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James K. Min
James K. Min is the founder and CEO of Cleerly, a Denver-based digital health company using AI to analyze coronary CT scans and detect atherosclerosis long before a heart attack strikes. A board-certified cardiologist who spent two decades in academic medicine, Min left a professorship at Weill Cornell and the directorship of the Dalio Institute of Cardiovascular Imaging to build a company that could deliver personalized, plaque-based heart evaluation at scale. He has authored more than 500 peer-reviewed papers, led landmark cardiac imaging trials, and raised hundreds of millions to push a shift from population-based cardiology toward individualized care.
Raheel Zubairi
Raheel Zubairi is a Pakistani-born, Malaysia-based technology founder and product builder who has bounced from mobile games to fintech to deep-tech medical imaging. He is the CEO of Pixelence, a Cyberjaya startup using AI to produce contrast-like brain scans without injected dyes, which won the Deep-X track of the 2025 Selangor Twin Accelerator. Before that he founded the mobile gaming studio The Game Loop and led BMN Enterprise Solutions, and he has logged stints around Antler, MYPINPAD, EBP and GoodCore Software as an AI/ML product manager working across the Web2 and Web3 worlds.