GENiE/IESE 2016 – Barcelona
GENiE brings together influential global leaders from both academia and health care each year in a two-day conference, covering how we can collectively promote innovation in health care starting with our educational methods and curriculums.
After three major conferences of stakeholders at Harvard Business School (2012), Duke University (2013) and UAB, Birmingham, Alabama (2014), the first European edition will be hosted in October 2016 by IESE Business School in Barcelona in collaboration with in collaboration with EIT Health, the Alliance for promoting entrepreneurship and innovation in health care across Europe.
A VIDEO FROM OUR 2016 GENIE/IESE 2016 CONFERENCE. UPLOADED BY GENIE IESE ON 2017-08-03.
GENiE -1st European Edition with EIT Health & IESE Business School
European Perspectives on Education
for Meeting the Needs of the Innovation Implementer
October 24 – 26, 2016, Barcelona, Spain
Monday, October 24th 2016
18:00-19:00 Arrival & Reception, IESE Business School
19:00-20:00 Coctel de Bienvenida, IESE Business School
Tuesday, October 25th 2016
8:00-9:00 Reception & Breakfast
9:00-9:45 Welcome & Opening
Chair / Hosts
● Sylvie Bove, CEO, EIT Health
● Regina Herzlinger, Prof. Harvard Business School; Chair, GENiE
● Jaume Ribera, Prof. IESE Business School
● Magda Rosenmöller, Prof. IESE Business School
9:45–11:00 GENiE EIT Health: Aligning Forces & Objectives
Moderator
● Jaume Ribera, Prof. IESE Business School
Panelists
● Regina Herzlinger, Prof. Harvard Business School; Chair, GENiE
● Ursula Mühle, Director of Education, EIT Health
● Rubin Pillay, Prof. University of Alabama Birmingham
● Magda Rosenmöller, Prof. IESE Business School
11:00-11:30 Coffee Break
11:30- 12:45 Innovation Management Education for Care Providers: Executives and Professionals[1]
Moderator
● Luis Pareras, Director, Health Equity Fund, Medical Chamber, Barcelona
Panelists
● Steve Bonner, Entrepreneur in Residence, HBS, former CEO of CTCA
● James Barlow, Prof. Imperial College
● Josep Maria Pique, former CEO, Hospital Clínic Barcelona
● Joseph Restuccia, Prof., Questrom School of Business, Boston University
12:45-14:00 Lunch: Call for Health Innovation Capacities: The View from the Entrepreneur[2]
Chair Regina Herzlinger, Prof. Harvard Business School; Chair, GENiE
Speaker Stefan Vilsmeier, CEO, Brainlab
14:00-15:30 Health Innovation & Intrapreneurship: Education for Executives / Industry
Moderator
● Pedro Nueno, Prof. IESE Business School
Panelists
● Wolfgang Petrich, Prof. Head of Engineering at Research & Technology Innovation, Roche
● Judy Bentkover, Prof, School of Public Health, Brown University
● Andrew Ivanov, Prof. Graduate School of Management ,St Petersburg, Russia
● Julia Prats, Prof. IESE Business School
15:30-16:00 Coffee Break
16:00-17:30 Innovation Management & Entrepreneurship in Life Science Degree Programs[3]
Moderators
● Veronique Perdereau, Prof. University Pierre Marie Curie, Paris, France
● Kevin Schulman, Prof, Duke University Health System
Panelists
● Per Matsson, Chief Technology Officer, Thermo Fisher Scientific
● Regina Herzlinger, Prof. Harvard Business School; Chair, GENiE
● Richard Reilly, Prof, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
● Finn Valentin, Prof, Copenhagen Business School
17:30-17:45 Break
17:45-19:00 Health Innovation Management Education: Global Health[4]
Moderator:
● Maureen Lewis, CEO, Aceso Global
Panelists:
● Mark Allan, Director of Health Systems Development, Boston University
● Quique Bassat, Prof. ISGlobal, Barcelona Institute for Global Health
● Michael Bzdak, Director, Corporate Contributions, Johnson & Johnson
● Laura Magana, Associate Dean, INSP Cuernavaca, Mexico
● Edward Mungai, Prof, Strathmore Business School, Nairobi, Kenya
20:00-22:00 Dinner: How to Innovate In-House: Health Innovation in the Industry[5]
Chair: Regina Herzlinger, Prof, Harvard Business School
Speaker: Mehmet S. Binnet, MD/MBA, Professor of Orthoepaedic Surgery, Ankara University
& Acibadem Healthcare Group
Wednesday, October 26th 2016
8:00-9:00 Breakfast: Listening to the Alumni
Moderator
● Magda Rosenmoller, Prof. IESE Business School
Speakers
● Miguel Amador, Vice-President EIT Health Alumni, Start-Up Braga Portugal
● Carlos Nueno, IESE MBA Advance Medical, Barcelona, Spain
● Frank Sutter, Assistant Director, Health Care Initiative, Harvard Business School
9:00-10:15 Health Innovation Management Education for Policymakers Investors and Payers
Moderator
● Rifat Atun, Prof, Harvard School of Public Health
Panelists
● Brooke Hollis, Prof. Sloan Program & Institute for Healthy Futures, Cornell University
● Michael Macdonnell, Director, Strategy Group, NHS England
● Manel Peiro, Prof, ESADE Business School
● Thomas Zeltner, Prof., University of Bern, Switzerland
10:15-10:45 Coffee Break
10:45-12:00 Driving Health Innovation: Capacity Needs for the Future (pitches)
Moderator
● Montse Vendrell, CEO, Barcelona Institute of Science & Technology
Panelists
● Steve Bonner, Entrepreneur in Residence, Harvard Business School; former CEO, CTCA
● Kurt Hoeller, Director EIT Health Accelerator
● Jan Olov Höög, Prof. Karolinska, Stockholm
● Dhan Shapurji, Partner, US Healthcare and Life Sciences Strategy Group, KPMG
12:00-12:15 Small Break
12:15-13:30 Innovating the Delivery of Health Education: Field Studies, Blended, MOOCs, etc. (pitches)
Moderator
● Nuria Mas, Prof. IESE Business School
Panelists
● Pierre Gillois, Prof, Université des Alpes, Grenoble, France
● Jorge Juan Fernandez, Head of Academics, Moebio, BioCat
● Regina Herzlinger, Prof, HBS (Harvard EdX MOOC on Innovating in Health Care)
● Pierre Antoine Ullmo, CEO, PAU Education
13:30-14:00 Next Steps: EU & US Global Collaboration
● Regina Herzlinger, Prof, Harvard Business School; Chair, GENiE
● Jaume Ribera, Prof. IESE Business School
● Magda Rosenmöller, Prof. IESE Business School
14:00-15:00 Tapas Lunch and Disburse
Wednesday, October 26th 2016
14:30–18:00 Post Conference Workshop: Design Thinking the Future of GENiE
Regina Herzlinger (HBS) created the GENiE Group (www.thegeniegroup.org) with the aim to make innovation a central part of the education of future leaders in health care. After major conferences of stakeholders at Harvard Business School (2012), Duke University (2013), UAB Birmingham, Alabama (2014), and the October 2016 first European edition at IESE Business School in Barcelona, this workshop provides a platform of reflection on how GENiE can continue to realize this aim, review the wide array of stakeholders, their expectations and potential contributions.
Facilitated by Steve Bonner (HBS) and Pierre Antoine Ullmo. (PAU Education)
ALL interested in reflecting on the future of the GENiE Network are VERY WELCOME!