Andreas is the CEO and founder of Daman - a software product house and digital agency specialized in creating digital healthcare solutions that empower people with chronic diseases. He is truly committed to enable digital and social technologies to improve the quality of life of those living with a chronic illness.

Andreas is a medical doctor with roots in family medicine. A big fan of doing things smarter in healthcarein order to help more patients, his main focus in how technology, digitalhealth and smart-devices can help with this. Author and writer of "Doktor hansen har set sin sidste patient" / "Last Doctor Standing: The Danish Model: How to improve Empathy and Welfare by Health Technology". Author of educational book in dermatology and a ton of debate-and feature articles in Danish newspapers.

A tech ecosystem builder for 9+ years, Anett has previously worked with hardware, deep tech and fintech; leading and facilitating local and global tech events, creating purpose-driven communications, supporting acceleration and scaling, and building a vibrant community of tech innovators and stakeholders.. As the Head of Communications and Events at Health Tech Hub Copenhagen, she is passionate about making health tech everyone's business.

Ann-Louise Reventlow-Mourier is an ENT doctor with her own clinic. She is the chairman of the Danish Association of Practicing Medical Specialists and a member of the Danish Medical Association’s board. Furthermore, she is the chairman of the Danish Medical Association’s Digitalization and IT committee.​

Beth Wolff is Director, Digital Health Solutions in Global Corporate Strategy & Business Development at Lundbeck. Beth has a strong interest in health equity. She recently completed an MSc in Public Health for which she researched equity models for digital health to identify areas that lead to greater gaps in care, and developed a method for digital health solutions developers to use to minimize inequity and increase user access. Prior to Lundbeck, Beth was CCO at Brain+ and held leadership roles within Sandoz, Novo Nordisk and LEO Pharma.

Birgitte is working with innovation, networking and collaboration about healthcare robotics, on national and European level. She is dedicated to the mission of bringing robotics and AI into the healthcare sector to assist the healthcare staff, and to optimize treatment and care of patients. The newest tech advancements within AI in combination with robotics is a key agent in this mission.

Bogi Eliasens expertise lies in combining various fields of knowledge. He was initiator of the first population genome project FarGen. At CIFS, he dives into topics such as the future of genomics, data, digital functions, and their integration with health. Bogi is also the Chair of the Danish UNESCO Bioethical Committee, initiator of Nordic Health 2030 and has a key role in both the global Future Proofing Health Index and Movimiento Salud 2030. His next big focus is facilitating the shift and building bridges between the fields of personal and public health.

Charlotte is a health tech Venture Builder and Women’s Health topic expert. Experience from KRING (VC fund & Venture Studio), where she initiated and led their Women’s Health investment vertical, and Angella Invest, where she leads the popular Women’s Health group. Her background is in Management Consulting (BCG), Venture and Corporate Law.

Mr. Clayton Hamilton is the Regional Technical Officer for Data and Digital Health within the WHO Regional Office for Europe’s Division for Country Health Policies and Systems, providing qualified support and guidance on all aspects of digital transformation in the context of strengthening and reforming health systems of the Region’s 53 Member States.

Dorthe Boe Danbjørg is a nurse and holds a PhD in health science. She is President of The Danish Nurses Oganisation. Dorthe has been working with innovation and technology in healthcare for the last decade. Her main interest is how to engage health care professionals in the development and implementation. ​

Jesper was trained as an economist and management consultant, then helped software companies grow & scale for a decade, before mortgaging his house and being a software entrepreneur  himself.  Six years ago, Jesper devoted all his working time and effort to health tech, since he is intrigued with the possibilities of what the right health tech solutions can do for people, patients, staff, and the economy. Privately he keeps healthy by spending time on a bicycle. 

Maria Gadens experience and expertise comes from years of clinical experience as a midwife, an international masters degree in Leadership & Innovation in Complex Systems (LAICS), and from leading projects and processes, accelerating the transition towards sustainable hospitals in CDR. In CfSH the inner circle of Circular Economy, 'reduce', is centre of attention in a number of clinical projects, where the challenges and potentials linked to both clinical behaviour, guidelines, legal framework and organisational culture and communication is tested.

Mette is the founder of Mymee, a data-powered digital care program for people with autoimmunity and COVID long haul. A digital health innovator and serial entrepreneur with 15+ years of experience building startups, Mette is an economist turned diagnostician who first entered the functional medicine arena after attempting to tackle her own debilitating chronic health issues.

Founded in 2020 by Mikkel Wad Thorsen (CEO) and Esben Klint Thorius (CTO), Teton.ai was born from a realisation that the healthcare technology revolution was overlooking the needs and workflows of key caregivers including nurses and care assistants.

Morten has been supporting public-private cooperation, innovation and start-ups within medtech, assistive technology and digital welfare solutions over the last two decades. Today, as CEO of the Danish.Care – the Danish Trade Association of Assistive Technology, he works to promote the development, implementation and scaling of technologies and solutions aimed at creating equal opportunities and worthy and active lives for everyone.

Nicolas is a business economist of training and has dedicated his career to various commercial roles in the pharmaceutical and medical device industry, both locally and internationally. Fuelled by a passion for innovation in healthcare, he made a strategic move into the health tech industry, where he most recently served as CEO of a startup.

Per Bennetsen is CEO of The Health and Care Administration, City of Copenhagen and former CEO and group director of Region Sjælland.

​Rasmus Møgelvang has been the Chief Executive at Rigshospitalet since 1 January 2023. He is a qualified physician and a medical specialist in cardiology, and he has a PhD from the University of Copenhagen. Rasmus has previously been the Deputy Chief Executive of the hospital. He has also been the Centre Director of the Heart Centre at Rigshospitalet.

Ricco has been at the forefront of supporting employee well-being, workforce environment enrichment, and innovation in healthcare delivery mechanisms and quality of care initiatives over the years. With his new position as CEO of Denmark's second largest emergency hospital, he and his talented team of employees are at the forefront of bringing the healthcare system into the future.​

Sofie is an experienced commercial strategist within Digital Health, leading development of digital health strategies for Novo Nordisk’s diabetes and obesity portfolio. Sofie has been part of Novo Nordisk’s journey into Digital Health from the early beginning and brings years of experience with developing digital therapeutics. Novo Nordisk digital health is on a mission to help people receive the maximum therapeutic benefit from their medicines.

Dr. Stuart W. Flint is President of Scaled Insights, an Associate Professor at University of Leeds and Honorary Academic in the Department of Health and Social Care. He is a psychologist with a specific interest in the psychosocial effects of obesity; in particular obesity stigmatisation and discrimination, conscious and unconscious attitudes, body image, attitude and behaviour change and factors that influence exercise participation.

Tue Lehn-Schiøler is an entrepreneur and AI specialist, currently serving as the CEO of BrainCapture, a company aiming to revolutionize neurological diagnostics with an affordable AI-powered EEG solution. His rich background in artificial intelligence is complemented by his experiences as a researcher, consultant, entrepreneur, and Chief Data Scientist at Denmark's largest bank, underlining his expertise and commitment to using AI for meaningful innovations.