Dr. Luana Araujo, Advanced Technologies for health Equity Initiatives, Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein

Dr. Luana Araujo brings the perspective of a clinician and researcher working within one of Latin America's leading academic health systems, where clinical data, research, and innovation are closely integrated to improve patient care. Her work highlights how high-quality health data and interdisciplinary collaboration can generate real-world evidence that informs clinical practice and advances healthcare innovation 

Dr. Ran Balicer, Chief Innovation Officer, Clalit Health Services; Professor of Public Health, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

Dr. Ran Balicer, brings a unique perspective at the intersection of healthcare delivery, academic research, and national policy. As Chief Innovation Officer for Israel's largest healthcare organization and a global leader in AI, real-world evidence, and population health, he has demonstrated how large-scale health data can improve patient care while informing public health strategy and government decision-making. 

Dr. Rajendra Pratap Gupta, Founder & Chairman, Health Parliament; Chairman, Academy of Digital Health Sciences

Dr. Rajendra Pratap Gupta, has spent more than two decades shaping national health and digital health policy while building collaborations between government, industry, and healthcare organizations. His experience developing India's digital health ecosystem and advising international organizations provides valuable insight into how policy can accelerate the responsible use of health data and innovation. 

Dr. Adil Haider, Carle Illinois College of Medicine, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Dr. Adil Haider, MD, MPH, FACS is an internationally recognized trauma surgeon, public health scientist, and the Inaugural Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer at Carle Illinois College of Medicine. He is also the Founder and CEO of Boston Health AI, an initiative aimed at scaling accessible clinical intelligence globally with a mission to treat one billion patients. Previously, Dr. Haider served as Dean of the Aga Khan University Medical College from 2019 to 2025 and held senior leadership roles at Johns Hopkins Medicine and Harvard Medical School, where his pioneering research helped establish the field of surgical disparities. A widely published researcher with over 450 peer-reviewed papers, he currently serves as Deputy Editor of JAMA Surgery and Medical Director for Research Informatics at Carle Health. His distinguished career has earned him major honors, including the ACS Jacobson Promising Investigator Award, the Ellis Island Medal of Honour, and the Johns Hopkins Distinguished Alumnus Award.

Dr. Dipak Kalra, President, European Institute of Innovation through Health Data (i~HD); Professor of Health Informatics, University College London

Dr. Dipak Kalra is internationally recognized for advancing the standards and governance needed to safely share and reuse health data across healthcare systems. His work in interoperability, electronic health records, and the European Health Data Space demonstrates how trusted data infrastructure enables research, innovation, and better patient outcomes through international collaboration. 

Dr. Albert Yang, Chair, School of Medicine, National Yang Mind Chiao Tung University; Deputy Director, Medical AI Development Center, Taipei Veterans General Hospital 

Dr. Albert Yang brings the perspective of an academic physician-scientist leveraging big data, artificial intelligence, and translational research to improve precision medicine and patient care. His work illustrates how academic medical centers can partner with industry and healthcare systems to transform clinical data into meaningful discoveries that directly impact patient outcomes.