Anna is a CEO and Board Professional with more than 20 years’ experience working in the intersection of global development, maternal health, technology, philanthropy and healthcare, across Europe, US, SE Asia, India and Sub-Saharan Africa.  Since 2013, Anna has been the CEO of Maternity Foundation.  During her leadership, Maternity Foundation has established itself as a leading player within maternal health globally. Anna has led the scale-up of Maternity Foundation’s mobile health solution, the Safe Delivery App, now used in more than 40 countries and by almost half a million users.

Dr. Mamdani is VP of Data Science and Advanced Analytics at Unity Health Toronto and Director of T-CAIREM. Dr. Mamdani’s team bridges advanced analytics including machine learning with clinical and management decision making to improve patient outcomes and hospital efficiency. In 2024, his team received the national Solventum Health Care Innovation Team Award by the Canadian College of Health Leaders. Previously, Dr. Mamdani was named among Canada’s Top 40 under 40. He has published over 500 studies in peer-reviewed medical journals.

Kim Veber is Head of Division at Centre for It and Medico Technology, where he leads the continues work to improve digitalization with special focus on the EHR ‘Sundhedsplatformen’ and strategic projects. He has learned the hard way that large -scale implementation and digitalization in healthcare requires more than IT, technology, and interesting pilots. From his point of view, the demand for transformation through digitalization in the clinical environment seems to be present. The potential for the industry is clear, but just a few succeed.

Helle is a professor in clinical oncology at University of Copenhagen with special focus on patient involvement and Patient Reported Outcome, and a senior consultant at Department of Oncology at Rigshospitalet. Helle is chairperson of Medical Research Ethics Committee 1, deputy chair of Danish Comprehensive Cancer Center, chairperson and founder of Network for Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Research, and an active member of European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer’s Quality of Life group. Helle is the owner of the app UngeKræfter co-created with users to improve QoL during a cancer-trajectory.

Jannik has a background in finance and management consulting, then changed scene (and suits) in 2015 to work with non-profits and NGOs, especially patient organizations. To get him enthusiastic, talk to him about patient needs, need driven innovation and policy. Outside regular work, he spends hours in camouflage doing nature photography, works on the boards of Dyrenes Beskyttelse (Animal Protection Denmark) and National Sorg Center (National Center of Grief).

Jesper leads product development at Be My Eyes and most recently led the development and launch of the Be My Eyes integration on Ray-Ban Meta Glasses and Be My AI, a first-of-its-kind digital visual assistant for people who are blind or have low vision. Jesper has been working in tech for over 25 years and he has a track record of building and scaling engineering teams that deliver great software products. Jesper joined Be My Eyes in 2023 after a successful decade-long tenure as Vice President of Engineering at Zendesk, where he headed the Copenhagen site and managed engineering organizations across Europe.

Niels' expertise lies at the intersection of dermatology, AI, and healthcare innovation. He is CEO and founder of Melatech and a postdoctoral researcher at Herlev and Glostrup Hospital's Department of Plastic Surgery. He has successfully led multiple projects focusing on clinical workflows, medical imaging, and AI integration and contributes to international workgroups on AI and dermatological education. His research has been supported by substantial funding and collaborations with international partners.

Freja Sangild Boysen (Cand.scient.san.publ.) is the founder and CEO of SocialSpace, a non-profit organization dedicated to improving youth mental health. Motivated by her own experiences with mental health challenges during adolescence, she developed a digital platform that consolidates free counseling services, making it easier for young people to find the support when they struggle in life. Freja also serves on the board of the Square Foundation, contributing to initiatives that promote well-being and social impact.

After nearly a decade as a multi-entrepreneur in AI, Andreas founded Corti. Corti uses advanced voice- and pattern recognition technology to assist and augment medical professionals in predicting medical cases in real-time and provides intelligent decision support, enabling faster conclusion and better-informed treatment. Andreas is incredibly passionate about the possibilities that AI can provide to the healthcare sector. While serving as CEO of Corti, he founded Nordic.AI and now sits as chairman of the board. Andreas has landed media coverage all around the world, including MIT’s 2018 Innovators under 35 list.