200+ Healthcare Industry Leaders Unite at Komodo Health's The One Day Summit to Accelerate Innovation Amid Disruption
Komodo Health will host its third-annual The One Day Summit, an exclusive gathering of more than 200 healthcare leaders and innovators in Life Sciences, biopharma, payer, and advocacy organizations, including speakers from Takeda Pharmaceuticals, Johnson & Johnson, Ipsen, Novartis Pharmaceuticals, and more. From real-world applications demonstrated by Komodo customers to C-suite discussions on navigating current industry challenges and anticipating future trends, the invitation-only event will showcase how the right evidence, delivered at the speed of innovation, is critical to driving transformative decisions in today's rapidly changing healthcare landscape.
'Komodo's One Day Summit is a great opportunity to connect with others who are thinking deeply about how we use data to make better decisions,' said Steve Davenport, Head of Commercial Data Management & Strategy at Takeda. 'The event brings together a range of perspectives on the real challenges commercial teams are facing, and the conversations often spark new ideas that carry forward well beyond the day itself. In a space that's constantly evolving, having this kind of forum to share and learn is really valuable.'
Shaping the Future of Healthcare Together
Set against the panoramic backdrop of Boston's skyline, The One Day Summit will take place April 23, 2025, at the State Room. Agenda highlights include:
'The need for transformative solutions that drive better patient outcomes has never been more critical,' said Web Sun, Co-Founder and President of Komodo Health. 'The One Day Summit represents our commitment to fostering a collaborative ecosystem where technology, data science, and healthcare expertise converge to address the industry's most pressing challenges. By bringing together this extraordinary community of innovators, we're not just discussing the future of healthcare — we're actively creating it.'
Sun and Komodo CEO and Co-Founder Arif Nathoo, MD, will keynote the event and will be joined by other thought leaders from across the healthcare spectrum, including:
Setting a New Evidentiary Standard
As Komodo celebrates over a decade of innovation in its mission to reduce the burden of disease, The One Day Summit will also spotlight how the company is setting the new standard for healthcare intelligence by pairing the industry's most complete, unbiased view of patient encounters with AI-enabled, fit-for-purpose software:
For more on The One Day Summit, visit komodohealth.com/the-one-day-summit-2025.
About Komodo Health
Komodo is a healthcare insights and technology company that delivers the Evidentiary Standard for real-world data and analytics. By pairing the industry's most complete, unbiased view of patient encounters with AI-enabled and fit-for-purpose software, Komodo connects the dots between patient journeys and large-scale health outcomes. Across Life Sciences, payers, providers, and developers, Komodo delivers a velocity advantage by helping its customers accurately and efficiently access patient-centric insights at scale to drive faster decision-making, optimize workflows, close gaps in care, and help reduce the burden of disease. For more information, visit Komodohealth.com.
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