Inspiring Women with Laurie McGraw
Laurie McGraw
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- It's Lonely at the Top: How 5-Time Biotech CEO Jodie Morrison Built a Network
This episode features Jody Morrison, CEO of Q32 Bio, discussing her journey in the biotech industry, the challenges of leadership, and the strategic decisions involved in bringing life-changing therapies to market. She highlights the importance of seeking support, the impact of AI on the sector, and the ongoing need for greater gender diversity in leadership roles. Jody shares insights into Q32 Bio's research, her career path, and the creation of valuable peer networks for CEOs.
- CEO Ending the 5-Year Diagnostic Odyssey for Kids With Genetic Disease!
This podcast episode features an interview with Catherine Steulink, President and CEO of Gene DX, discussing the company's mission to accelerate the diagnosis of genetic diseases. Steulink highlights the challenges in rare disease diagnosis, Gene DX's journey from NIH research to a commercial leader, and the importance of making genetic testing accessible and understandable for all healthcare providers. The conversation also touches upon health equity, the role of AI in translating complex data, and the personal leadership qualities driving the company's success. The overarching theme is the commitment to improving patient outcomes through early and accurate genetic diagnosis.
- The Doctor Who Left Medicine to Fix Venture Capital - Rebecca Mitchell!
In this episode of 'Inspiring Women,' host Lori McGraw interviews Dr. Rebecca Mitchell, co-founder of Scrub Capital. Dr. Mitchell shares her journey from physician to venture investor, emphasizing the importance of clinician-led insights in healthcare innovation. The discussion highlights the inspiration drawn from figures like Dolly Parton, the challenges and opportunities within the healthcare system, and Scrub Capital's unique approach to investing in difficult, impactful problems. Dr. Mitchell stresses the need for founders to possess grit, humility, and a deep understanding of their mission, offering advice for aspiring leaders to focus on impactful work and authentic leadership.
- 50% Of Patients Have Uncontrolled Blood Pressure! Dr. Eve Cunningham
This episode features Dr. Evie Cunningham, Chief Medical Officer at Cadence, a company leveraging AI and technology for remote patient monitoring and chronic care management. Dr. Cunningham discusses Cadence's innovative approach to proactive intervention, extending care teams, and simplifying technology for seniors. She shares her personal career journey from OB/GYN to health tech leadership, highlighting the impact of the pandemic on telehealth. The conversation delves into Cadence's focus on improving patient outcomes, particularly for chronic conditions, and their strategy for engaging seniors. Dr. Cunningham also offers advice for aspiring leaders, emphasizing curiosity, networking, and staying grounded in clinical realities.
- She Left GOOGLE X to Fix a Crisis 20 Million Teens Face | Obi Felten, Flourish Labs
This episode features a conversation with Obi Felton, founder of Flourish Labs, who is tackling the youth mental health crisis. Obi discusses the significant gap in mental healthcare access for young people, the challenges of traditional therapy models, and her innovative approach of training young adults with lived experience to become peer supporters. She shares insights from her time at Google X, the complexities of securing payer contracts, the importance of a diverse workforce, and the role of technology in scaling solutions. The episode also touches on the critical need for better crisis intervention and follow-up care, and Obi outlines her ambitious vision for a future with a million peer supporters.
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