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22 June, 2022 @ 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm BST

How to raise $130 million in 2 years with health tech expert Dan Vahdat, Founder & CEO of Huma

Wednesday, 22 June 2022

18:30hrs

How to raise $130 million in 2 years with health tech expert Dan Vahdat, Founder & CEO of Huma

Wednesday 22 June 2022

6:30pm – 7:30pm

Virtual Event

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About The Event

We are delighted to invite you as our Guest to a purpose-driven virtual roundtable discussion with Dan Vahdat, the Founder and CEO of Huma.  

In the race to discover ground-breaking opportunities for healthcare around the world, Dan Vahdat founded Huma, formerly Medopad, in 2011.  

Last year, Huma raised $130 million with the support of Bayer and Hitachi venture arms, and won the 2021 Prix Galien award for digital health, widely regarded as “pharma’s Nobel prize”. Thus far, Dan and Huma have raised $250 million and earlier this year they acquired iPLATO (myGP) to create new possibilities in healthcare and research. He was awarded CEO of the Year at WEBIT 2018 Global Summit. 

Huma uses digital biomarkers, machine learning, and real-world data from remote patient monitoring to create ‘hospitals at home’ and power decentralised clinical trials. It produces applications that integrate health data from existing hospital databases, patient wearables, and other mobile devices and securely transmit it for use by doctors.  

Huma’s digital-first health platform has an impact across a network of circa 27 million patients and supports more than 3,000 hospitals and clinics with over 1.8 million active users.  

Huma is currently partnered with the foremost governments, hospital groups, universities, life science & technology companies like AstraZeneca, Johnson + Johnson, NHS, Stanford Medicine, University of Cambridge, the Imperial College Health Partners, Atos, and Parexel. Headquartered in London, the Huma team expands globally, with offices in New York, Shanghai, and Hamburg.

•           Special Guest: Dan Vahdat 
•           Date: 22nd June 2022 
•           Time: 6:30 – 7:30 PM 
•           Venue: Virtual event – link sent on registration  
•           Cost: Complimentary  

Our event partner is the world’s largest serviced office group, IWG UK (Regus). Richard Morris, CEO of IWG, will also be joining the discussion. We offer 3 months free on office packages valued over 12,000 pounds as well as unlimited complimentary access to IWG business lounges across the UK for E2E Ambassadors. You can find out more here! 

It promises to be a thrilling event and we would be delighted if you would join us. As this is a very special event, we would be grateful if you could register as soon as possible. 

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About Dan Vahdat

Dan Vahdat is the Founder and CEO of Huma, a global digital health company transforming healthcare and research. Huma uses digital biomarkers, machine learning, and real-world data from remote patient monitoring to create ‘hospitals at home’ and power decentralized clinical trials. Huma’s award-winning, disease-agnostic technology has helped double clinical capacity and reduce readmission rates for COVID-19 across the UK and Germany, flagged deteriorating cardiac patients, and is gathering data for international clinical studies and research. Dan is an award-winning innovator in the fields of science and technology, having pursued a PhD in Bioengineering at Johns Hopkins (US) and Oxford University (UK) before leaving to focus on Huma’s mission to help people live their longest, fullest lives.

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Richard Morris

CEO – IWG UK

Richard is the CEO of IWG UK. He joined in 2014 following his role as CEO of G4S’s UK & Ireland Division. IWG UK is the world’s largest provider of flexible workspace solutions offering a fast growing global network of 3,000 locations in 120 countries. Since joining, Richard has consistently delivered year on year growth for Regus’ UK division.

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Shalini Khemka CBE

Founder & Chief Executive Officer of E2E

Shalini began E2E in 2011 to help founders to ‘scale’ and to avoid many of the challenges she had faced during the establishment of her first business. There are other organisations supporting the growth of entrepreneurs, however, by connecting founders, investors, NED’s, mentors and corporates Shalini has developed a unique approach to serve the entrepreneurial community and the UK economy. 

She has attracted global audiences through building an ecosystem of world class entrepreneurial support services and by hosting hundreds of events over the last decade; many at The House of Lords.

In addition to business development this work has resulted in contributions to white papers on EIS schemes, business rates and the encouragement of youth employment in SMEs.

Through her development of this ecosystem, E2E has become an organisation which supports 23,000 founders who contribute £213bn to the UK economy and employ 1.15m people. The end goal as she regularly articulates is to drive the UK upwards from its current position of 13th in the world in its support of ‘scale-ups’ to a similar level that ‘start-up’ businesses achieve (3rd).

Perhaps more important than this has been the access to finance and mentoring that she has facilitated. This is done through her engagement with those who have achieved success and her encouragement of them to invest and provide pro-bono advice and support to those who are on their journeys.

Additionally, she has secured further government and private support for those SMEs that have been affected by COVID. Her response has been through involvement with an array of initiatives, working with founders on a one-to-one basis and capturing, in April last year, the feedback from hundreds of SMEs and translating that into a series of targeted recommendations that were presented to the Chancellor and directly influenced the nature of support packages developed by the Government.

Shalini was appointed CBE – Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, in the New Year’s Honours List 2022 by Her Majesty the Queen for Her Services to Entrepreneurship and the UK Economy.

Shalini is a Member of the Mayor of London’s Business Advisory Board and is on the Supervisory Committee of Market Finance, one of the UK’s leading Fintech firms.

She is a Fellow of Burton and South Derbyshire College and believes that turning knowledge into wisdom is the elixir of life.

In March 2021, both Shalini and E2E were commended in the Hansard at the House of Lords for their work on the Capital Gains Tax deliberations.

Recognition and Awards:

Appointed as CBE – Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, in the New Year’s Honours List 2022 by Her Majesty The Queen for Her Services to Entrepreneurship and the UK Economy.

• Most Influential Women in UK Tech, Computer Weekly 2017 – To Date

• Judge, Great British Entrepreneur Awards, 2017 – To Date

• Former Judge, National Business Awards, 2016 – 2018

• Book recognition: ‘Lessons from Life in Business’ from Facebook – 2018

• Former Judge, The Start-Up Awards – 2018

• Maserati 100 Index of Britain’s Most Successful entrepreneurs and investors – 2016

• Former Judge, IBM Smart Camp – 2016

• Former Advisory Board Director, Centre for Entrepreneurs 2015 -2018

• Harper’s Bazaar Meets Shalini Khemka: The Power of Networking – 2015

• Top 100 Asian Stars in UK Tech – 2015

• Former Director of The Development Board, The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, 2013 – 2015

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Date:
22 June, 2022
Time:
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Shalini Khemka

Founder & CEO – E2E, Member of the Mayor of London’s Business Advisory Board, Deal Maker – UK Government

Shalini founded E2E in 2011. Her mission was to develop the largest and most active entrepreneurial community in the UK to enable extraordinary connections for entrepreneurs.

Founder & CEO – E2E, Member of the Mayor of London’s Business Advisory Board, Deal Maker – UK Government

Shalini founded E2E in 2011. Her mission was to develop the largest and most active entrepreneurial community in the UK to enable extraordinary connections for entrepreneurs.

Under Shalini’s guidance E2E has become a trusted entrepreneurial community which has one objective: to unlock the full potential of ambitious entrepreneurial businesses by enabling extraordinary connections. It has developed into an exciting and thriving powerhouse of international entrepreneurs, investors and entrepreneurial non-execs, coupled with access to globally leading corporate services. E2E’s ecosystem has ambition and innovation at its core.

Shalini is also a Deal Maker for the UK Government, a Member of the Mayor of London’s Business Advisory Board, a Fellow of Burton & South Derbyshire College and a Judge for The Great British Entrepreneurial Awards. Before establishing E2E, Shalini co-founded the world’s first bank to bank trade finance platform. She was an Investment Director at LDC, the private equity arm of Lloyd’s Banking Group and held finance related roles at Deutsche Bank, Bankers Trust, Natwest Bank and Coopers & Lybrand.

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70.This Proposal will be subject to the law of the country in the UK in which the engagement director resides, as identified in the Proposal unless we agree with you that any other law should apply. The applicable courts shall have exclusive jurisdiction in relation to any claim, dispute or difference concerning the Proposal and any matter arising from it. Each party irrevocably waives any right it may have to object to an action being brought in these courts, to claim that the action has been brought in an inconvenient forum, or to claim that those courts do not have jurisdiction.
71. If any provision in these Terms and Conditions is or becomes invalid, illegal or unenforceable in any respect the remaining parts will remain in force and will not in any way be impaired.
72. The Member agrees not to solicit, either directly or indirectly (including by way of headhunter, employment agency, press advertisement or through related companies), any employee of E2E for the purpose of offering them full time, part time, temporary, or contract employment of any kind. In the event the Member offers employment to any member of E2E’s staff, and that employee chooses to leave E2E as a result of the offer received, the Member agrees to pay to E2E a sum which is the greater of £50,000 or 20% of the total employment cost of that member of staff. This condition shall remain in full force both during and for a period of six months after the end of the most recent contract with the Member and applies to all E2E staff whether involved in contracts with the Member or not. Upon receipt of the employee’s resignation, E2E will issue an invoice to the Member and that invoice will be paid in accordance with E2E’s standard terms and conditions.

E2E T&C July 2022

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