Velentium

TODAY on The Leading Difference Podcast: Meet Holly Rockweiler, CEO of Madorra. This episode explores the transformative journey of Madorra from a Stanford Biodesign fellowship project to a pioneering force in women's health aiming to revolutionize the treatment of vaginal atrophy and dryness without hormones. Holly's story is not just about groundbreaking medical devices, but also about the passion and determination that drive the quest for better healthcare solutions. Through engaging storytelling, this episode unveils the challenges and triumphs of bringing novel technologies to market, the power of female leadership in STEM, and the broader impact of MedTech on improving lives: https://hubs.li/Q02jH03l0.

Introducing Albert Rodriguez, Velentium’s Director of Human Factors Engineering. With a rich background in both robotics and interface design, Albert brings a unique blend of technical skill and user-centric focus to our team. Albert’s expertise is pivotal in ensuring that our medical device designs are not only technically sound but also intuitive and accessible for users. His passion for usability and ergonomics drives our commitment to developing products that truly meet the needs of patients and healthcare providers. At Velentium, Albert’s role extends beyond engineering; he is a mentor and advocate for integrating human factors considerations into every project. This approach enhances product safety and effectiveness, ensuring that the devices we create have a meaningful impact on users’ lives. Join us in celebrating Albert Rodriguez, a visionary leader whose dedication to human factors engineering is shaping the future of medical device development at Velentium. https://hubs.li/Q02zKZ2C0

Next Friday on The Leading Difference podcast, Lindsey Dinneen interviews Holly Rockweiler, CEO of Madorra. In this sneak preview, she shares about activism in and passion for women's health innovation. Tune in to your favorite podcast platform on June 28th to hear the full episode!

Previously on The Leading Difference podcast: Tim Balz, a former SpaceX engineer turned CEO of Kalogon, shares that his passion for MedTech began in high school when he founded a wheelchair refurbishment charity, Freedom Chairs. From creating the Intel connected wheelchair, endorsed by Stephen Hawking, to running a company developing innovative seating technologies, Tim's story is one of relentless innovation and profound impact. His mission? To enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities and beyond. This episode is a testament to the power of engineering and empathy in creating a better world: https://hubs.li/Q02zL0BY0.

TODAY on The Leading Difference podcast: Mark Oreschnick, a MedTech industry leader and the founder of Evolve Engineering, shares his journey of nearly 30 years in engineering and leadership, starting in aerospace before landing in the medical device industry. With a passion for mentoring and helping startups, Mark discusses the importance of right-sizing staff and systems for success. This conversation not only showcases the human side of technology, but also highlights the power of networking and building relationships for personal and professional growth.: https://hubs.li/Q02jH3KQ0.

Previously on The Leading Difference podcast: Roy Morgan, CEO of Eagle Medical, shares his unique journey in the MedTech industry, starting from a pivotal one-question interview in 1997 that set the trajectory of his career. He reflects on his experiences in leading groundbreaking projects, emphasizing his deep-seated desire to improve and save lives. Roy's approach to leadership is both inspiring and intellectual, demonstrating a commitment to excellence and a profound understanding of the impact of his work: https://hubs.li/Q02zKSr00.

Wow - we have moved the needle in Oncology care. In all the rush of the day to day responsibilities I always try to remember that the patient is still the most important, one individual at a time. - Annmarie Ison on The Leading Difference https://hubs.li/Q02zLhV40

Next Friday on The Leading Difference podcast, Lindsey Dinneen interviews Mark Oreschnick, medtech industry leader and founder of Evolve Engineering. In this sneak preview, he shares about the first time it hit home that he was in the right industry. Tune in to your favorite podcast platform on June 14th to hear the full episode!

Previously on The Leading Difference: Lindsey speaks with Annmarie Ison of Elekta about her journey from aspiring doctor to medtech leader, sharing her transition from physics to revolutionizing radiation oncology, her commitment to enhancing patient care, and her passion for making a difference: https://hubs.li/Q02zKZ470.

A little Monday morning humor to get your week off to a great start!