Brian Fahey is a serial medtech entrepreneur who co-founded Adona Medical, a clinical-stage company developing an adjustable interatrial shunt with integrated bi-atrial pressure sensors for heart failure management. A Duke-trained biomedical engineer and Stanford Biodesign alumnus, Fahey previously co-founded Niveus Medical, which delivered over 10,000 ICU rehabilitation treatments before being acquired by Stryker in 2017. At Adona, he guided the company through $95.5M in total funding including a $33.5M Series C in 2024, and oversaw the initiation of first-in-human clinical trials before stepping down as CEO in December 2025.
Robert Chang is the President and CEO of Myra Vision, a Campbell, California medtech company developing the Calibreye Titratable Glaucoma Therapy (TGT) Surgical System - an adjustable aqueous shunt designed to give glaucoma surgeons real-time, non-invasive control over intraocular pressure. With over 30 years of medical device executive experience spanning co-founding Ample Medical, leading MVRx, and serving as CTO at Sadra Medical (acquired by Boston Scientific), Chang brings a rare combination of hands-on engineering depth and serial CEO-level leadership to one of ophthalmology's most intractable surgical challenges. Myra Vision has raised $50M+ across seed, Series A, and a $25M Series B in 2023, and in early 2026 enrolled its first patient in the FDA-approved ADAPT pivotal study.