In Episode 5 of the DTx Circle Podcast, Karine Soulat is joined by Albert Hurtado Daza, Senior Manager – Global Digital Capabilities at Amgen. As a part of the Amgen team, Albert leads the digital health strategy efforts towards ensuring that the organization continues to stay ahead of the curve, leading in the medical solutions and digital health solutions for patients.

Episode 4 of DTx circle features Jose Maria Guido Avila(Chema), Customer Engagement Transformation Lead at Sanofi. Chema’s work at Sanofi involves working not as a member of a team, but as a leader, inspiring and knitting teams together to select and work towards brand goals that can help them deliver “a personalized experience” to the patients. Together Karine Soulat and Jose Maria discuss the importance of changing engagement methods for the upcoming generation of doctors, and the possibility of a threefold relationship(the patient, doctor, and pharma) from the adoption of digital health technologies.

In episode 3 of The DTx Circle podcast, Karine Soulat is joined by Aline Noizet. Barcelona-based, above all else, Aline Noizet is a connector. Whatever area of digital health, Aline is passionate about connecting people to one another and new technologies. Having spent a number of years in Bayer’s G4A Digital Health team across three continents, as the co-founder of Digital Health Innovators Barcelona, and as an advisor to a number of startups and healthtech accelerators, she is one of the best-connected people in European and US healthtech.

In episode 2 of The DTx Circle podcast, Karine Soulat is joined by Gil Bashe. Gil is recognised by PharmaVOICE as one of the 100 most inspiring people in healthcare, and by PRWeek/MM&M as a Top 50 Health Influencer. With over thirty years of experience across healthcare policy, pharma, life science, digital health, and venture capital, Gil is now a managing partner at FINN partners.

Maneesh Juneja is a Digital Health Futurist who explores the convergence of emerging technologies to see how they can make the world a healthier and happier place. He looks at these technologies in the context of socio-cultural, political and economic trends, helping organisations to think differently about the future.