The Emerging CFO: Future Finance Leaders 

We open our conversation by offering thoughts on how health care has wrestled with uncertainty in recent years against the backdrop of a myriad of challenges–and how leaders are navigating new realities to build business value and drive better health outcomes. 
Michal Lev-Ram, Editorial Director, Live Media; Editor-at-Large, Fortune

Setting the Stage: Venturing through the Unknown

SETTING THE STAGE: VENTURING THROUGH THE UNKNOWN

Many sectors play a role in delivering health care around the world: government, NGOs, philanthropy. When these partners come together, they can make progress faster. A conversation on the need for public-–private partnerships, and how they can help ameliorate some of the globe’s most vexing health care challenges. 
Chelsea Clinton, PhD, Vice Chair, Clinton Foundation; Vice Chair, Clinton Health Access Initiative 
Moderator: Deena Shakir, General Partner, Lux Capital; Co-chair, Fortune Brainstorm Health

Many sectors play a role in delivering health care around the world: government, NGOs, philanthropy. When these partners come together, they can make progress faster. A conversation on the need for public-–private partnerships, and how they can help ameliorate some of the globe’s most vexing health care challenges.

GLOBAL HEALTH: THE POWER OF PUBLIC–PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS

From assessing the risks of Covid to trumpeting the perils of long Covid, Dr. Robert Wachter doesn’t shy from making his views known, whether in a tweet or op-ed. An expert on clinical, public health, and policy issues related to the pandemic, Dr. Wachter provides a view from the top as well as the bedside. A candid conversation with this academic physician, thought leader, and author. 
Dr. Robert Wachter, Chair, Department of Medicine, School of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco 
Moderator: Michal Lev-Ram, FORTUNE

From assessing the risks of Covid to trumpeting the perils of long Covid, Dr. Robert Wachter doesn’t shy from making his views known, whether in a tweet or op-ed. An expert on clinical, public health, and policy issues related to the pandemic, Dr. Wachter provides a view from the top as well as the bedside. A candid conversation with this academic physician, thought leader, and author.

ASSESSING COVID FOR THE LONG HAUL

Women have higher morbidity rates than men for cardiovascular disease, cancer and other conditions. There are also significant inequities in reproductive health care. The overturn of Roe v Wade particularly exacerbated health disparities, especially for women of color. We discuss the factors that contribute to health care disparities across genders, and what can be done to alleviate the problem. 
Alyssa Jaffee, Partner, 7wireVentures 
Alexis McGill Johnson, President and CEO, Planned Parenthood Federation of America 
Dr. Sandra Milligan, Head, Research & Development, Organon

Women have higher morbidity rates than men for cardiovascular disease, cancer and other conditions. There are also significant inequities in reproductive health care. The overturn of Roe v Wade particularly exacerbated health disparities, especially for women of color. We discuss the factors that contribute to health care disparities across genders, and what can be done to alleviate the problem.

DISPARITIES IN HEALTHCARE: HOW GENDER PLAYS A ROLE

Convenient, comprehensive care at an affordable price is a top goal for healthcare companies. As more care is delivered in the home, providers are customizing their offerings and integrating wellness into health services, wherever they are delivered. We talk to CEOs about the future of care, plus how they are disrupting their markets and managing growth at their companies. 
Karen Lynch, Chief Executive Officer, CVS Health 
Javier J. Rodriguez, Chief Executive Officer, DaVita 
Moderator: Clifton Leaf, Former Editor-in-Chief, FORTUNE, and Founder, Brainstorm Health

Convenient, comprehensive care at an affordable price is a top goal for healthcare companies. As more care is delivered in the home, providers are customizing their offerings and integrating wellness into health services, wherever they are delivered. We talk to CEOs about the future of care, plus how they are disrupting their markets and managing growth at their companies.

THE FUTURE OF INTEGRATED CARE

After the industry's meteoric growth over the last few years, multiple compressions and macro realities have contributed to what some are calling a digital health downturn -- while others say the industry's growth is just beginning. We hear from leaders in the space about the current and future state of digital health investing. 
Aike Ho, General Partner, ACME Capital 
Annie Lamont, Co-founder and Managing Partner, Oak HC/FT 
Kareem Zaki, General Partner, Thrive Capital 
Moderator: Michal Lev-Ram, FORTUNE

After the industry's meteoric growth over the last few years, multiple compressions and macro realities have contributed to what some are calling a digital health downturn -- while others say the industry's growth is just beginning. We hear from leaders in the space about the current and future state of digital health investing.

The VC's View: Investing in Health Care

NETWORKING BREAK

SESSION TO BE ANNOUNCED

By combining one of the most ubiquitous medical tools and machine learning, Eko Health aims to help doctors catch the early signs of heart disease. Trained on a library of nearly 80,000 unique heart sounds, we’ll see Eko's A.I. in action—identifying murmurs from valvular heart disease that may otherwise go undiagnosed. 
Connor Landgraf, Co-founder and CEO, Eko 
Moderator: Michal Lev-Ram, FORTUNE

By combining one of the most ubiquitous medical tools and machine learning, Eko Health aims to help doctors catch the early signs of heart disease. Trained on a library of nearly 80,000 unique heart sounds, we’ll see Eko's A.I. in action—identifying murmurs from valvular heart disease that may otherwise go undiagnosed.

WHAT’S OLD IS NEW AGAIN—AN A.I.-ENABLED STETHOSCOPE

As tech evolves, the need for sensible regulation becomes even more important so leaders know the rules of the road. While tech is known for its “go fast and break things” motto, responsible health AI requires a “go slow and test” approach to prove the innovation is safe, equitable and most useful. 
Bakul Patel, Senior Director, Global Digital Health Strategy and Regulatory, Google 
Dr. Monique Smith, Director, Design and Innovation, RockHealth.org 
Moderator: Chrissy Farr, Principal Investor, Health Tech Lead, OMERS Ventures; Co-chair, Fortune Brainstorm Health

As tech evolves, the need for sensible regulation becomes even more important so leaders know the rules of the road. While tech is known for its “go fast and break things” motto, responsible health AI requires a “go slow and test” approach to prove the innovation is safe, equitable and most useful.

THE ROLE OF REGULATORS ON RESPONSIBLE HEALTH A.I.

Rewarding good outcomes sounds like a no-brainer. But the shift from fee-for-service to value-based care is impacting providers, employers and insurers, and patients. And Medicare has said it wants every beneficiary in value-based care by 2030. In this session, we explore how to improve quality, leverage tech, increase patient access and satisfaction, and reduce costs under this growing health care financing and delivery system. 
Dr. Rajaie Batniji, Co-founder and CEO, Waymark 
Dr. Farzad Mostashari, Co-founder and CEO, Aledade 
Dr. Ria Paul, Clinical Associate Professor and Executive Medical Director, Value-Based Care Program, Stanford Medicine 
Moderator: Chrissy Farr, OMERS Ventures

Rewarding good outcomes sounds like a no-brainer. But the shift from fee-for-service to value-based care is impacting providers, employers and insurers, and patients. And Medicare has said it wants every beneficiary in value-based care by 2030. In this session, we explore how to improve quality, leverage tech, increase patient access and satisfaction, and reduce costs under this growing health care financing and delivery system.

Navigating the Shift to Value-Based Care

The increasing use of artificial intelligence can move our health care forward by leaps and bounds. In this session, we dig into how A.I. and digital can accelerate whole health and social drivers, and how to bolster cybersecurity to ensure our data stay safe. 
Gail Boudreaux, President and CEO, Elevance Health 
Stephen Gillett, Chief Executive Officer, Verily
 
Moderator: Maria Aspan, Senior Writer, FORTUNE

The increasing use of artificial intelligence can move our health care forward by leaps and bounds. In this session, we dig into how AI and digital can accelerate whole health and social drivers, and how to bolster cybersecurity to ensure our data stay safe.

How A.I. and Digital Can Drive Whole Health, Safely

The New York Stock Exchange is home to emerging healthcare companies, as well as many of the world’s largest and most well-known brands. Tech is helping these innovative companies tap capital to fuel growth and change the world. NYSE’s president and CEOs of two NYSE-listed companies at the forefront of healthtech innovation discuss the power of the public markets and the role of public companies in this space. We dive into the power of the public markets and the role of public companies in this space.
 
Lynn Martin, President, NYSE 
Maeve O’Meara, Former Chief Executive Officer, Castlight Health 
Sarah Pinto Peyronel, Partner and Head of Growth Investing, Emerson Collective 
Moderator: Deena Shakir, Lux Capital

The New York Stock Exchange is home to emerging healthcare companies, as well as many of the world’s largest and most well-known brands. Tech is helping these innovative companies tap capital to fuel growth and change the world. NYSE’s president and CEOs of two NYSE-listed companies at the forefront of healthtech innovation discuss the power of the public markets and the role of public companies in this space. We dive into the power of the public markets and the role of public companies in this space.

HEALTHTECH AND PUBLIC MARKETS

SWITCH BREAK

OPENING RECEPTION

What does it really take to succeed at top levels? How can you develop a mindset of resilience and high performance for yourself and your team? The most decorated U.S. Winter Olympian in history shares insight about motivation and mental stamina for handling all the pivots we need to make. 
Apolo Ohno, retired Olympic speed skater, Author

What does it really take to succeed at top levels? How can you develop a mindset of resilience and high performance for yourself and your team? The most decorated U.S. Winter Olympian in history shares insight about motivation and mental stamina for handling all the pivots we need to make.

DINNER AND FEATURED INTERVIEW: A WINNING FORMULA FOR HIGH-LEVEL PERFORMANCE

Hosted by City of Hope 
Cancer is the second-leading cause of death for both men and women across the U.S., but it doesn’t affect everyone equally. Many cancer patients face insurmountable barriers to the leading-edge treatments, support, and technologies most likely to save their lives. Geography, common industry interventions—such as narrow networks—and social determinants of health all play a role in obstructing access to specialized care and life-saving experts. Hear from champions of health equity on how they are democratizing cancer care by creating new systems that prioritize patient survival, quality of life, and a return to normalcy by providing vulnerable populations with better access to education, screening, and treatment. 
Helmy Eltoukhy, Co-founder and Co-CEO, Guardant 
Robert Stone, Chief Executive Officer, City of Hope 
Carla Tardif, Chief Executive Officer, Family Reach 
Moderator: Clifton Leaf, Brainstorm Health

Cancer is the second-leading cause of death for both men and women across the U.S., but it doesn’t affect everyone equally. Many cancer patients face insurmountable barriers to the leading-edge treatments, support, and technologies most likely to save their lives. Geography, common industry interventions—such as narrow networks—and social determinants of health all play a role in obstructing access to specialized care and life-saving experts. Hear from champions of health equity on how they are democratizing cancer care by creating new systems that prioritize patient survival, quality of life, and a return to normalcy by providing vulnerable populations with better access to education, screening, and treatment.

CONCURRENT BREAKFAST: BREAKING DOWN BARRIERS TO CANCER CARE IN UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS

Hosted by GE HealthCare 
Health care systems have access to an immense amount of data, but much of that data is stuck in silos. Bringing these data points together can not only help reduce barriers to care, but also increase efficiencies in health systems and provide better outcomes for patients. Artificial intelligence and machine-learning models have the potential to make health care workflows more efficient, reducing wait times and alleviating pressure on an already strained workforce. What technologies are driving innovations in patient care and offering solutions to how health systems can better serve patients? Where do challenges still exist in bringing together health care’s often disparate data streams? How is A.I. and machine learning breaking down barriers to care? 
Dr. Justin Barad, Co-founder and CEO, Osso VR 
Dr. J. Jeffrey Carr, Professor of Radiology, Biomedical Informatics and Cardiovascular Medicine, Vanderbilt University Medical Center 
Dr. Taha Kass-Hout, Chief Technology Officer, GE HealthCare 
Jean Olive, Chief Technology Officer, Best Buy Health 
Moderator: Rachel Lobdell, Editorial Director, FORTUNE

Health care systems have access to an immense amount of data, but much of that data is stuck in silos. Bringing these data points together can not only help reduce barriers to care, but also increase efficiencies in health systems and provide better outcomes for patients. Artificial intelligence and machine-learning models have the potential to make health care workflows more efficient, reducing wait times and alleviating pressure on an already strained workforce. What technologies are driving innovations in patient care and offering solutions to how health systems can better serve patients? Where do challenges still exist in bringing together health care’s often disparate data streams? How is A.I. and machine learning breaking down barriers to care?

CONCURRENT BREAKFAST: DATA AND TECHNOLOGY’S ROLE IN IMPROVING HEALTH OUTCOMES AND BOOSTING EFFICIENCY

Hosted by Bristol Myers Squibb 
From clinical trials to the doctor’s office, health care systems that better reflect the people they serve can improve patient outcomes and increase access to health care in communities that need it most. Studies have shown that a lack of diversity can have a detrimental effect on patient outcomes, access to care, trust and employee retention. We’ll explore how health care leaders are working to deliver high-quality care that closes gaps across diverse communities. 
Wendy Short Bartie, Senior Vice President, Chief of Staff to the CEO, Bristol Myers Squibb 
Kristina Saffran, Co-founder and CEO, Equip 
Janice Whaley, President and CEO, Donor Network West 
Moderator: L’Oreal Thompson Payton, Reporter, Fortune Well, FORTUNE

From clinical trials to the doctor’s office, health care systems that better reflect the people they serve can improve patient outcomes and increase access to health care in communities that need it most. Studies have shown that a lack of diversity can have a detrimental effect on patient outcomes, access to care, trust and employee retention. We’ll explore how health care leaders are working to deliver high-quality care that closes gaps across diverse communities.

CONCURRENT BREAKFAST: GETTING BETTER RESULTS FOR PATIENTS BY MAKING HEALTH CARE MORE DIVERSE

WELCOME BACK

Anxious? Burned out? Lonely? The U.S. surgeon general has long been raising the alarm on the nation’s mental health crisis. Now serving in his second term as the nation’s doctor, Dr. Vivek Murthy is elevating the essential role that workplaces play in promoting the mental health of workers and highlighting the essential need to rebuild social connections across communities to heal from the pandemic. 
Dr. Vivek Murthy, U.S. Surgeon General (attending virtually)

Anxious? Burned out? Lonely? The U.S. surgeon general has long been raising the alarm on the nation’s mental health crisis. Now serving in his second term as the nation’s doctor, Dr. Vivek Murthy is elevating the essential role that workplaces play in promoting the mental health of workers and highlighting the essential need to rebuild social connections across communities to heal from the pandemic.

DR. VIVEK MURTHY: THE NATION’S DOCTOR WILL SEE YOU NOW

Health inequity remains an unresolved malignancy. Access, affordability and AI bias are just some ways our healthcare system still struggles with patient parity. We explore the business case for improving health equity and ensuring underserved populations have better access to care. 
Dr. Hala Borno, Founder and CEO, Trial Library 
Vanessa Broadhurst, Executive Vice President, Global Corporate Affairs, Johnson & Johnson 
Dr. Aditi Mallick, Chief Medical Officer, Medicaid and CHIP, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

Health inequity remains an unresolved malignancy. Access, affordability and AI bias are just some ways our healthcare system still struggles with patient parity. We explore the business case for improving health equity and ensuring underserved populations have better access to care.

Dollars and Sense of Health Equity

What are some creative ways to reinvent employer-sponsored insurance to bring more value while delivering better care? We dig into the latest innovative models and initiatives to raise the quality of care and reduce costs. 
Dr. Patrick Conway, Chief Executive Officeer, Care Solutions, Optum, UnitedHealth Group 
Elizabeth Mitchell, President and CEO, Purchaser Business Group on Health 
Moderator: Erika Fry, Senior Writer, FORTUNE; Co-chair, Fortune Brainstorm Health

What are some creative ways to reinvent employer-sponsored insurance to bring more value while delivering better care? We dig into the latest innovative models and initiatives to raise the quality of care and reduce costs.

EMPLOYERS STEPPING UP: MAKING HEALTH CARE MORE AFFORDABLE

On the sidelines of every NFL game is an extra team: 30 medical specialists who ensure the safety of the players. From orthopedic doctors and primary care physicians to athletic trainers and a dentist, these professionals spring into action when a player goes down. The head physicians for Los Angeles’ two teams shed light on how it all works. 
Dr. Neal ElAttrache, Head Team Physician, Los Angeles Rams 
Dr. David S. Gazzaniga, Head Team Physician, Los Angeles Chargers 
Moderator: Michal Lev-Ram, FORTUNE

On the sidelines of every NFL game is an extra team: 30 medical specialists who ensure the safety of the players. From orthopedic doctors and primary care physicians to athletic trainers and a dentist, these professionals spring into action when a player goes down. The head physicians for Los Angeles’ two teams shed light on how it all works

SPECIAL TEAMS: THE ROLE OF NFL DOCTORS ON AND OFF THE FIELD

An expansive health community has formed with the huge increase in the use of TikTok and the popularity of other social media platforms. But medical misinformation is on the rise as well through these channels. How can we leverage lessons to improve how healthcare is delivered, while fighting medical misinformation, on TikTok, Instagram and more? 
Dr. Sasha Hamdani, Psychiatrist; Chief Executive Officer, FocusGenie 
Jessica Malaty Rivera, Research Program Assistant, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Center for Health Security 
Dr. Megan Ranney, Incoming Dean, Yale School of Public Health, Yale University 

Moderator: Michal Lev-Ram, FORTUNE

An expansive health community has formed with the huge increase in the use of TikTok and the popularity of other social media platforms. But medical misinformation is on rise as well through these channels. How can we leverage lessons to improve how healthcare is delivered, while fighting medical misinformation, on TikTok, Instagram and more.

LEARNING FROM DR. TIKTOK

Obesity has nearly tripled worldwide since 1975, and about 40% of U.S. adults have obesity. The toll is physical and financial, with the medical cost of obesity hitting nearly $173 billion in 2019 in the U.S. We explore how to manage obesity from food to semaglutide and beyond. 
Gary Foster, PhD, Chief Scientific Officer, WeightWatchers 
Saeju Jeong, Co-founder and CEO, Noom 
Dr. Nisha Patel, Hospitalist and Director, NAFLD Weight Management Clinic, Sutter West Bay Medical Group 
Zachariah “Z” Reitano, Co-founder and CEO, Ro 
Moderator: Jennifer Fields, Editor, Fortune Well, FORTUNE; Co-chair, Fortune Brainstorm Health

Obesity has nearly tripled worldwide since 1975, and about 40% of U.S. adults have obesity. The toll is physical and financial, with the medical cost of obesity hitting nearly $173 billion in 2019 in the U.S. We explore how to manage obesity from food to semaglutide and beyond.

WEIGHING IN ON HOW TO OVERCOME OBESITY

When women turn 40, they may feel invisible, at least in culture and marketing. But the global menopause market was $15.4 billion in 2021 and projected to be $24.4 billion by 2030. And nearly 20% of the U.S. workforce–about 27 million people–experience menopause. In a candid chat, we discuss how this market can be better served. 
Gwendolyn Floyd, Co-founder and CEO, Wile 
Judy Greer, Founding Partner, Wile

When women turn 40, they may feel invisible, at least in culture and marketing. But the global menopause market was $15.4 billion in 2021 and projected to be $24.4 billion by 2030. And nearly 20% of the U.S. workforce–about 27 million people–experience menopause. In a candid chat, we discuss how this market can be better served.

HEAR THEM ROAR: MENOPAUSE’S MARKET OPPORTUNITIES

Black women are three to four times more likely to die from a pregnancy-related cause than white women. The causes are many, including systemic and structural racism in the American healthcare system. Our panel of experts delve into the actions needed to fix this crisis. 
Dr. Irogue Igbinosa, Women’s Reproductive Health Scholar and Instructor, Maternal Fetal Medicine, Stanford School of Medicine, Stanford University 
Charles Johnson, Founder, 4 Kira 4 Moms 
Loretta Ross, Associate Professor, Smith College 
Dr. Neel Shah, Chief Medical Officer, Maven Clinic

Black women are three to four times more likely to die from a pregnancy-related cause than white women. The causes are many, including systemic and structural racism in the American healthcare system. Our panel of experts delve into the actions needed to fix this crisis.

BLACK MATERNAL HEALTH: REVERSING THE MORTALITY CRISIS

Take a breath (literally) to clear your mind and refocus. 
L'Oreal Thompson Payton, Certified Yoga Teacher; Reporter, Fortune Well, FORTUNE

Take a breath (literally) to clear your mind and refocus

MINDFULNESS MOMENT

Amazon’s inroads into health have encompassed telemedicine, pharmacy, and primary care. Recently, the company announced a $5-a-month pharmacy delivery offering for Prime Members, following a planned acquisition of One Medical. Chief Medical Officer Dr. Vin Gupta and SVP of Health Neil Lindsay join us to discuss the broader strategy. 
Dr. Vin Gupta, Chief Medical Officer, Amazon Pharmacy, Amazon 
Neil Lindsay, Senior Vice President, Amazon Health Services, Amazon

Amazon’s inroads into health have encompassed telemedicine, pharmacy, and primary care. Recently, the company announced a $5-a-month pharmacy delivery offering for Prime Members, following a planned acquisition of One Medical. Chief Medical Officer Dr. Vin Gupta and Senior Vice President of Health Neil Lindsay join us to discuss the broader strategy.

DELIVERING HEALTH CARE TO CONSUMERS

Hosted by Sage Therapeutics 
Major depressive disorder and postpartum depression can take a serious toll on a person’s overall health and financial situation. And yet, research shows that over half of Americans with mental illness do not receive treatment. Those that do often find themselves waiting weeks for relief. Major depressive disorder and postpartum depression each face entrenched inequalities in access to treatment despite growing clinical and social investment. Addressing this widespread mental health crisis can’t rely on one solution—depressive disorders aren’t monolithic and meeting the needs of each individual deserves equal urgency. Embracing technology, innovative treatment systems, and culturally responsive support can help enable quicker treatments and better outcomes for patients. Hear from leaders using the latest science and technology to deliver a more holistic approach to the treatment of depressive disorders. 
Chris Benecchi, Chief Business Officer, Sage Therapeutics 
Joy Burkhard, Founder and Executive Director, Policy Center for Maternal Mental Health 
Ariela Safira, Founder and CEO, Real 
Dr. Nina Vasan, Founder and Executive Director, The Stanford Lab for Mental Health Innovation 
Moderator: Jennifer Fields, Fortune

Major depressive disorder and postpartum depression can take a serious toll on a person’s overall health and financial situation. And yet, research shows that over half of Americans with mental illness do not receive treatment. Those that do often find themselves waiting weeks for relief. Major depressive disorder and postpartum depression each face entrenched inequalities in access to treatment despite growing clinical and social investment. Addressing this widespread mental health crisis can’t rely on one solution—depressive disorders aren’t monolithic and meeting the needs of each individual deserves equal urgency. Embracing technology, innovative treatment systems, and culturally responsive support can help enable quicker treatments and better outcomes for patients. Hear from leaders using the latest science and technology to deliver a more holistic approach to the treatment of depressive disorders.

CONCURRENT LUNCH: A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO BETTER TREATMENT OF DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS

Hosted by Bristol Myers Squibb 
Current macroeconomic trends and new laws around the world are shaking up the health care industry. Tightening budgets and legislation like the Inflation Reduction Act in the U.S. are causing many to rethink their priorities and what to invest in. Despite the challenges of this new era, founders and investors still see opportunities. We’ll hear from leaders working to navigate an uncertain economy and explore how they are activating innovation amid new patient expectations and growing technology disruption. 
Adam Lenkowsky, Senior Vice President of Major Markets, Bristol Myers Squibb 
Moderator: Erika Fry, Fortune 
Additional speakers to be announced

Current macroeconomic trends and new laws around the world are shaking up the health care industry. Tightening budgets and legislation like the Inflation Reduction Act in the U.S. are causing many to rethink their priorities and what to invest in. Despite the challenges of this new era, founders and investors still see opportunities. We’ll hear from leaders working to navigate an uncertain economy and explore how they are activating innovation amid new patient expectations and growing technology disruption

CONCURRENT LUNCH: DRIVING HEALTH CARE INNOVATION IN A TUMULTUOUS ECONOMY

Hosted by CVS Health 
Trust in traditional institutions is declining and health care is no exception. Despite clinical voices inspiring more confidence than their counterparts in government and media, the pandemic left Americans with less trust in health care systems and aren’t as confident in their ability to make informed health decisions. And yet, more and more companies are working in health, offering consumers everything from at-home care to A.I.-enabled devices. But with all these new players, how can patients be sure their care is delivered with integrity and backed up by clinical rigor? Hear from the companies building trust with their patients and the public to improve health outcomes, lower the costs, and expand access to high-quality care. 
Dr. Sree Chaguturu, Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer, CVS Health 
Additional speakers to be announced

Trust in traditional institutions is declining and health care is no exception. Despite clinical voices inspiring more confidence than their counterparts in government and media, the pandemic left Americans with less trust in health care systems and aren’t as confident in their ability to make informed health decisions. And yet, more and more companies are working in health, offering consumers everything from at-home care to A.I.-enabled devices. But with all these new players, how can patients be sure their care is delivered with integrity and backed up by clinical rigor? Hear from the companies building trust with their patients and the public to improve health outcomes, lower the costs, and expand access to high-quality care.

CONCURRENT LUNCH: BUILDING TRUST IN A NEW ERA FOR HEALTH CARE

SESSIONS TO BE ANNOUNCED

If “you are what you eat,” then how can food be used to address medical conditions? From taming inflammation to using diet to ward off disease, we dig into how food and behavior change can support good health. 
Ethan Brown, Founder, President and CEO, Beyond Meat 
Josh Hix, Chief Executive Officer, Season 
Ashley Tyrner, Founder and CEO, FarmboxRx 
Additional speakers to be announced

If “you are what you eat,” then how can food be used to address medical conditions? From taming inflammation to using diet to ward off disease, we dig into how food and behavior change can support good health

FOOD AS MEDICINE: EATING YOUR WAY TO GOOD HEALTH

For years, conversations around artificial intelligence in healthcare were theoretical. Today, A.I. and machine learning are driving advancements in pharma R&D and deepening our understanding of chronic diseases, helping to usher in a new era of precision medicine. This session will dive into the latest uses of digital tools to solve health challenges at scale, and explore how to leverage this convergence of tech and healthcare. 
Regina Dugan, PhD, President and CEO, Wellcome Leap 
Margo Georgiadis, Co-founder and CEO, Montai Health 
Najat Khan, PhD, Chief Data Science Officer and Global Head, Strategy & Operations, Pharma R&D, Johnson & Johnson 
Moderator: Dr. Lloyd Minor, Carl and Elizabeth Naumann Dean, Stanford University School of Medicine

For years, conversations around artificial intelligence in healthcare were theoretical. Today, A.I. and machine learning are driving advancements in pharma R&amp;D and deepening our understanding of chronic diseases, helping to usher in a new era of precision medicine. This session will dive into the latest uses of digital tools to solve health challenges at scale, and explore how to leverage this convergence of tech and healthcare.

FROM IDEAS TO IMPACT: HOW AI IS ADVANCING HEALTHCARE R&D TODAY

In an increasingly competitive healthcare market, where consumers have more care options than ever before, designing a digitally-driven consumer health experience is paramount. But successful, lasting digital health adoption isn’t possible unless that technology delivers on its purpose and promise to improve outcomes and decrease costs. We dive into how collaborations are helping tech and data science revolutionize care. 
Russell Glass, Chief Executive Officer, Headspace Health 
Paul Markovich, President and CEO, Blue Shield of California 
Dr. Ashwini Zenooz, Chief Executive Officer, Commure

In an increasingly competitive healthcare market, where consumers have more care options than ever before, designing a digitally-driven consumer health experience is paramount. But successful, lasting digital health adoption isn’t possible unless that technology delivers on its purpose and promise to improve outcomes and decrease costs. We dive into how collaborations are helping tech and data science revolutionize care.

Leveraging Collaboration for Digital Health’s Lasting Impact

The private sector has driven solutions that were critical for all aspects of the pandemic response. What changes need to be made in the federal government to make the U.S. more nimble and better prepared to detect and respond to health crises? This longtime civil servant will discuss why the private sector must have a seat at the table for federal pandemic response planning. 
Dr. Deborah Birx, Former White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator

The private sector has driven solutions that were critical for all aspects of the pandemic response. What changes need to be made in the federal government to make the U.S. more nimble and better prepared to detect and respond to health crises? This longtime civil servant will discuss why the private sector must have a seat at the table for federal pandemic response planning.

FIGHTING PANDEMICS: WHY THE PRIVATE SECTOR AND GOVERNMENT MUST WORK HAND IN GLOVE

After his father, Robin Williams, died by suicide, Zak Williams tried amino acid therapy to alleviate his mental health struggles. Discovering success with the supplements, Zak and his wife, Olivia June, launched PYM, working with food scientists to create safe, natural and effective mental hygiene products. Williams shares his journey to become a mental-health advocate, and launch his startup. 
Zak Williams, Co-founder and CEO, PYM

After his father, Robin Williams, died by suicide, Zak Williams tried amino acid therapy to alleviate his mental health struggles. Discovering success with the supplements, Zak and his wife, Olivia June, launched PYM, working with food scientists to create safe, natural and effective mental hygiene products. Williams shares his journey to become a mental-health advocate, and launch his startup.

PREPARE YOUR MIND: THE JOURNEY TO LAUNCH A MENTAL HEALTH STARTUP

CLOSING RECEPTION

Join the Brainstorm Health community-- a powerful gathering of leaders at the crossroads of business, health care, technology, and innovation.

FORTUNE Brainstorm Health 2023

FORTUNE Global Forum Dinner San Francisco

REGISTRATION OPENS

TRAIL WALK WITH FORTUNE EDITOR AT LARGE,  MICHAL LEV-RAM

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

COFFEE WITH THE CO-CHAIRS

WELCOME AND THE NEXT GEN BIG GET-TO-KNOW-YOU

This DTC darling is evolving with a new CEO at the helm, bringing their products to new customers through their debut in Sephora and doubling down on their own retail space post-pandemic. What does this expansion look like behind the scenes and what else is in store for this beloved brand? 
Kyle Leahy, Chief Executive Officer, Glossier

This DTC darling is evolving with a new CEO at the helm, bringing their products to new customers through their debut in Sephora and doubling down on their own retail space post-pandemic. What does this expansion look like behind the scenes and what else is in store for this beloved brand?

GLOSSIER’S NEXT ERA

This fashion founder is making waves, encouraging retailers to make good on their DEI commitments by getting Black-owned brands on their shelves. Since 2020, The Fifteen Percent Pledge has worked with over 28 retailers to shift almost $10 billion of revenue to Black businesses. 
Aurora James, Founder, Fifteen Percent Pledge; Founder and Creative Director, Brother Vellies

This fashion founder is making waves, encouraging retailers to make good on their DEI commitments by getting Black-owned brands on their shelves. Since 2020, The Fifteen Percent Pledge has worked with over 28 retailers to shift almost $10 billion of revenue to Black businesses.

A PLEDGE TO BUY BLACK: KEEPING DEI EFFORTS ACCOUNTABLE

With an abundance of opportunities on social media and traditional platforms, brands are creating outside the box strategies to engage their audience in new ways-- turning newfound attention into profit. 
Mandy Fields, Chief Financial Officer, e.l.f.Beauty

With an abundance of opportunities on social media and traditional platforms, brands are creating outside the box strategies to engage their audience in new ways-- turning newfound attention into profit.

CONNECTING WITH CONSUMERS

This billion-dollar creator platform is turning influencers into millionaires. With the help of a $310 million investment from Softbank, LTK is looking to expand and support more influencers globally while growing its brand partnerships. We’ll hear from the company’s co-founder and president how the expansion is going. 
Amber Venz Box, Co-founder and President, LTK

This billion-dollar creator platform is turning influencers into millionaires. With the help of a $310 million investment from Softbank, LTK is looking to expand and support more influencers globally while growing its brand partnerships. We’ll hear from the company’s co-founder and president how the expansion is going.

FUELING THE INFLUENCER ECOSYSTEM

Calls for more corporate accountability on issues of social justice are ever-present, and an increasing number of companies are committing to and operationalizing their values. Enter the modern communications executive: from cancel culture to implementing corporate promises, how is public perception moving the needle on creating a new kind of work environment? 
Risa Heller, Chief Executive Officer, Risa Heller Communications 
Arielle Patrick, Chief Communications Officer, Ariel Investments 
Justine Sacco, Chief Communications Officer, Match Group

Calls for more corporate accountability on issues of social justice are ever-present, and an increasing number of companies are committing to and operationalizing their values. Enter the modern communications executive: from cancel culture to implementing corporate promises, how is public perception moving the needle on creating a new kind of work environment?

BEYOND THE CORPORATE RESPONSE

RECEPTION

CHEF’S DINNER

MORNING WORK OUT

MORNING WORK OUT II

BREAKFAST CONCURRENT SESSIONS


As revenues shift and strategies change, the impact to the workforce seems never ending. Managing to foster healthy work cultures through lay-offs and changes is a required skill. Learn from these workplace experts on how you can lead and manage the changes ahead. 


As revenues shift and strategies change, the impact to the workforce seems never ending. Managing to foster healthy work cultures through lay-offs and changes is a required skill. Learn from these workplace experts on how you can lead and manage the changes ahead.

STATE OF THE WORKFORCE


Gen Z has made their presence known. As this generation settles into the workforce, understanding what motivates and attracts them can help your business harness the best of their talents. 


Gen Z has made their presence known. As this generation settles into the workforce, understanding what motivates and attracts them can help your business harness the best of their talents.

GEN Z AT WORK

Reflecting on her time as the first female CEO of IBM, modernizing the tech giant into the corporation it is today, Ginni Rometty offers her perspective on how leaders can navigate difficulties with grace and positivity. 
Ginni Rometty, Former Chairman and CEO, IBM; Co-chair, OneTen; Author, Good Power. (Virtual)

Reflecting on her time as the first female CEO of IBM, modernizing the tech giant into the corporation it is today, Ginni Rometty offers her perspective on how leaders can navigate difficulties with grace and positivity.

GOOD POWER: LEADING POSITIVE CHANGE

What will it take to get more women in board seats? With pressure from politicians, investors and the public to grow female board seats, it’s shocking to see the facts: growth has stalled. – Experts will give an update on the state of women on boards and give guidance on how you might approach your own candidacy for a seat. 
			Jocelyn Mangan, Founder and CEO, Him for Her 
			Additional speakers to be announced

What will it take to get more women in board seats? With pressure from politicians, investors and the public to grow female board seats, it’s shocking to see the facts: growth has stalled. – Experts will give an update on the state of women on boards and give guidance on how you might approach your own candidacy for a seat

REACHING GENDER PARITY ON BOARDS

LUNCH CONCURRENT SESSIONS

The Dobbs’ decision forced businesses to show where they stand on abortion, with a number of companies offering employees support. With the ongoing effort to restrict access, these experts offer insight into navigating women’s reproductive rights as business leaders and what’s to come from lawmakers. 
Sarah Amico, Executive Chairman, Jack Cooper Holdings 
Jennifer Stark, Co-director, Center for Business and Social Justice

The Dobbs’ decision forced businesses to show where they stand on abortion, with a number of companies offering employees support. With the ongoing effort to restrict access, these experts offer insight into navigating women’s reproductive rights as business leaders and what’s to come from lawmakers.

PROTECTING WOMEN’S REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS

The Most Powerful Women Next Gen Community brings together leaders of tomorrow’s Fortune 500 companies, rising executives from the nations's biggest companies, and cutting edge innovators.

FORTUNE MPW Next Gen 2023

Fortune Most Powerful Women Dinner 2023

Fortune Most Powerful Women Dinner Silicon Valley 2023

Hosted by Threshold Ventures 
The opening night dinner will serve as an introductory meeting for the founders. Conversation will be facilitated by Fortune’s Michal Lev-Ram and Polina Pompliano.

Opening Dinner

Whitewater Rafting 
Paddle through Class II rapids on the Weber River and spot the wildlife surrounding the 13-foot Super Puma raft. 

Fly Fishing 
Gain fly rod techniques during 3-hours on the most productive trout streams in the American West. Suitable for all levels. 

Road Biking 
This mostly flat 20-mile ride will pass by the base of Deer Valley to view the 2002 Olympic downhill courses, go to historic White Barn, and loop around Kimball Junction. 

Mountain Biking 
Whether you are a beginner or intermediate/advanced, enjoy a customized mountain bike ride through some of the best bike trails in the US. 

Guided Hike 
Expect to gain about 750 feet of elevation on this 2-hour moderate hike through a ponderosa pine forest up to a breathtaking viewpoint. 

UTV Tour 
Tour through the Wasatch Mountains and experience the large elevation changes and spectacular views on a unique off-roading adventure. 

Horseback Riding 
Enjoy a scenic horseback ride through rigorous backcountry and mountainous terrain on horses trained for all levels of riders. 

Archery 
Learn to shoot a compound bow with a certified archery instructor at the on-site archery range.

Whitewater Rafting 
Paddle through Class II rapids on the Weber River and spot the wildlife surrounding the 13-foot Super Puma raft.
Fly Fishing 
Gain fly rod techniques during 3-hours on the most productive trout streams in the American West. Suitable for all levels.
Road Biking 
This mostly flat 20-mile ride will pass by the base of Deer Valley to view the 2002 Olympic downhill courses, go to historic White Barn, and loop around Kimball Junction.
Mountain Biking 
Whether you are a beginner or intermediate/advanced, enjoy a customized mountain bike ride through some of the best bike trails in the US.
Guided Hike 
Expect to gain about 750 feet of elevation on this 2-hour moderate hike through a ponderosa pine forest up to a breathtaking viewpoint.
UTV Tour 
Tour through the Wasatch Mountains and experience the large elevation changes and spectacular views on a unique off-roading adventure.
Horseback Riding 
Enjoy a scenic horseback ride through rigorous backcountry and mountainous terrain on horses trained for all levels of riders.
Archery 
Learn to shoot a compound bow with a certified archery instructor at the on-site archery range.

MORNING ACTIVITIES

WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS 
			Michal Lev-Ram, Editor-at-Large & Editorial Director of Live Media, FORTUNE 
			Polina Pompliano, Deputy Editorial Director, FORTUNE; Founder, The Profile

FOUNDERS FORUM LUNCH PROGRAM

It’s one thing to start a company and another to build a lasting brand–let alone world-changing innovations. Resilience and agility are key, but not the only answers. We sit down with two seasoned founders and hear how they did it. 
Frederick Smith, Founder and Executive Chairman, FedEx Corporation 
Kirsten Green, Founder and Managing Partner, Forerunner Ventures

It’s one thing to start a company and another to build a lasting brand–let alone world-changing innovations. Resilience and agility are key, but not the only answers. We sit down with two seasoned founders and hear how they did it.

HOW I DID IT

When building a business, founders are told to focus on the basics: profitability, growth, recruiting, fundraising. But what about mental health? Hear from this entrepreneur on identifying red flags, navigating cofounder relationships, and the devastating costs of not reclaiming your mental health. 
Andy Dunn, Co-founder, Bonobos

When building a business, founders are told to focus on the basics: profitability, growth, recruiting, fundraising. But what about mental health? Hear from this entrepreneur on identifying red flags, navigating cofounder relationships, and the devastating costs of not reclaiming your mental health.

MENTAL HEALTH = MENTAL WEALTH


Founders will break into small groups to share how they manage through growth, crisis, the current economy, and beyond. These sessions will be under Chatham House Rules.


Founders will break into small groups to share how they manage through growth, crisis, the current economy, and beyond.

WORKING GROUP SESSIONS

We’ll wrap up the afternoon’s discussions with a round robin with the group.



We’ll wrap up the afternoon’s discussions with a round robin with the group.

CLOSING REMARKS

BREAK

Founders Forum members will join the Brainstorm Tech Sessions

Founders Forum members will join the Brainstorm Tech Sessions

BRAINSTORM TECH OPENING SESSIONS

BRAINSTORM TECH RECEPTION AND NETWORKING

BRAINSTORM TECH KEYNOTE CONVERSATION

DINE AROUND DINNERS

The Fortune Founders Forum is an extension of the exclusive Brainstorm Tech membership community designed for a select group of early-stage entrepreneurs and rising stars in business and technology.

Fortune Founders Forum 2023

OPENING MAINSTAGE SESSIONS

RECEPTION AND NETWORKING

KEYNOTE CONVERSATION

Enjoy the scenic overlooks on this 1-hour mid-mountain trail with an elevation gain of 200-feet. Suitable for all skill levels.

Enjoy the scenic overlooks on this 1-hour mid-mountain trail with an elevation gain of 200-feet. Suitable for all skill levels.

GUIDED HIKE

BREAKFAST ROUNDTABLES I

BREAKFAST ROUNDTABLES II

MAINSTAGE SESSIONS

LUNCH ROUNDTABLES I

LUNCH ROUNDTABLES II

Experience stunning views and high mountain meadows on this 1-hour moderate hike with a 450-feet trail elevation leading to Bloods Lake. 

Experience stunning views and high mountain meadows on this 1-hour moderate hike with a 450-feet trail elevation leading to Bloods Lake.

FOUNDERS FORUM SESSION

NETWORKING BREAKFAST WITH FORTUNE EDITORS

CLOSING MAINSTAGE SESSIONS

Brainstorm Tech gathers the top technology and media leaders, operators, entrepreneurs, innovators, and influencers for a dynamic exchange of ideas.

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