
The TailorMed co-founder began with one stubborn administrative problem. His larger bet is that software, patient support and a carefully connected network can make the money side of medicine work with less friction.
David Lazerson is the co-founder and CEO of Briya, a healthcare technology company that connects hospitals, research institutions, and life sciences organizations so they can share de-identified, real-world patient data securely and in compliance with U.S. and European privacy rules. A physicist and cognitive scientist by training and a former Israeli military cyber operations officer, Lazerson built Briya on cryptography, federated learning, and zero-knowledge proofs, and in 2025 launched Briya AIRE, a clinical-grade AI research assistant that lets researchers ask questions in plain language instead of writing code.
Eric Levin is the co-founder and CEO of Scripta Insights, a Needham, Massachusetts healthcare technology company that helps self-insured employers and health plans cut prescription drug costs by flagging clinically equivalent, lower-cost medication alternatives. A serial entrepreneur who has managed products with more than $5 billion in cumulative sales and been part of 32-plus mergers and acquisitions, Levin previously helped grow The Learning Company alongside Kevin O'Leary into a business that sold for $3.6 billion. Since taking the CEO seat at Scripta in 2017, he has positioned the company as an unbiased transparency layer over the opaque pharmacy benefits industry, growing it to 80-plus clients and $42 million in total funding.
Rich Vogel is the US CEO of Nervio, an Israeli HealthTech startup building the first AI platform designed specifically for intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring (IONM). A board-certified neurophysiologist with PhDs in both neuroscience and psychology, Vogel is a two-time elected president of the American Society of Neurophysiological Monitoring (ASNM) and one of the most widely recognized voices in the field. He has given more than a thousand talks across clinical, academic, and professional audiences, and now leads Nervio's push to turn raw streams of surgical brain-and-spine signals into real-time alerts that help operating-room teams catch neurologic risk earlier.
Dr. Saroj Gupta is the founder and CEO of MyDigiRecords (MDR), a patient-owned digital health records app that lets people store, organize, and share their medical history, medications, and immunizations from their phone. A Harvard-trained geriatrics dentist who taught at UMKC, Harvard, and the University of Maryland before turning entrepreneur, she built MDR after her own experience immigrating from India without vaccination records. Founded in 2022 and launched to consumers in 2023, MDR now serves 40,000+ users across India, integrates with the government's Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission, and partners with 20+ hospitals and clinics.