This is a HealthXL event in partnership with JLABS, Frontiers Health, Healthware and Bayer China to explore Opportunities in Chinese Healthcare. HealthXL are in search of the best in Chinese healthcare. We understand no path to change can be traveled alone which is why HealthXL exists, to connect healthcare leaders on a global scale, to partner, learn and exchange ideas. Our event is invite-only, intimate gathering for a small group of the most relevant individuals in healthcare.

What we want from the event

• Shine a light on the growing Chinese digital health ecosystem and what the world can learn from it. 

• Allow for mutual exchange, and partnership opportunities between our global leaders (pharma, payer, hospitals, VCs, etc) and local leaders. 

What you can expect 

• Keynote presentations
• Panel discussions
• Interview style conversations 
• Networking 

Taking the stage

• An impressive line-up of speakers that have exceptional experience in healthcare innovation and investment, Martin Shen, CEO & Founder at Tencent Trusted Doctors. Hemi Ventures’ Amy Gu is the only female venture capitalist to be nominated in Silicon Valley Business Journal 40 Under 40. Shanghai’s CareLinker founder Kai Liu has designed chronic disease management programs that leverage technology and engage pharmacists as care providers. 
• Fireside chat with Feng Ge, CEO of Jiahui Health who partnered with Boston’s Partners HealthCare is a thought-leader and change-agent for digital transformation in healthcare.
• Conversational style panel discussion to explore the status of digital health in China with Jennifer Xu from Green Applehealth, Echo (Si) Chen from MedoPad, Sebastien Gaudin from The CareVoice and Bosun Hau of Tybourne Capital. 
• Why is the West interested in China and vice versa? HealthXL global members Axel Heitmueller from Imperial College Health Partners (NHS), Vishal Gulati from Draper Esprit, Eugene Borkhovich from Bayer weigh in with their thoughts and complemented by local and international experience in Dr Ruby Wang a Schwarzman Scholar and Jordan Sun from Siemens Healthineers. 

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