Global BioInnovation Forum: Shaping the Future of Health
The Global BioInnovation Forum brings together leaders who are shaping the future of health by turning advances in life sciences and health technology into real improvements in care. Taking place on Tuesday, January 13, alongside the J.P. Morgan Annual Healthcare Conference, the Forum provides a high-trust setting for executives, founders, clinicians, and policy leaders to engage on the choices that determine what reaches patients and what can scale responsibly. The program emphasizes the practical work of bringing innovation into everyday practice, with priority on earlier prevention, faster and more accurate diagnosis, and treatment approaches that are more targeted and effective.
Leaders joining to speak and present include the following.
Forum Speakers (Alphabetical Order)
- Dikla Czaczkes Akselbrad, CEO, PolyPid
- David Barrett, CEO, American Society of Gene and Cell Therapy
- Gil Bashe, Chair Global Health and Purpose, FINN Partners
- Eden Ben, CEO, Amorphical
- David Carey, Senior Partner, FINN Partners
- Marie-Hélène Coste, Senior Partner, FINN Partners
- James F. Cummings, Chief Medical Officer, Vaxart
- Nicole Grubner, Partner, FINN Partners
- Ellie Hanson, Partner, FINN Partners
- Go’el Jasper, Managing Partner and Digital Health Innovation Leader, FINN Partners
- Juho Jalkanen, CEO, FARON
- Wenbin Jiang, CEO, Cytek Biosciences
- Michael Johnson, President, New Jersey Innovation Institute
- Verlon Johnson, EVP and Chief Government and Corporate Affairs Officer, Acentra Health
- David Lazerson, Co-Founder and CEO, Briya
- Steven Lo, CEO, Vaxart
- Craig Martin, Founder and CEO, Orphan Therapeutics Accelerator
- Randy Mills, Co-Founder and CEO, Elutia
- Chris Reid, Associate Professor of Surgery, UC San Diego Health
- Stella Sarraf, Founder and CEO, Spinogenix
- Todd Stottlemyer, CEO, Acentra Health
- Sean Tucker, SVP and Chief Scientific Officer, Vaxart
- Susa Visuri Monacelli, Head of Global Monitoring Strategy, Philips
- Ori Warshavsky, Chief Operating Officer (US), PolyPid
The future of health is shaped by leaders who turn scientific progress into care that holds up in real practice, supported by strong evidence, clear pathways to access, and delivery models that clinicians and patients can count on. The Global BioInnovation Forum helps set that direction by convening the leaders who build, test, and implement health innovation, while keeping attention on the outcomes that matter most for people. Bioinnovation expands what medicine can prevent, detect, and treat, giving more people the opportunity to live longer, healthier lives.
