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Here are a few we see in this issue.

We'll post more in the blog later - Check 5/13/18.

Dan Levitt and Todd Gray should talk about Todd's new Bio_sole product. Dan is an aging and healthcare consultant with ties to a large assisted living community in Canada. Todd's company is also in Canada and he might have a market conversation with Dan. Both are featured in this issue.

Javier de Oca and Rafael Grossmann should have a conversation about IOMED's medical data solution that speeds proper information delivery for providers. Time-saving innovations are of interest to Rafael who believes that time is better spent with the patient. Both are featured in this issue.

Nigel Fleming should connect with Deven Patel, the disruptor featured in this issue as he is interested in meeting innovators/entrepreneurs in healthcare and life sciences, especially when the work could impact masses.

Patricia Monthe should connect with Nola Paterni of IntraHealth who puts on the SwitchPoint conference (seen earlier in this magazine). Nola was featured in Issue # 3. It could be good for Patricia to find out more about IntraHealth and how it works - they might be able to help her advance her Digital Hospital.

Visit the blog for more connections. That post should be live 5/13/18.

Dave Furneaux, Founder/Chairman/CEO, BlueIO & Founder & Managing Gen. Partner, Kodiak Venture Partners

Dave's work involves targeting big problems and working with the best people on the planet to create solutions. BlueIO is a holding company established to form companies that will become game changers. They target several impact areas, but, in keeping with the global health theme, one of the companies with which they work, Lumicell, has innovated a way for physicians to achieve 100% success at extracting cancer during surgery. Here's Dave's Linkedin profile.

Dr. Arlen Meyers, Pres./CEO, Society of Physician Entrepreneurs

Dr. Meyers was named by Modern Healthcare as one of the 50 Most Influential Physician Executives of 2011 and named as one of the Best Doctors in 2013.

He, along with 2 fellow doctors, and a medical society executive, Jim Blakely,, started the Society in 2008 to help physicians get their innovations to the patient. The Society is a support network that helps them jump the hurdles involved in entrepreneurship. There are 25 chapters in the US and the goal is to have a chapter in each continent. About 1500 physician members pay

$75/yr. to belong. Visit the site if interested in joining or starting a chapter.

Thuy-Linh Nguyen, Monitoring & Evaluation Officer, Bill & Melinda Gates Institute For Population & Reproductive Health

Linh works on the Advanced Family Planning (AFP) advocacy initiative within the Bill & Melinda Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health, which resides within Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. The initiative is active in 10 focus countries where they work to improve policies and increase funding for family planning, in support of Family Planning 2020 goals. AFP advocacy is carried out by local and international NGOs, via advocacy working groups, comprised of representatives from government, civil society, faith-based organizations, service providers, and other sectors. More details and contact info at the Gates Institute site AFP page. You can also visit

AFP's own site.

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