Jonathan has over 20 years experience in bringing digital technologies that have a positive impact on society to the market. He has spent the past 9 years working as CEO and Co-founder of Healum, where he has worked in partnership with patients, healthcare professionals and commissioners within the NHS to deliver digital software and systems that improve patient experiences and health outcomes, whilst supporting healthcare professionals to deliver joined up care in a more efficient way. Prior to founding Healum, he worked in a number of companies across technology, media and telecommunications sectors including Google, BBC, SUBTv and Blyk. He holds a First Class Honours BSc in Economics from UCL.

Finn is the Co-Founder & CEO of Flok Health, the autonomous physiotherapy clinic. Flok provides virtual appointments for back pain treatment, with a fusion of AI and human physiotherapists for personalised care at population scale, and no waiting list.

We are a CQC-approved healthcare provider, able to entirely manage patient pathways on behalf of NHS Trusts and Commissioners – from self-referral through to assessment, multidisciplinary treatment, and discharge. Our novel clinical engine (MHRA-approved medical device) means that >98% of our patients experience an entirely automated treatment pathway, with real-time generated video appointments that continuously react to every unique need and response.

Dr Vibhor Gupta is the founder of Pangaea Data, which offers a product platform based on medical knowledge and AI to characterize and find more undiagnosed and miscoded patients across hard-to-diagnose conditions.
Prior
to Pangaea, Vibhor spearheaded the European business for Quantum Secure (headquartered in Silicon Valley). He then served as SVP of Commercial Strategy and Sales at Seven Bridges Genomics (founded at Harvard). Vibhor’s academic career focused on conducting
molecular biology studies and building machine learning models with epigenetic and clinical data in oncology and infectious diseases.

Alex joined techUK in July 2021 as Programme Manager for Health and Social Care. Since July 2023 Alex has led the Programme.
Alex formerly worked at Portland Communications, joining as part of their 2019 Graduate Scheme intake. In March 2020 she joined Portland’s Health team, supporting a range of clients in the life sciences industry across both public affairs and strategic communications.
Alex has a degree in History from the University of Cambridge, focussing on Early Modern Europe and material culture.