An insider's look at the intersection of tech and healthcare

Join us for a special evening Tuesday, August 15. [General Assembly]( [About Us]( [Browse Courses]( [The Index]( TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 6:30–8:30 p.m. The Impact of Tech on Health Care About This Event At this exclusive panel event, we host thought leaders in health care to explore new intersections between their field and technology. Together, we discuss how they’ve been impacted by the rise of tech, ways they’ve adapted and innovated along the way, and what they expect to see in the future. What You’ll Take Away Gain insight and inspiration from experts in hear firsthand how technology is transforming their work. Expand your understanding of today’s tech-based world, and fuel your own ideas for the future. Why You Should Attend The omnipresence of technology has rapidly transformed lives over the last decade (remember, the iPhone was only released in 2007). Now, it’s rare to go about a regular day without interacting with tech — whether it’s an alarm app that wakes you up, your Nest Thermostat-regulated apartment, or the software you use at work. Staying ahead of the innovation curve and being able to predict the future of tech in various industries has never been more important — both at work and at play. [RSVP to This Free Event [Arrow]]( About the Speakers Julia Cheek, CEO and founder, EverlyWell Julia is the CEO and founder of EverlyWell, the next-generation health-testing platform empowering consumers to order, self-collect, and understand lab tests. Prior to founding EverlyWell in 2015, Julia was the VP of corporate development and strategy at MoneyGram International, a public financial services company that operates in 200 countries. After attending Vanderbilt, Julia started her career in management consulting at Deloitte and went on to earn her MBA from the Harvard Business School, where she graduated as a Baker Scholar with high distinction. She also is a former multiple World Champion equestrian, officially retiring in 2009. Reginald Baptiste, MD, director of pre-health professions, Dell Medical School Reginald grew up in Houston and went on to major in biology at UT Austin and earn an MD from Baylor College. He completed his residency in general surgery along with a cardiothoracic residency at University of Texas Health Science Center @ San Antonio. Reginald has been in private practice (performing cardiac, thoracic, and vascular surgery) for 20 years and holds an appointment at Dell Medical School as the director of pre-health professions. Ryan Reynolds, senior account executive, Aunt Bertha Ryan is a senior Account Executive at Aunt Bertha, a public benefit corporation. Founded in Austin, Aunt Bertha works toward its mission to “Connect all people in need and the programs that serve them (with dignity and ease).” Originally hailing from Boston, Ryan made the move to Austin three years ago to assist in building a sales office for automated functional and performance testing software. Following that, he decided to make a change in the way he delivered impact to focus on assisting under-served and low-income communities across the United States. Zach Childers, PhD, linguist, NarrativeDx Zach, is a linguist at NarrativeDx with a doctorate from the University of Texas at Austin. He specializes in linguistic technology and, in particular, the application of machine learning and artificial intelligence to problems of natural language processing. His focus is on the analysis of experiential natural language texts in the health care industry with the aim of improving the patient experience. YOUR NEAREST CAMPUS Austin 600 Congress Ave. (512) 823-0359 austin@ga.co [Manage your Preferences]( or [Unsubscribe]( General Assembly Inc., 902 Broadway, 4th Floor New York, NY 10010