David Wortley is a globally recognized motivational speaker, innovator, and thought leader at the intersection of technology, health, and human potential. As CEO and Founder of 360in360 Immersive Experiences, he crafts transformative narratives that inspire audiences to embrace digital tools for personal growth and societal impact. With a pioneering career spanning over three decades, David has championed the use of immersive technologies, gamification, and digital medicine to address pressing challenges in healthcare, education, and the environment. His leadership roles include Vice President of the International Society of Digital Medicine (ISDM) and Founding Director of the Serious Games Institute at Coventry University, where he advanced virtual learning environments and augmented reality applications.

Sandra Carrillo, MD, is a globally recognized physician specializing in medical cannabis, with extensive experience as a clinician, educator, and policy advisor. Based in Medellín, Colombia, Dr. Carrillo is the Co-Founder and Medical Director of Medicann IPS Medical Cannabis Clinics and serves as President of the Colombian Medical Cannabis Association. She is an influential international speaker, scientific board member, and university lecturer, dedicated to advancing cannabinoid medicine through evidence-based education, research, and advocacy. Dr. Carrillo actively collaborates with leading organizations and journals worldwide, shaping medical cannabis policy and clinical practice to improve patient care and health outcomes.

Denise Marie Hradecky, LL.M., MSc, B.H., is a healthcare strategist and international healthcare expert focused on transparent, safe AI adoption in hospital systems. She has led hospital operations, lectures in health law, hospital organization and management, and advises international health-system reforms. Her recent book, Transparency in Healthcare: Methodical Approaches for Decision-Making (written in German; Springer, 2025), underpins her governance approach to clinical AI and digital health.

Tom Lawry is a leading AI transformation advisor to health and medical leaders around the world, a top keynote speaker, and best-selling author of Hacking Healthcare – How AI and the Intelligent Health Revolution Will Reboot an Ailing System. He’s the Managing Director of Second Century Tech and a former Microsoft exec who served as National Director for AI for Health and Life Sciences, Director of Worldwide Health, and Director of Organizational Performance for the company’s first health incubator. Before Microsoft, Tom was a Senior Director at GE Healthcare, the founder of two venture-backed healthcare software companies, a health system executive, and board member. Tom’s work has been featured in Forbes, CEO Magazine, Harvard Business Review, CNET, Inside Precision Medicine, South China Morning Post and numerous podcasts and media outlets.

Jurgen has 20 years of experience in building complex solutions leveraging advanced analytics, data science, database design, architecture and other cutting-edge technologies. Working in the AI industry since the mid-1990s, Juergen have built solutions for various industries and leveraged various methods over time. He joined Schneider Electric in 2022 as Vice President, AI Strategy & Innovation. His focus is to produce industry grade solutions, translating the combination of core algorithms, robotic, cybernetics and human intelligence. Previously, he worked as Senior Data Science Executive in Accenture and hold various roles related to AI and data. He holds a PhD degree in Business intelligence and new marketing methods from The Philipp University of Marburg, MBA in Executive General Management and MA in Applied Computer, bioinformatics and cybernetic from Paris Lodron Universität Salzburg.

Dr. Ed Esplin is a physician scientist board certified in clinical genetics and internal medicine with a focus on using comprehensive germline and solid-tumor somatic genomic information to provide patients with cancer, cardiomyopathy, epilepsy and other rare diseases access to precision therapies and access to clinical trials to improve care for patients, and genomic screening to identify modifiable genetic disease risks in healthy individuals. Medical Officer at Invitae for 10 years, he currently leads clinical trials and research at Labcorp Genetics (formerly Invitae) including the INTERCEPT trial with Dr. Jewel Samadder at the Mayo Clinic; the PROCLAIM trial in prostate cancer with Dr. Neal Shore; the Universal Germline Testing in the Community trial (UNITY, NCT05416710) with Dr. Kashyap Patel; and Labcorp Genetics collaboration with the eMERGE IV Consortium evaluating the clinical utility of genomic screening in healthy individuals. Dr. Esplin completed the MSTP program at UT Southwestern obtaining his MD and PhD in genetics, completed internal medicine residency training and served as an Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine at UT Southwestern. He subsequently completed clinical genetics training at Stanford University followed by an NIH-funded Tashia and John Morgridge Endowed Postdoctoral Fellowship with Mike Snyder in the Stanford Department of Genetics, where he maintains an academic appointment and is a consulting investigator for the Stanford Pre-Cancer Atlas as part of the NIH Human Tumor Atlas Network (HTAN). He serves on the ACMG Therapeutics Committee and is a fellow of the American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ACMG), the Collaborative Group of the Americas for Inherited Gastrointestinal Cancer (CGA-IGC) and the American College of Physicians (ACP).

Dr. Sven Jansen is a seasoned healthcare leader and strategist with a PhD in Biochemistry and Molecular Medicine from Harvard Medical School and the University of Bremen. He has held leadership roles at Booz Allen Hamilton, GE Healthcare, and DXC Technology. As former CEO of NOVENTI and INNO₃, and now CEO of Neo Q and Medivise, he drives innovation in AI-powered diagnostics, telemedicine, and sustainable primary care models. A multi-award-winning pioneer in digital health, Sven’s expertise spans AI, regulation, and health system transformation. He is a passionate advocate for patient-centric, human-centered innovation that delivers real clinical and economic value. Recognized for his strategic foresight and cross-sector leadership, he is a keynote speaker, author, and recipient of the Vatican’s LSC Leadership Award. Sven is committed to building future-ready, equitable, and sustainable healthcare systems through responsible technology and collaboration.

Dr. Nasibeh Zanjirani Farahani is translational AI scientist, researcher and a systems engineer at Mayo Clinic, where she serves as Assistant Professor of Medicine and manager with the Mayo Clinic Platform. Her work focuses on designing and implementing machine learning, natural language processing, and generative AI solutions that support clinical decision-making and improve healthcare delivery. She has contributed to advances in early diagnosis, hospital operations, and data-driven care. A leader in ethical and equitable AI, she promotes innovation that prioritizes fairness, trust, and inclusion.

Dr. Avinoam Tzabari MD. Israel Completed medical studies in the Sackler Medical School, Tel Aviv University in 1979. Head of Emergency Obstetrics & Gynecology Unit, Mayney Hayeshua Medical Center Affiliated to Sackler Medical School, Tel Aviv University. Lecturer in Adelson Medical School at Ariel University. During 1997-2018 was Head of Ob & Gyn Department Yoseftal, Hospital. On 2007 began to address the issue of FGM – Female Genital Mutilation after exposure to cases in immigrant women from Sudan and Eritrea to Israel. He is a research member in NESA – New European Surgical Academy and Surgical Workshop Activities. He is a member of the Helsinki Ethics Committee in Myney Hayeshua Medical Center. He is currently leading a research project of ASPAGS Study for prevention of Bleeding and Adhesions in C/S.

Dr. Paul Andrew Bourne is a multi-talented individual with expertise in research, social epidemiology, health demography, applied statistics, leadership, public affairs commentary, and public speaking. He has published over 300 scholarly papers, including a study on domestic violence against Jamaican women during the COVID-19 pandemic, which is hosted on the World Health Organization website. He has attended numerous conferences and actively participated in community activities and media presentations. In 2019, he received recognition for an outstanding poster presentation at the Ministry of Health and Wellness Annual National Health Research Conference. Dr. Bourne is a member of prestigious organisations, including the SAS Eminent Fellow Membership, the Scholars Academic and Scientific Society, and the Jamaica Statistical Society. He served as the Director of Institutional Research and Honours Society Coordinator at Northern Caribbean University. Currently, Dr Bourne is the managing director at Socio-Medical Research Institute.