an S&P 500 company. Under his leadership, the company has grown into a global leader in health care real estate. Together with its operating partners, the company is connecting health care delivery providers and properties to create more healthful environments for an aging population.

CHRISTINA FARRJournalist, Fast Company

Christina Farr is a San Francisco-based journalist specializing in health and tech-nology. Before joining Fast Company, Christina worked as a reporter for Ven-tureBeat, Reuters and KQED. Her byline has also appeared in USAToday, The Telegraph, NPR, Washington Post and Mashable. Christina was recently awarded “Reporter of the Year” in Rock Health’s Top 50 in Digital Health.

DAMIAN GILBERTFounder & CEO, TouchCare

Damian Gilbert is the CEO of TouchCare, a company that created a mobile health application that connects providers with their patients via scheduled, video calls. TouchCare’s platform connects patients with their providers, whom they know and trust, a design that supports existing relationships and enhance continuity of care.

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NOAH LANGCo-founder & CEO, Stride Health

Noah Lang is CEO and co-founder of Stride Health, a mobile web-app that delivers intelligent health coverage investments to independent Americans. Companies like Uber, Intuit and Etsy look to Stride Health to power health care and coverage in the freelancer economy. He graduated from Stanford University as a President’s Scholar with a degree in Product Design.

SHELLEY LYFORDPresident and CEO, Gary and Mary West Foundation; West Health

Shelley Lyford is president and CEO of the Gary and Mary West Foundation and West Health, which are advancing inno-vative healthcare delivery models that enable seniors to age successfully. Lyford chairs the board of directors for the Gary and Mary West Senior Dental Center and serves on the Executive Committee of Grantmakers in Aging.

THOMAS MCINERNEY President and CEO, Genworth Financial

Mr. McInerney joined Genworth in January 2013 from the Boston Consulting Group, where he had served as Senior Advisor since June 2011. Prior to that, Mr. McInerney spent 30 years working with ING, Groep, NV, and Aetna Inc. For many years, he has been active with the American Council of Life Insurers and the Financial Services Roundtable.

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S. CLAIBORNE JOHNSTON, MD, PhDDean, Dell Medical School and VP for Medical Affairs, The University of Texas at Austin

Dr. Clay Johnston, inaugural Dean of the Dell Medical School, has an ambitious vision to build a world-class school by creating a vital, inclusive health ecosystem supporting new and innovative models of education, health care delivery and discov-ery. Clay is also a neurologist specializing in stroke care and research and previously served at UCSF.

STEPHEN JOHNSTON, MBA Co-founder, Aging2.0

Mr. Johnston is co-founder of Aging2.0, a global innovation platform for aging and senior care, and of the Innovation Leaders Fund, a global equity fund focused on innovation. He is co-author of Growth Champions (Wiley, 2012), a book about sustainable corporate growth. He has an MBA from Harvard Business School where he was a Fulbright Scholar.

STEVEN LANDERS, MD, MPHPresident & CEO, VNA Health Group

Dr. Landers is President and CEO of the Visiting Nurse Association Health Group, the nation’s second largest not-for-profit home healthcare organization. Dr. Landers has authored several articles on the role of home care in national publications including The New England Journal of Medicine and The Journal of the American Medicine.

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ROY SCHOENBERG, MD, MPHCo-Founder & CEO, American Well

Roy is co-founder and CEO at American Well where he introduced the patented service brokerage technology that powers the nation’s largest Telehealth network. Roy serves on the board of the American Telemedicine Association and received their 2014 award for leadership. Roy holds an MD from Hebrew University and an MPH from Harvard.

PAULA SPANAuthor & Journalist, The New York Times

Paula Span has written her column on aging and caregiving – the “New Old Age” – for The New York Times since 2009. Her book, “When the Time Comes: Families With Aging Parents Share Their Struggles and Solutions,” was published the same year. A long-time staff writer for the Washington Post, Span has helped train the next generation of journalists at Columbia University since 1999.

SETH STERNBERGCo-Founder & CEO, Honor

Seth Sternberg is a co-founder and CEO of Honor, a tech-based service that transforms non-medical in-home care for the aging. Prior to Honor, Seth co-found-ed Meebo, serving as CEO until it was sold to Google in 2012, where he served as Product Director for the Google+ Platform.

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DREW MILLERCreative Director, frog

Over the last 7 years at frog, Drew has led numerous projects to bring together the physical and digital worlds to create thoughtful user experiences. Drew has developed ecosystems for Healthcare, the Connected Home, Customer Service and Support, Entertainment Media, Hos-pitality, and E-Commerce for clients such as Merck, Honeywell, Disney, and AT&T.

JONATHAN RAUCHAuthor and Journalist

A senior fellow at the Brookings Institution in Washington, Mr. Rauch is the author of six books and numerous articles on pub-lic policy, culture, and government. He is a contributing editor of National Journal and The Atlantic. Mr. Rauch is the recipient of several awards including the 2005 National Magazine Award, the magazine industry’s equivalent of the Pulitzer.

OSCAR SALAZARChief Product Officer and Co-Founder, Pager

Oscar is the Chief Product Officer and Co-Founder of Pager. Oscar has been a part of several successful ventures. He is the founding CTO of Uber and current advi-sor, as well as the VP of Technology at Ride and CEO of CitiVox.

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DEBRA WHITMAN, PhDChief Public Policy Officer AARP

As AARP’s chief public policy officer, Debra Whitman leads policy development, analysis, research, and global thought leadership to advance the interests of individuals 50-plus and their families. An economist, she is an authority on aging issues and has extensive experience in national policymaking and domestic and international research. Dr. Whitman holds master’s and doctorate degrees in economics from Syracuse University.

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STEPHANIE TILENIUS, MBA Founder & CEO, Vida

Stephanie is founder and CEO of Vida, a next-generation mobile continuous care platform for preventive health and chronic health conditions. Prior to Vida, Tilenius was with KPCB, where she worked primarily with late-stage portfolio companies. Prior to KPCB, Stephanie was VP of global commerce and payments at Google. She holds an MBA from Harvard.

IAN TONG, MD Chief Medical Officer, Doctor On Demand

Prior to joining Doctor On Demand, Ian had multiple medical leadership roles including Founder and Medical Director of THRIVE (The Health Resource Initiative for Veterans Everywhere) and Co-Medical Director of the Arbor Free Clinic. Ian earned a medical degree from The University of Chicago- Pritzker and is board certified in Internal Medicine.

OWEN TRIPP, MBACo-Founder & CEO

As co-founder and CEO of Grand Rounds, Owen believes that patients will achieve better healthcare outcomes through the intersection of technology, medical expertise, and extraordinary patient care. Prior to Grand Rounds, Owen co-founded Reputation.com. Owen received an MBA from Stanford and was recently named a Global Technology Pioneer by the World Economic Forum.

Grand Rounds’ vision is to create a path to great health and healthcare for

everyone, everywhere. Founded in 2011, the company provides an employer-based

platform that delivers improved outcomes for patients and their families. It does

this through an end-to-end solution that connects patients with care informed

by the latest and best practices—preventing and correcting misdiagnoses and

unnecessary or failed treatments. Recently named second among Glassdoor’s

Best Places to Work, Grand Rounds helps restore individual health and quality

of life, and offers employers lower health care spend and higher employee

productivity. For more information, please visit grandrounds.com or follow us on

Twitter @GrandRoundsInc.

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d.health partners

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Verizon Enterprise Solutions for cloud, hosting, and colocation provide connectivity,

availability, and reliability that can be cost-prohibitive to manage on your

own. It is now possible to store, manage, and safeguard ePHI outside your

four walls, making it easier to collaborate and coordinate care. Verizon’s

portfolio of solutions helps you to control capital expenses while improving

IT performance and eliminate the hassle of maintaining on-site equipment.

Verizon’s Enterprise Solutions align with applicable HIPAA security requirements

and support a connected infrastructure to manage and exchange ePHI. Verizon

also offers Healthcare Fraud Management solutions, designed to fend off

healthcare fraud at the source through the application of technologies that

specifically predict and identify potential threats. With Verizon’s Healthcare

Fraud Management solutions, it is now possible to control costs, use internal

resources for case resolution, and power your mission to provide the best

possible care.

Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. is a leading global pharmaceutical company that

delivers high-quality, patient-centric healthcare solutions used by millions of patients

every day. Headquartered in Israel, Teva is the world’s largest generic medicines

producer, leveraging its portfolio of more than 1,000 molecules to produce a wide

range of generic products in nearly every therapeutic area. In specialty medicines,

Teva has a world-leading position in innovative treatments for disorders of the central

nervous system, including pain, as well as a strong portfolio of respiratory products.

Teva integrates its generics and specialty capabilities in its global research and

development division to create new ways of addressing unmet patient needs by

combining drug development capabilities with devices, services and technologies.

Teva’s net revenues in 2015 amounted to $19.7 billion.

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Solely funded by philanthropists Gary and Mary West, the Gary and Mary West

Health Institute is a nonprofit medical research organization dedicated to supporting

and creating healthcare delivery models that enable seniors to successfully age

on their own terms, preserving and protecting their dignity, quality of life and

independence.

The Gary and Mary West Foundation is a private, non-operating foundation solely

funded by Gary and Mary West, dedicated to helping make successful aging a reality

for America’s seniors. Working in collaboration with the Gary and Mary West Health

Institute and Gary and Mary West Health Policy Center, these organizations use

applied medical research, policy and advocacy initiatives with outcomes-based

funding from the foundation. Collectively, they work to enable seniors to age in

place, on their own terms, preserving and protecting their dignity, quality of life

and independence.

Founded in 1912, Visiting Nurse Association (VNA) Health Group is New Jersey’s

largest and the nation’s second largest not-for-profit visiting nurse association.

Each year we help more than 120,000 individuals and families – with a special

focus on vulnerable populations – achieve their best level of health and

well-being by providing home health, hospice, palliative and community-based

care and private-pay personal care. A full range of primary-care and dental

services are available through VNACJ Community Health Centers, a Federally

Qualified Health Center (FQHC), and “house call” visiting physician services

for individuals with limited mobility. Our Connected Health Institute drives

innovation in the development of digital and mobile technology to link patients,

caregivers and clinicians.

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At the Goergen Institute for Data Science, Rochester interdisciplinary researchers are

harnessing the potential of data in ways that will transform knowledge, discovery,

and innovation in the 21st century. The Institute is the home of graduate and under-

graduate degree programs in data science, and supports faculty and researchers

across the university, with an emphasis on healthcare, artificial intelligence, and big

data systems.

Johns Hopkins Medicine, headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, is a $7 billion

integrated global health enterprise and one of the leading health care systems

in the United States. Uniting physicians and scientists of the Johns Hopkins

University School of Medicine with the organizations, health professionals and

facilities of The Johns Hopkins Hospital and Health System, Johns Hopkins Medicine

(JHM) educates medical students, scientists, health care professionals and the

public; conducts biomedical research; and provides patient-centered medicine to

prevent, diagnose and treat human illness vision. JHM’s vision, “Together, we will

deliver the promise of medicine,” is supported by its mission to improve the health

of the community and the world by setting the standard of excellence in medical

education, research and clinical care.

American Well transforms healthcare delivery through telehealth. We make online

doctor visits accessible to everyone for one-off care issues like colds or infections, and

chronic condition management, such as diabetes or depression. We deliver healthcare

into people’s homes and workplaces through our work with top health plans,

health systems and employers, as well as our telehealth app, Amwell. A patient using

Amwell can connect to a board-certified doctor of their choosing in just minutes

for a visit carried out over smartphone, tablet, kiosk, phone, or desktop. For more

information on our services, visit www.americanwell.com. To download Amwell

and have a doctor visit now, visit www.amwell.com.

Genworth Financial, Inc. (NYSE: GNW) is a Fortune 500 insurance holding company

committed to helping families achieve the dream of homeownership and address the

financial challenges of aging through its leadership positions in mortgage insurance

and long term care insurance. Headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, Genworth traces

its roots back to 1871 and became a public company in 2004. For more information,

visit genworth.com.

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30TouchCare is simplifying health care and creating a personalized network of

patients, providers and institutions. This robust telemedicine solution connects

patients to the doctors they know and trust through secure, face-to-face video

calls via smartphones or tablets. Credit card billing and an online portal empow-

er providers to improve workflow and efficiency. Some of America’s leading

medical centers are already using TouchCare to strengthen relationships and

reduce costs. For more information, visit: www.touchcare.com.

Since the dawn of the 20th Century, I have witnessed great moments of humanity. I

have journeyed into space on board Soyuz 19 and bound men together in oaths

of allegiance and honored their triumphs. I pioneered flavored vodkas in the 60s

and have mixed cocktails for the finest actors and the greatest Presidents.

I have no official birthday, but for more than 80 years have been produced to the

same traditions and highest quality standards.

MC10 is a private company, backed by a strong syndicate of financial and

strategic investors, that is improving human health through digital healthcare

solutions. The company combines its proprietary ultra-thin, flexible body-worn

sensors with advanced analytics to unlock health insights from physiological

data. MC10 has received widespread recognition for its revolutionary technology

and was recently named in Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies in

2016 as a leader in healthcare. MC10 is headquartered in Lexington, MA.

Visit MC10 online at www.mc10inc.com.

Lundbeck is a global pharmaceutical company specialized in brain diseases.

For more than 50 years, they have been at the forefront of research within

neuroscience. Their key areas of focus are alcohol dependence, Alzheimer’s

disease, bipolar disorder, depression/anxiety, epilepsy, Huntington’s disease,

Parkinson’s disease, schizophrenia and symptomatic neurogenic orthostatic

hypotension (NOH). An estimated 700 million people worldwide are living

with brain disease and due to inadequate treatment, discrimination, a re-

duced number of working days, early retirement and other unnecessary

consequences. Lundbeck strives for improved treatment and a better life for

people living with brain disease.

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special thanks to...

The Simon Business School is currently ranked among the leading graduate

business schools in the world in rankings published by the popular press, in-

cluding Bloomberg Businessweek, U.S. News & World Report, and the Finan-

cial Times. The Financial Times recently rated the School No. 9 in the world

for finance. More information about Simon Business School is available at

www.simon.rochester.edu.

One of the nation’s top academic medical centers, the University of Rochester

Medical Center forms the centerpiece of the University’s health research,

teaching, patient care and community outreach missions. Over the last five

years, the UR School of Medicine and Dentistry has received almost $1.3

billion in total research funding. The School ranks in the top quartile of U.S.

academic medical centers in research funding from the National Institutes

of Health, attracting nearly three times the federal funding received by the

medical schools in Albany, Syracuse and Buffalo combined.

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