Dr. Michal Nedoszytko, MD, PhD, is an interventional cardiologist, clinician-scientist, and lifelong programmer. He trained at the Medical University of Gdansk, completed a PhD in cardiovascular genetics, and practiced in Poland and Belgium. From 2019 to 2024, he served as Head of Cardiology at CHR Mons-Hainaut/HELORA in Belgium.

Alongside clinical practice, Michal has built and coded healthcare tools throughout his career. In February 2026, he placed third out of more than 13,000 submissions in Anthropic’s global Claude Code hackathon. The story of a practicing physician coding between clinical work reached more than 3.5 million views worldwide.

Following that event, Michal joined Abridge as a Clinician Scientist and continues to build practical AI for healthcare in the Bay Area.

​Moderator – Jack Godau is a freelance CTO for HealthTech at VRR Consulting, most recently he was CTO of doctorly. Jack is an experienced technical leader in healthtech who is now working as fractional and interim CTO in healthcare startups. His expertise lies in bridging the gaps between strategic business goals, the right technologies and hiring the best people thereby enabling organisations to not only adapt but thrive in an ever-evolving digital landscape.

Ashley Marín is the Founding Partner of Scirena BioVentures, the first structured two-way investment channel connecting biotech and life-sciences founders across the United States and Mexico. Based in New York, she works at the intersection of capital and operational support — pairing Scirena’s portfolio companies with hands-on infrastructure rather than referrals alone. Scirena’s inaugural cohort includes ventures like Moonlight Therapeutics and SciTherm, and its new alliance with Rubix Life Sciences gives founders on both sides of the border direct access to clinical development expertise.

Tim Schneider is a co-founder and partner at Bertelsmann Healthcare Investments (BHI), a new healthcare-focused early-stage VC fund headquartered in New York. He has a non-linear path into healthcare, with an engineering degree and a background in finance, having started his career in PwC’s private equity deals practice. Tim scaled BHI’s European office in Berlin before moving to NYC. BHI is often the first U.S. point of contact for European and Israeli founders looking to gain a foothold in the U.S. BHI invests in a diverse array of early stage U.S.-based digital health companies.

Jason Zilberkweit is a New York-based venture capital professional working as a Senior Associate and Value-Creation/Platform Lead at A-Squared Ventures, where he focuses on pre-seed to Series A digital health investments in the US and Israel. He is an alumnus of NYU Tandon School of Engineering and previously worked with the global innovation platform SOSA.