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Stop Playing Small: The Real Reason You’re Not Getting Ahead
What can you unlock when you stop gatekeeping yourself, and start showing up?
In this week’s episode of Hope, Power and Healthcare, hosts Melissa and Chris are back (and fired up) after a whirlwind week of conferences, conversations, and community-building moments that sparked new ideas, and a few healthy debates.
From the Women Business Leaders Summit, to sustainability summits and AI forums, our hosts unpack what really happens when you get the right people in the room. When events can be more than networking and mentorship, but also the uncomfortable (but necessary) conversations that truly drive progress.
Melissa shares a few insights from speaking on her panel on financial empowerment and the power of women supporting women, while challenging the norms around money, mentorship and “queen-making”. Chris takes us inside a high-intensity AI conference, where opposing views collide on stage, raising critical questions about ethics, regulation, and the future of creativity.
If you’ve ever wondered how to grow your network, find your people, or just challenge your own thinking, this episode is for you.Don’t gatekeep yourself. Show up. Join the conversation.#HealthcareInnovation #AIinHealthcare #Community #HopePowerandHealthcareHosts:Chris Hemphill - Chris’s 17 years in healthcare technology have spanned sales, operations, data science IC, and AI leadership. Chris couples this with a focus on health equity and serves as the NYU McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy Research Fellow for Healthcare AI. Chris’s currently leads Modular Feedback, which focuses on helping healthcare innovators find and build thoughtful AI use cases: https://modularfeedback.com
Melissa Reilly - Melissa spent the last 20 years leading innovations at major payers: UnitedHealth Group(Optum Ventures), Aetna, and Evernorth/Cigna. She’s helped drive and commercialize multiple startups in AI & consumer testing, and she is now driving product and commercialization for healthcare innovators full-time. She brings industry expertise as well as a background in law, negotiation, & real estate. Her company’s name is STLTH.
Production:Edited by Alyssa SchrollMusic by Chris Hemphill
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By Chris Hemphill and Melissa ReillyWhat can you unlock when you stop gatekeeping yourself, and start showing up?
In this week’s episode of Hope, Power and Healthcare, hosts Melissa and Chris are back (and fired up) after a whirlwind week of conferences, conversations, and community-building moments that sparked new ideas, and a few healthy debates.
From the Women Business Leaders Summit, to sustainability summits and AI forums, our hosts unpack what really happens when you get the right people in the room. When events can be more than networking and mentorship, but also the uncomfortable (but necessary) conversations that truly drive progress.
Melissa shares a few insights from speaking on her panel on financial empowerment and the power of women supporting women, while challenging the norms around money, mentorship and “queen-making”. Chris takes us inside a high-intensity AI conference, where opposing views collide on stage, raising critical questions about ethics, regulation, and the future of creativity.
If you’ve ever wondered how to grow your network, find your people, or just challenge your own thinking, this episode is for you.Don’t gatekeep yourself. Show up. Join the conversation.#HealthcareInnovation #AIinHealthcare #Community #HopePowerandHealthcareHosts:Chris Hemphill - Chris’s 17 years in healthcare technology have spanned sales, operations, data science IC, and AI leadership. Chris couples this with a focus on health equity and serves as the NYU McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy Research Fellow for Healthcare AI. Chris’s currently leads Modular Feedback, which focuses on helping healthcare innovators find and build thoughtful AI use cases: https://modularfeedback.com
Melissa Reilly - Melissa spent the last 20 years leading innovations at major payers: UnitedHealth Group(Optum Ventures), Aetna, and Evernorth/Cigna. She’s helped drive and commercialize multiple startups in AI & consumer testing, and she is now driving product and commercialization for healthcare innovators full-time. She brings industry expertise as well as a background in law, negotiation, & real estate. Her company’s name is STLTH.
Production:Edited by Alyssa SchrollMusic by Chris Hemphill