TWIN-CHAPTERS

THE HEALTH CAPTAINS CLUB

TWIN CHAPTER ALLIANCE

BRIDGING TWO METROPOLIS TO SCALE AND ACCELERATE SUCCESS

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To scale success stories, solutions, innovations and new technologies and to stop re-inventing the wheel again and again together towards sustainable Medicine and Health for the Transformation form “SickCare” towards “LifeCare” we connect >5 x towards > 50 x two international Metropolregions as one Twin-Chapter.

One THCC Twin-Chapter on-boards max. 150 Members / THCC Twin-Town = 2 x 150 Members = 300 Members / Twin-Chapter.

The Chapter Chairs of 2 are the Chapter-Leadership. 2 Chairs are representing the Twin-Chapter and are supported by 1 Co-Chair per Twin-Town. Together they are representing the Twin-Chapter towards the Cluster-Leadership, the Cluster-Community and the Media. . The Chairpersons report directly to the President`s Office..

The Chapter CORE of 5 is building the Chapter Strategy, Actionplans, White Papers, Policy Papers and other Publications. Some Twin-Chapters can expand towards Triplet-Chapters.

The Chapter THINK-TANK of 15  gives additional Input and Support building the Ecosystem of max. 2 x 150 HEALTH CAPTAINS together.

The Chapter BRAINPOOL of 50 is the next Level to create White Papers, Policy Papers.

The Chapter FORUMS of 150 are the Exchange Hubs to meet in Person for SYNAPTING.

The CORE of 5 is in the lead to get supported by a Chapter Think-Tank of 15 and a Chapter Brainpool of 50. Following the Neuroleadership-Experience every Twin-Chapter-Town consists of max. 150 Members to maintain sustainable relationships and to orchestrate Tipping-Points for success towards sustainable Medicine for sustainable Health.

Once a month all CORE-Team`s meets for 60 to max. 90min online to synchronize results and next-steps.

Once a quarter three CORE´s are running a THINK-TANK or BRAINPOOL (consist of three Chapter Think-Tanks) together to share results and to synchronize their action plans to exchange and scale success stories. Additionally every Twin-Chapter organizes together a TWIN-CHAPTER-FORUM once a Year.

TWIN CHAPTER FACTS & FIGURES

BENCHMARKING METROPOLIS HEALTH SCIENCES BUSINESS CLUSTERS

To get first Objectives towards Cluster Benchmarking Fact & Figures of the Twin-Chapters gives first indentications for the Performance Potential of every Metropol Health Sciences Business Cluster – we would like to measure some Basic Facts & Figures to inspire the bridging process of THCC Twin-Chapters:

• Universities & Academic Research Institutions
• University Medical Center
• Hospitals
• MedTech
• BioTech & Pharma
• InfoTech
• StartUp`s
• Investors
• Economic Data on the Health Industry in the Cluster Metropol Region
• Infrastructure: Technology Parks, new building projects, start-up support, Networks & Ecosystems
• Bridging the Cluster Management with their Key Topics into the THCC Twin-Chapter Brainpool

THE TWIN CHAPTER EVENTS

HEALTHApéros – HEALTHSalons- HEALTHForums

THERE WILL BE NO SUBSTITUTE FOR MEETING IN PERSON

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Every Twin-Town of each Twin-Chapter organizes “HEALTHApéros” with Keynotes to exchange Success Stories and scaleable Solutions and “SALONS”  with Healthy Longevity Roundtables empowered by multi-professional,  intellectual and creative Mindset as in Person Health Captains Events and every Twin-Town can have max. 2 x 150 Members of Diversity to respect the Neuroleadership-System for sustainable Synapting created by THE HEALTH CAPTAINS CLUB (Dunbar Number 150, Tipping Point Number 150 and the Medici Effect).

The HEALTH CAPTAINS CLUB organizes “FORUMs of 150” like “The Berlin Forum” for the Berlin-New York-Chapter based on neuroleadership principles, recognizing that 150 is the cognitive limit (known as Dunbar’s Number) for maintaining meaningful social relationships. By keeping forums to this size, the Club aims to better synchronize actions, foster collaboration, and drive transformation—unlike large conferences with thousands of participants, which are less effective for these goals.

NEW YEAR RECEPTIONS

FEBRUARY 21th

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All Twin-Chapters meet for their yearly action plan and program planing on February 21th in person or online by coming together for THE HEALTH CAPTAINS CLUB New Year Reception.

The THCC NYR is adopted to the yearly Founders Forum on Föhr Island during the hundreds of years old Tradition of the Biikefire always on February 21th with the focus on 360º Sustainability and the Convergence of sustainable Healthcare, Healthy Longevity, Blue Zone Community Care and One Health Life Care towards sustainable Medicine and Health. More @ HEALTHCAPTAINS.events

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EU-US-WESTCOAST- CHAPTER

THE TRANSATLANTIC BRIDGING CHAPTER II

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Inaugurated in September 2022 at the Anglo-German Club of Hamburg by the President and Hamburg Members of THE HEALTH CAPTIAINS CLUB chaired in 2022 by Dr. Cornelius Glismann.

Building an Transatlantic Bridge between the Westcoast of Europe and the Westcoast of the United States of America to connect Clusters beyond Medicine for Lifecare to built together some transatlantic fundaments to become transatlantic Arichtects for an sustainable and scaleable value-based ONE HEALTH INDUSTRY: The One Health Model has evolved into a transdisciplinary framework for sustainable Medicine for sustainable Health that integrates Human Health, Animal Health, and Environmental & Planetary Health towards a new multi-billion Convergence Industry.

EU-Westcoast: Freie und Hansestadt Hamburg (Chapter Capital)  in connection with Schleswig-Holstein with North Frisa and Denmark  in the North and Niedersachen with East Frisia and Hansestadt Bremen and the West Frisia Region at Netherlands Westcoast in the South. Additionally the EU-Westcoast Part of the Twin-Chapter is acting in Alliance with THE HEALTH CAPTAINS CLUB Islandchapter FÖHR-AMRUM-SYLT – The Captains Islands – and the HEALTH CAPTAINS HEALTHY LONGEVITY ISLAND SUMMIT FÖHR-AMRUM-SYLT – #HLIS.

US-Westcoast: San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco and the Silicon Valley Digital Hub.

US West Coast: Foundations of ONE HEALTH INDUSTRY

Leading institutions anchor innovation and research on the US West Coast: The Salk Institute, Scripps Research, Sanford Burnham Prebys, UC San Diego Health, J. Craig Venter Institute, and Ocean Biology Centers in San Diego drive breakthroughs in genomics, precision medicine, and environmental health. UCLA in Los Angeles and UCSF in San Francisco contribute cutting-edge clinical and translational science. Silicon Valley’s Precision Medicine World Conference (PMWC) accelerates collaboration and commercialization of lifecare technologies. Together, they form a powerhouse advancing integrated health solutions across sectors.

EU West Coast: The “Bedside” Hub Complementing US West Coast Innovation

The EU West Coast—spanning Denmark, Schleswig-Holstein, Hamburg, Bremen, and Niedersachsen—is a Powerhouse of Clinical Capacity, academic excellence, and marine-biological research, serving as the indispensable “bedside” counterpart to the US West Coast’s innovation “bench”. With over 35,000 Hospital Beds across major university medical centers including Universitätsklinikum Schleswig-Holstein (UKSH, ~7,400 beds), Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE, ~1,700 beds), Klinikum Bremen-Mitte (~1,300 beds), and prominent university hospitals in Niedersachsen and Denmark, this region delivers vast real-world patient care and clinical trial environments critical for translational medicine.

The region boasts top-tier academic and research institutions that drive integrated ONE HEALTH solutions. Sylt Island is home to marine biology and coastal ecosystem research centers pivotal to understanding human-animal-environment health interconnections in the North Sea and Baltic Sea. Additionally, institutions such as the Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine in Hamburg excel in infectious disease research, while the Alfred Wegener Institute Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research contributes cutting-edge marine and climate science, vital for environmental health strategies. The University of Bremen and Kiel University are internationally renowned for interdisciplinary research at the interface of health, environment, and biotechnology.

Together, these clinical and academic pillars provide a rich ecosystem for testing, validating, and scaling health innovations originating from the US West Coast’s technology and life sciences hubs—San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Silicon Valley. This dynamic is aptly captured in the guiding principle of the chapter: “From Bench (US West Coast) to Bedside (EU West Coast) and from EU Bedside to US Bench” underscoring the transatlantic synergy essential for advancing a sustainable, value-based ONE HEALTH INDUSTRY.

Strategic Impact and Future Pathways

The EU-US-Westcoast Chapter catalyzes cross-continental synergies to unlock the vast market potential of a convergent ONE HEALTH INDUSTRY. By aligning top-tier institutions and innovation ecosystems, the chapter fosters scalable, sustainable health solutions that enhance healthspan and system resilience while driving economic growth. This alliance embodies the next frontier of healthcare transformation—bridging policy, science, and business to deliver integrated lifecare benefiting people, animals, and the environment across both continents.

In July 2025, the Lancet Commission on One Health, co-led by the Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine (BNITM) in Hamburg, issued a strategic call to embed One Health into Global Health, Economic, and Climate Governance. For the EU–US–Westcoast Chapter of THE HEALTH CAPTAINS CLUB, this serves as a scientific mandate to fast-track transatlantic collaboration. The chapter now aligns its mission to operationalize One Health—not just as a concept, but as the Strategic Architecture for building a transatlantic sustainable and scalable One Health Multi-Billion Industry. Source: Full article via idw-online.de

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MUNICH-BRUSSELS-CHAPTER

THE BAVARIAN EUROPEAN CHAPTER

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The Munich–Brussels Chapter of THE HEALTH CAPTAINS CLUB was officially inaugurated on September 30th, 2021, at Café Roma on Maximilianstrasse in Munich. The founding Twin-Chapter CORE includes: Julia Finkeissen – M (Chair), Dr. Christian K. Lackner, MD, PhD – M (Chair), Dr. Thomas Gottwald, MD, PhD, Dr. Rolf Porsche, MD, Dr. Henri Michael von Blanquet – President of THE HEALTH CAPTAINS CLUB.

The Munich–Brussels Chapter forms a vital European axis within the THCC Twin-Chapter Alliance, linking Bavaria’s powerful medical industry with the policy-driving force of the European Commission in Brussels. It is uniquely positioned to scale success stories from both the Bavarian innovation ecosystem and pan-European initiatives into actionable models of Sustainable Medicine for Sustainable Health.

Strategic European Relevance

This chapter operates at the interface of regional excellence and European policymaking, playing a catalytic role in shaping the future of a Pan-European Healthspan Economy. As Europe accelerates digital transformation in health, healthy aging, and integrated care, the Munich–Brussels Chapter focuses on translating scientific, clinical, and entrepreneurial success stories into scalable policy and system-level innovation.

By bridging these two influential centers, the chapter provides a channel to amplify Bavaria’s cutting-edge advances through EU frameworks, while ensuring that European Health Union policies resonate with innovation-driven, value-based care models from the ground up.

Focus: Artificial Intelligence in Medicine

At the heart of the Munich–Brussels agenda is the advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Medicine as a transformative tool for a more sustainable, personalized, and equitable health system. The chapter supports AI deployment across clinical diagnostics, decision support, public health modeling, and system efficiency, with an emphasis on safety, ethical governance, and real-world impact.

It also fosters collaboration between academic research, medtech companies, and EU policymakers to turn leading AI innovations into success stories that improve population health outcomes across Europe.

Brussels: Gateway to European Health Policy

The Brussels anchor gives the chapter a direct connection to European health policy, enabling it to align and contribute to key strategic initiatives, including:

• European Health Data Space (EHDS) – enabling secure and interoperable health data exchange to fuel AI innovation

• European Health Union – strengthening EU-wide coordination on health crises, medicine access, and disease prevention

• EU4Health Programme – funding ambitious health innovation programs with a focus on resilience and sustainability

• Horizon Europe Health Cluster – promoting cross-national research in digital health, personalized medicine, and healthy aging

• Digital Europe Programme – advancing Europe’s infrastructure and capacity in AI, cybersecurity, and digital transformation

The Munich–Brussels Chapter supports the alignment of these initiatives with proven concepts and pilot programs from regional ecosystems—transforming EU policy into operational excellence.

Munich: Anchor in the Bavarian MedTech and AI Cluster

Bavaria is one of Europe’s most advanced medical technology regions, with Munich at the center of a highly connected AI and health innovation landscape. Key regional assets include:

• Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU) and Technical University of Munich (TUM) – global leaders in AI, Data Science, and Medicine

• Helmholtz Zentrum München – pioneering environmental health and systems biology research

• Fraunhofer Institute for Cognitive Systems – AI-driven innovation across diagnostics and rehabilitation

• A vibrant startup ecosystem driven by UnternehmerTUM, BioM Biotech Cluster, and Munich-based accelerators

• Global industry leaders such as Siemens Healthineers, Brainlab, and IBM Watson Health Europe

The chapter promotes Bavarian AI success stories as scalable best practices for European health systems—demonstrating how to responsibly implement AI across the entire care continuum.

Key Themes and Projects

• Scalable AI in Medicine: From research to routine clinical use

• AI ethics, governance, and risk management in health systems

• Digital Twins and predictive modeling for prevention and therapy

• Personalized prevention strategies and early risk detection

• Secure, FAIR-compliant, and interoperable health data systems

• Cross-border innovation consortia and EU co-funded pilot programs

• AI-powered healthy aging aligned with the European Green Deal

Next Steps and Outlook

• Establishment of a dedicated AI in Medicine Working Group within THCC

• Launch of Bavarian–Brussels Health AI Roundtables bringing together EU decision-makers, academia, and industry

• Development of whitepapers and position papers on European AI regulation, EHDS implementation, and innovation scaling

• Co-hosting of Joint Innovation Summits and participation in European Commission health policy consultations

The Munich–Brussels Role in a Healthier Europe

The Munich–Brussels Chapter serves as a translational interface between science, industry, and policy—uniting Europe’s innovation powerhouses with its institutional heart. By identifying, scaling, and aligning success stories from Bavaria and the European Commission, it advances the shared mission of Sustainable Medicine for Sustainable Health.

The chapter champions trustworthy, interoperable, and human-centered AI as the foundation of a future-proof European Health Union—anchored in data solidarity, clinical excellence, and citizen engagement.

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DÜSSELDORF-TOKYO-CHAPTER

THE EUROPEAN–JAPANESE HEALTHY LONGEVITY CHALLENGE CHAPTER

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The Düsseldorf–Tokyo Chapter of THE HEALTH CAPTAINS CLUB (THCC) serves as a Transcontinental Think-and-Do Platform focused on the global challenge of Healthy Longevity, in direct alignment with the Healthy Longevity Challenge of the U.S. National Academy of Medicine:

Japan, with one of the world’s oldest populations, offers decades of experience and data in aging societies, while the Düsseldorf Metropolitan Region, anchored by North Rhine-Westphalia’s leading Academic and Clinical institutions, represents one of Europe’s most innovation-driven Healthcare Clusters.

The Twin-Chapter Alliance fosters collaboration in research, clinical implementation, and policy for extending the Healthspan—defined as maintaining physical, mental, and social well-being into older age—enabling societies to remain vibrant, productive, and economically resilient as demographics shift.

Tokyo contributes deep expertise through its premier institutions, including the University of Tokyo Hospital, Keio University Hospital, Kyoto University Hospital, Osaka University Hospital, and Tohoku University Hospital—which are recognized globally for excellence in geriatrics, regenerative medicine, and biomedical aging research. The top three academic medical research centers—RIKEN Institute, National Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology (NCGG), and Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Gerontology (TMIG)—lead in translational aging science, AI-driven diagnostics, and dementia prevention strategies. These institutions form a natural partnership with the health science corridor of the Düsseldorf region, where University Hospital Essen, University Hospital Cologne, University Hospital Düsseldorf, University Hospital Bochum, and University Hospital Bonn.

Together, these centers operate as a Bilateral Matchmaker Ecosystem “from bench to bedside and bedside to bench”, creating a living laboratory to test, scale, and share solutions that support Healthy Longevity Medicine and to be together First Generation Architects towards a Healthspan Economy to overcome “Disease-reactive Healthcare Economy” together. By bridging Japan’s pioneering population-based experience with Germany’s technological and policy strengths, the Düsseldorf–Tokyo Chapter of THCC aspires to be a lighthouse alliance for global healthspan innovation.

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BASEL-MIAMI-CHAPTER

THE MEDICINE, SCIENCE, ART & MUSIC CHAPTER

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The Medici Effect Point: Converging Medicine, Science, Music & Art to Shape the Future of Lifecare

In an age where boundaries between disciplines are dissolving, the Basel–Miami Chapter of THE HEALTH CAPTAINS CLUB (THCC) is forging a pioneering model for global healthcare transformation. This Twin-Chapter creates a strategic transatlantic bridge between Basel, Europe’s pharmaceutical and biotech capital, and Miami, the Americas’ rising star in digital health innovation and cultural convergence.

At the heart of this chapter lies the Medici Effect Point: the powerful convergence of Medicine, Science, Music, and Art as a catalyst for innovation. By synchronizing world-class research, startup ecosystems, and cultural expression, the Basel–Miami Chapter positions itself as a dynamic launchpad for breakthrough solutions in personalized, preventive, and human-centered healthcare.

Basel: The Scientific & Cultural Anchor of Europe

Basel stands as a world-renowned epicenter for pharmaceutical excellence, biotechnology leadership, and medical research. Anchored by the University Medical Center Basel, which serves over 1.5 million patients annually, the city drives innovation in clinical care, precision medicine, and regenerative therapies.

The region is home to global giants Novartis and Roche, generating approximately $45 billion in annual pharma revenues and nurturing over 200 biotech startups. Basel is also a leader in MedTech, with 70+ companies focusing on robotic surgery, advanced imaging, and AI-powered diagnostics.

What sets Basel apart is its cultural infrastructure—most notably ART Basel, the world’s premier contemporary Art Fair. Here, science and creativity collide, producing a fertile ground for interdisciplinary dialogue. Art Basel provides a high-impact stage where health innovation is reframed through artistic expression—humanizing complex medical narratives and making science more accessible.

Miami: The Innovation Gateway of the Americas

Across the Atlantic, Miami emerges as a vibrant engine of innovation, diversity, and digital health transformation. The University Medical Center Miami provides advanced care to nearly 2 million people, and leads in personalized medicine, telehealth, and clinical research.

Miami’s health tech ecosystem has rapidly gained momentum, with over 100 biotech and MedTech startups supported by more than $3 billion in private and public investment. Focus areas include AI diagnostics, wearable technologies, and mobile health platforms that are reshaping how care is delivered in real time.

Culturally, Miami’s fusion of Latin American, Caribbean, and North American influences creates a powerful atmosphere of creativity and entrepreneurial risk-taking. Its thriving arts scene and deep-rooted musical heritage add unique value to health innovation—blending cognitive science, design, and emotion to improve the patient journey and spark new healing modalities. The ART Basel is mirrored in Miami since more than 20 Years.

The Collective Power of the Basel–Miami Chapter: The Medici Effect in Action

The Basel–Miami Chapter represents more than a geographic partnership—it embodies a new paradigm in healthcare leadership, inspired by the Medici Effect, where breakthrough ideas emerge at the intersection of diverse disciplines.

By merging Basel’s scientific rigor and Miami’s cultural dynamism, this Twin-Chapter activates a convergence engine for:

• Cross-continental startup acceleration with 350+ companies in biotech, MedTech, and info tech.

• Over $1.2 billion in venture capital mobilized since 2020.

• A shared commitment to humanizing health innovation through art, music, and storytelling.

• A vision to generate $800 million in collaborative impact by 2030, redefining lifecare delivery across borders.

Through THE HEALTH CAPTAINS CLUB, the Basel–Miami Chapter is not only shaping the future of medicine—it is redefining how we think about innovation itself. By embracing creativity, diversity, and convergence, THCC places the human experience at the center of healthcare.

Join the Basel–Miami Chapter of THE HEALTH CAPTAINS CLUB, where science meets soul, and where the intersections of Medicine, Science, Art & Music give birth to the next era of Lifecare Innovation.

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GENEVA-BOSTON-CHAPTER

THE TRANSATLANTIC MEDICINE LEADERSHIP CHAPTER

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Bridging Global Medicine Leadership from Geneva to Boston to transform Sickcare towards Lifecare

In a world where healthcare innovation demands global collaboration, the Geneva–Boston Chapter of THE HEALTH CAPTAINS CLUB (THCC) forms a transatlantic powerhouse linking Geneva’s diplomatic, regulatory, and life sciences expertise with Boston’s unparalleled biomedical research and healthcare ecosystem.

At the heart of this chapter lies the Medici Effect Point — the strategic fusion of regulatory foresight, medical innovation, and academic excellence. By combining Geneva’s strengths as a global hub for health governance and pharmaceutical leadership with Boston’s status as the world’s largest biomedical innovation cluster, this Twin Chapter pioneers transformative models that accelerate personalized, preventive, and sustainable healthcare worldwide.

Geneva: The Global Health Diplomacy and Pharma Hub

Geneva is the epicenter of global health governance and pharmaceutical leadership, home to the World Health Organization (WHO), International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. It also hosts the headquarters of major pharmaceutical companies including Novartis, GSK, and Roche’s international offices.

The city’s life sciences ecosystem comprises over 200 biotech and pharma companies and benefits from extensive public-private partnerships focused on regulatory innovation, access to medicines, and digital health policies.

Geneva is also a key center for clinical research and real-world data analytics, supporting initiatives that shape global health regulations and accelerate market access for novel therapies. The presence of CERN adds a unique technology and innovation dimension, advancing computational methods with applications in biomedical research.

Boston: The World’s Premier Biomedical Innovation Cluster

Boston is renowned as the global leader in biomedical research and healthcare innovation. Anchored by prestigious institutions such as Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital, MIT, and Boston Children’s Hospital, the city hosts one of the largest concentrations of life sciences companies worldwide, with over 1,000 biotech, medtech, and digital health startups.

The Boston ecosystem attracts more than $3 billion in annual venture capital for healthcare innovation, driving advances in gene therapy, immuno-oncology, digital diagnostics, and AI-powered precision medicine.

Leading innovation hubs like the Cambridge Innovation Center, MassChallenge, and LabCentral provide critical incubation and acceleration support, propelling early-stage companies into transformative healthcare solutions.

The Collective Power of the Geneva–Boston Chapter: The Medici Effect in Action

More than a transatlantic alliance, the Geneva–Boston Chapter embodies a new paradigm in medicine leadership, uniting health diplomacy, regulatory excellence, and biomedical innovation to redefine lifecare on a global scale.

This Twin Chapter drives:

• Cross-continental acceleration of biomedical innovation, regulatory strategy, and digital health.

• Over $2 billion mobilized in health impact investments since 2020.

• A shared commitment to advancing health equity, precision medicine, and sustainable healthcare systems.

• A vision to generate $1.5 billion+ in collaborative impact by 2030, setting global benchmarks in integrated healthcare leadership.

Through THE HEALTH CAPTAINS CLUB, the Geneva–Boston Chapter is not only advancing the future of medicine but is reshaping how innovation is governed, funded, and delivered worldwide. By merging Geneva’s diplomatic gravitas with Boston’s scientific excellence, this chapter redefines what is possible in lifecare leadership.

Join the Geneva–Boston Chapter of THE HEALTH CAPTAINS CLUB, where global health governance meets biomedical innovation, and where the intersection of medicine, policy, and science propels the next frontier of lifecare transformation.

“WE DON’T KNOW WHAT WE DON’T KNOW”

EXPLORING THE UNEXPLORED

LEADERSHIP FOR EXPLORING SUSTAINABLE HEALTH

“360º NEXT GENERATION SUSTAINABLE VALUE-BASED LIFECARE POWERED BY NEW INNOVATIONS AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND THE SUPER-CONVERGENCE IN MEDICINE AND HEALTH SCIENCES NAVIGATING US TOGETHER TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE HEALTH INDUSTRY”

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