- Moderator: Thalia George, Managing Partner, Asia Care Group
- Overview: Stephen Sunderland, Partner, L.E.K. Consulting
- Jeff Chen, Group Chief Innovation Officer, Fullerton Health
- Moderator: Stephan Rau, Partner, McDermott Will & Emery
- Reinhard Wichels, Managing Director, WMC Healthcare
- Wolf Kupatt, CEO, amedes
- Martin Hardens, Founder, Rad-X
- Ludwig Klitzsch, Managing Director, Ideamed Group
- Moderated by: Ekaterina Timofeeva, Managing Director and Partner, Boston Consulting Group
- Vadim Shekman, Chief Operating Officer, Dobrubut
- Alexei Sidnev, CEO, Senior Group
- Artem Sirazutdinov, Managing Partner, Medsi
- Moderator: Mauricio Franca, Partner, L.E.K. Consulting
- Amaury Guerrero, CEO, Opty
- Sebastián Reyes Gloffka, CEO, RedSalud
- Marco Costa, CEO, Americas Medical Services, UnitedHealth Group
- Moderator: Thalia Georgiou, Managing Partner, Asia Care Group
- Angus Slater, Managing Director, Hong Kong, BUPA
Cole Sirucek, Co-Founder & CEO, DocDoc
- Moderator: Oscar Boldt-Christmas, Senior Partner, leader of McKinsey Healthcare in Scandinavia McKinsey & Co
- Kaisla Lahdensuo, SVP & Chief Medical Officer, Mehiläinen
- Sofia Palmquist, CEO, Aleris
- Moderator: Hamid Yunis, Partner, McDermott Will & Emery
- Afsane Jetha, Managing Partner & CEO, Alta Semper Capital
- Panco Georgiev, Partner, McKinsey & Co
- Imraan Munshi, Partner & Middle East Healthcare Lead, McKinsey & Co
- Abishek Sharma, CEO, Foundation Holdings
- Moderated by Raju Narayan, Principal Investment Officer, IFC
- Satish Chander, Partner, True North
- Kiran Gadela, Co-founder and Managing Director, Oasis India
- Prashant Soma, Medical Director, Oliva Clinics
- Moderator: Tomáš Čihula, Partner, Kinstellar
- Dejan Pesic, CEO, Medigroup
- Richard Sands, Group Strategy Advisor, Medicover
Ilian Grigorov, CEO/Co-Founder, Darzalas Capital
- Moderated by: Egbe Dawodu, Founding Partner, Anadach Group
- Biju Mohandas, Head - Health and Education, Sub Saharan Africa & Global Sector Lead, Medical Devices, IFC
- Tosin Runsewe, CEO, Afya Care Africa
- Carsten Belanich, Assistant Development Director, Columbia Pacific Management
- Elikem Tamaklo., Managing Director, Nyaho Medical Centre
- Moderator: David Farbrother, Editor, HBI
- Javier Okhuysen, Founder & CEO, Sala Uno
- Volker Wendel, CEO, Sanoptis
HBI-365 delivers a vast range of online seminars focused exclusively on the for-profit health care sector plus access to HBI 2020, December 14-16, London. Members also have access to communities which also offer roundtables and discussions.
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Marja Aarnio-Isohanni, Operating Partner, G Square, Finland
NOVEMBER 2020
REGIONAL INSIGHT: State of the Regions: Day 1
Wednesday November 18, 09.00-18.00 hours (UK time)
This year we are previewing the main HBI 2020 event with a series of regional insight sessions. Day 1 includes China, DACH, Russia and former CIS and LatAm
REGIONAL ROUNDUP: State of the Regions: China
Wednesday November 18, 09.00-10.00 hours (UK time)
The big enigma. Mass-scale innovation is rapidly building new giants such as Ping An in China. The government has allowed the for-profit sector to grow fast but China remains a tough market for western investors. Will the new model be one in which Chinese investors buy expertise abroad and import it to China? This session is a wide-ranging exploration with expert advisors, investors and operators on how they see the region changing.
Panelists are:
REGIONAL ROUNDUP: State of the Regions: DACH
Wednesday November 18, 11.00-12.00 hours (UK time)
By far Europe's largest market, Germany, Austria and Switzerland offer unique opportunities. But how fast is the German outpatient sector changing? What sectors are investable? How squeezed are hospitals in Germany and Switzerland? And will a new Austrian government lead to better prospects?
REGIONAL ROUNDUP: State of the Regions: Russia and Former CIS
Wednesday November 18, 14.00-15.15 hours (UK time)
The Russian state remains supportive of the for-profit health care sector which continues to grow fast. Elsewhere the sector is also growing fast across Ukraine and in many of the 'Stans. So what are the business models that work best? What are the prospects for fast-growth outpatient models that incorporate diagnostics and primary care? And is all this worth the risks?
REGIONAL ROUNDUP: State of regions: LatAm
Wednesday November 18, 17.00-18.00 hours (UK time)
This vast market has shown considerable growth with integrated payor/provider models being consolidated by UnitedHealth and others. Elsewhere in Mexico and Brazil, innovative outpatient models are scaling up and, in some cases, are becoming pan-LatAm players. But often the sector has to fight hard against the entrenched union and professional interest which have led to overactivity and high medical inflation.
REGIONAL INSIGHT: State of the Regions: Day 2
Thursday November 19, 09.00-15.00 hours (UK time)
This year we are previewing the main HBI 2020 event with a series of regional insight sessions. Day 2 includes SE Asia, the Nordic Region and MENA
REGIONAL ROUNDUP: State of the Regions: SE Asia
Thursday, November 19, 9.00-10.00 hours UK time
Major groups are forming in all the big economies, buoyed by a relentless rise in living standards and a general willingness of governments to engage with the for-profit sector. SE Asia is also home to some of the fastest-growing outpatient and lab groups in the world. Across the region, operators are early adopters of new technology. An expert panel discusses these issues and takes questions from the floor.
REGIONAL ROUNDUP: State of the Regions: Nordic Region
Thursday, November 19, 11.00-12.00 hours UK time
Sweden and Finland have some of the most advanced models for private/public cooperation, particularly in the care arena. Meanwhile, the care sector appears to be opening up in Denmark and even in oil-rich Norway. But what are prospects like for major players? Following the failure of the long-awaited SOTE reform in Finland, will we see operators there and in Sweden seek to export their care models and enter new markets? The region also leads Europe in is deployment and use of data, digital health, and value health, although telehealth in Sweden now looks under threat.
REGIONAL ROUNDUP: State of the Regions: MENA
Thursday, November 19, 13.00-14.00 hours UK time
There has been huge change in the core GCC markets. In the UAE, payors are starting to bear down on operators with new payment models and regulation. In Saudi Arabia, we have seen Saudisation coupled with a commitment to out-source to the for-profit sector. And what of the other major markets in the region? This session is a wide-ranging exploration with expert advisors, investors and operators on how they see the region changing.
REGIONAL INSIGHT: State of the Regions: Day 3
Friday, November 20, 09.00-15.00 hours (UK time)
This year we are previewing the main HBI 2020 event with a series of regional insight sessions. Day 3 includes India, CEE, SSA
REGIONAL ROUNDUP: State of the Regions: South Asia
Friday, November 20, 09.00-10.00 hours UK time
India, Pakistan and Bangladesh are fast-growing markets. India, in particular, continues to see meteoric growth as new outpatient models are rolled out. We look how far the promise of universal healthcare can be fulfilled and what this, plus the growth of private medical insurance, might mean for the sector. Which innovators are movre likely to succeed?
Panelists include:
REGIONAL ROUNDUP: State of the Regions: Central and Eastern Europe
Friday, November 20, 11.00-12.00 hours UK time
From Estonia to Greece and from Slovenia to Romania, this region has been replete with opportunities for for-profit health care over the last decade. How far does populism impact on this? And what are the private pay markets that are likely to remain buoyant?
This session is a wide-ranging exploration with expert advisors, investors and operators on how they see the region changing.
Panellist include:
REGIONAL ROUNDUP: State of the Regions: Sub-Saharan Africa
Friday, November 20, 14.00-15.00 hours UK time
A vast fast-growing region which, outside of South Africa, still lacks players with any scale. How far has the promise that the region could leap frog older healthcare models really hold true? And what has been the experience of outsiders who have invested in health care services? Which are the counties to watch: Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria?
This session is a wide-ranging exploration with expert advisors, investors and operators on how they see the region changing.
DECEMBER 2020
HBI 2020, 14-16 December, London
Monday 14 - Wednesday 16 December
The only global, CEO-level conference focused on the health care services sector. Join us for three days of networking, discussion and presentations. Includes meetings of all four HBI-365 communities: diagnostics, elderly care, hospitals, outpatient elective.
JANUARY 2021
BIG PICTURE: Ophthalmology
Wednesday, January 27, 14.00-15.15 hours (UK time)
Topics include new technologies and their impact on demand, payor changes and the growth of brands.
Panellist include:
FEBRUARY 2021
BIG PICTURE: Building the best workforce panel discussion
Wednesday, February 17, 14.00-15.15 hours (UK time)
Recruit, retain, train, culture. Post-Covid, the workforce mantra has never been more important for health care service operators. This session looks at how to best implement effective workforce strategies. Followed by networking.
MARCH 2021
BIG PICTURE: Diagnostics Community: Imaging, labs and teleradiology at the Crossroads
Wednesday, March 10, 14.00-15.15 hours (UK time)
The inaugural meeting of the diagnostics community looks at what are the synergies between labs, imaging and remote readings? What are the new business models that are emerging in the sector? A panel of operators discuss new service offerings. Followed by networking.
BIG PICTURE: Hospitals Community: The new hospital landscape
Wednesday, March 24, 14.00-15.15 hours (UK time)
Our inaugural hospitals community meeting looks at the position faced by for-profit hospital groups. Many took a battering as elective procedures ground to a halt. They have also had to reforge new relationships with state payors and public healthcare delivery. Where does this leave them?
Any questions? Contact HBI on 00 44 207 183 3779 or email us at conference@healthcarebusinessinternational.com