Shannon Lantzy

Ken Hoyme spent 18 years as a senior fellow at Honeywell's corporate research lab, earning the company's highest technical recognition for his work on the Boeing 777. When the GE-Honeywell merger collapsed under antitrust review, he moved to Guidant (now Boston Scientific), where he became a senior fellow in cardiac rhythm management and led development of Latitude, the first remote monitoring platform for implantable cardiac devices. That work placed him at the intersection of...

David Blumenthal spent 35 years practicing primary care before most physicians had electronic health records. He worked on Senator Edward Kennedy's health policy staff in the 1970s, advised three presidential campaigns on health policy, and under Obama ran the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, overseeing the $25 billion federal push that digitized American medicine. He is now at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, co-authoring research on AI...

Andrew Carney started his career in classified offensive cyber operations, writing code to break into systems for a living. After a decade of that, he joined HSBC as a defender and landed during his second week there in the middle of the Log4j crisis, one of the most significant software vulnerabilities ever discovered. He now runs cybersecurity programs at ARPA-H and DARPA, translating national security tools into healthcare. He came on Inside MedTech Innovation with a thesis Shannon has...