Keynote 1: Building Trust and Accountability Through the AI Revolution

 Friday, February 27, 2026
 8:30 AM–9:30 AM
 Liberty B/C

As AI reshapes industries far beyond health care, this keynote situates the current AI moment and frames health care as the ultimate test case, where accelerationist visions collide with the reality of AI as a normal, regulated technology. It examines how AI is impacting every stakeholder in the health care ecosystem from physicians and patients to pharma and insurers while raising hard questions about labor, the social compact, and whether AI truly bends the cost curve or simply shifts operating expenses. Finally, the session will confront the core trust and accountability challenge in AI adoption: implementing scalable solutions in a fragmented system of countless payors and providers, and what leaders must do to navigate it responsibly.


Keynote Roundtable: Policy Leadership for a New Health Care Era

 Friday, February 27, 2026
 10:40 AM–11:50 AM
 Lincoln Hall

This keynote roundtable brings together senior leaders from government, industry, and public health to explore what effective policy leadership looks like in a rapidly evolving health care landscape. Panelists will discuss the future of chronic care through innovative payment models, the role of AI and real-world data in advancing public health, and how trust, science, and accountability can guide durable policy across political cycles. Drawing on experience leading through moments of crisis and transformation, the conversation will offer practical insights for navigating complexity while advancing innovation, equity, and impact.


Keynote 3: Physical AI for Better Medicine

 Friday, February 27, 2026
 2:50 PM–3:50 PM
 Lincoln Hall

This keynote explores how AI and large-scale biological data are redefining modern and next-generation drug discovery. Drawing on insitro’s experience building an AI-native biopharma platform, Mary Rozenman and Dave Light will discuss how integrated approaches across data, computation, and experimentation can improve target selection, increase translational confidence, and drive more predictable R&D outcomes. The keynote, moderated by Emily Janvey, MD, will address common misconceptions around AI in drug discovery, highlight what works in practice, and examine the highlights and challenges of scaling these platforms responsibly. Overall, the session offers a forward-looking view on how the intersection of AI and biology can unlock better medicines and sustainable innovation.


Panel 1: Investing in Health Care 2030: Capital Strategies for a Changing System

 Friday, February 27, 2026
 9:40 AM–10:30 AM
 Grant Room

The next decade will bring shifts in technology, care delivery, and reimbursement, reshaping how capital is deployed across health care. As AI, care delivery, and new payment models converge, how are investors adapting? Leaders across growth equity, private equity, and public markets discuss their priorities and investment strategies to best position themselves for the health care ecosystem of 2030.


Panel 2: Women’s Health 2030: Building Systems that Serve Across the Lifespan

 Friday, February 27, 2026
 9:40 AM–10:30 AM
 Meade Room

The women’s health movement is expanding beyond reproductive care to encompass every stage of life from fertility and maternal health to menopause and chronic disease. By 2030, will health systems and policies truly reflect women’s needs? This panel explores emerging models, investments, and technologies reshaping women’s health and the systemic changes required to make equity a reality.


Panel 3: Power to the Patient: Building a Consumer-Centric Health Care Future

 Friday, February 27, 2026
 12:50 PM–1:40 PM
 Grant Room

As the locus of health shifts from hospitals and clinics to homes, devices, communities and mobile apps, what does this mean for systems, policy and people? This panel brings together voices from across pre-eminent consumer health companies to examine how consumer health is being transformed: the rise of digital diagnostics, home monitoring, wellness marketplaces, real-time data and new models of engagement. We’ll address how to build frameworks that scale, maintain trust and drive equity as we prepare for 2030.


Panel 4: The Price of Progress: Drug Pricing and Access in the 2030 Landscape

 Friday, February 27, 2026
 12:50 PM–1:40 PM
 Meade Room

Breakthrough therapies are redefining what’s possible in medicine, but also raising difficult questions about what those advances should cost. As new FDA and CMS regulations reshape the pricing landscape, leaders across pharma and biopharma are confronting the ethical tension between rewarding innovation and ensuring equitable access. This panel brings together experts from industry, policy, and payers to examine how pricing decisions reflect not only economics but values. Together, we’ll explore what the next era of drug pricing means for patients, profits, and the principles guiding progress.


Panel 5: Innovating Population Health: Harnessing Predictive Insights for Better Population Health Outcomes

 Friday, February 27, 2026
 1:50 PM–2:40 PM
 Grant Room

As technology reshapes the landscape of public health, this panel examines how artificial intelligence, digital platforms, and real-time data are enabling smarter, faster, and more equitable health interventions. Experts will discuss innovative ways tech is being used to predict health trends, leverage behavioral health insights, and target interventions to help communities thrive. Topics include AI-assisted disease surveillance/early detection, digital equity, predictive modeling for prevention, and the ethical use of health data to improve community well-being.


Panel 6: Metabolic Medicine 2.0: The Future Beyond GLP-1s

 Friday, February 27, 2026
 1:50 PM–2:40 PM
 Meade Room

GLP-1–based therapies have transformed the treatment of obesity and metabolic disease—but they’re only the beginning. With unprecedented capital flowing into the space, stakeholders across pharma, academia, and venture are asking: what’s next? From dual- and triple-agonists to oral formulations, novel targets, and real-world data tools that personalize treatment, a new wave of metabolic innovation is emerging. This panel explores how scientific progress, patient access, and investor priorities will shape the next phase of obesity therapeutics. How can pharma sustain differentiation in a crowded market? What translational research holds the most promise? And how will tech and data redefine success in weight management?

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