Talk Videos from Global Capital Summit 2019

Stanford and Harvard trained Physician/Scientist and innovator over 25 years of clinical, research, biotechnology and entrepreneurial experience. Chair of Medicine at Singularity University and founder and chair of Exponential Medicine (last held Nov 4-7th 2019 http://ExponentialMedicine.com). Multiple publications & patents through faculty positions at Stanford Medical School and UCSF (clinical faculty: Pediatric Bone Marrow Transplantation).

Board Certified in Internal Medicine & Pediatrics (Harvard Combined Residency Program at MGH & Boston Children's Hospital), and completed fellowships in hematology/oncology & bone marrow transplantation at Stanford. Post-doctoral research in laboratory of Dr. Irv Weissman followed by NIH funded faculty position at Stanford.

Chair of Medicine at Singularity University since its inception and Founder and Chair of Exponential Medicine, a unique cross-disciplinary program which explores how rapidly advancing, convergent technologies can shape the future of healthcare. Advisor to several leading biomedical & digital health startups. TED & TEDMED speaker.

Inventor of the FDA approved 'MarrowMiner' & founder of RegenMed Systems; a clinical stage medical device company developing tools to enable regenerative medicine.

Member of the Kauffman Fellows Society & the Inaugural class of the Aspen Institute Health Innovators Fellowship.

My April 2019 book, The Fairshare Model, presents an idea for a performance-based capital structure for a venture-stage initial public offering--a public raise of venture capital. The concept can be applied to a blockchain venture that raises equity capital via an initial coin offering. I call it the Fairshare Model because it balance and aligns the interests of investors and employees. I can be reached at karl@fairsharemodel.com.

I am a consulting CFO/Controller skilled in start-up and turnaround situations. I am also a project resource for established companies.

Senior executive and investor in fast-growth technology, cleantech and healthtech companies. Experienced computer scientist with an active involvement on Capitol Hill in the area of technology, energy and healthcare policy.

Responsible for launching numerous companies with help from Stanford University, The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Rock Health, The Cleantech Open, Pivotal Labs, IBM, and various venture and private equity firms.

Specialties: Venture investing, start-up creation, software development, and global public policy.