Health2Tech Mexico, April 16, 2026

Our Keynote Speaker – Juan Pablo Reyes González is Head of AISHA at Hospital Ángeles Health System. He is a physician and surgeon graduated from UNAM, specialized in Diagnostic and Therapeutic Imaging at Hospital Ángeles del Pedregal (UNAM, honors). He is certified by the Mexican Council of Radiology and Imaging and winner of the Olegario Vázquez Raña Prize for Academic Excellence from the National Academy of Medicine. He holds a Master’s in Health Institution Administration, a Doctorate in Senior Health Establishment Management, a Master’s in AI for Business Transformation from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia, and an AI certification from the Radiological Society of North America. He served as Director of Big Data and AI at the UNESCO–Paris Descartes Digital Anatomy Chair. He has published over 40 national and international articles related to AI and has been a speaker at multiple conferences.

Dr. Federico Lankenau, physician with over 15 years of experience in health systems administration and health law. Medical Director at Grupo Diagnóstico Aries.

Benjamín Hernández García is the Deputy Director of BI and AI at Centro Médico ABC, where he leads initiatives in artificial intelligence, business intelligence, and data governance. Previously, he co-founded and led product and data at fintech startups. His work focuses on digital transformation and the strategic use of data to improve decision-making and operational efficiency. He holds a Master’s in Information Technology from Carnegie Mellon University.

Dra. Karla G. Báez Angeles – Physician and Master in Health Administration, with a Diploma in Global Health and Leadership. Over 25 years of experience in both the public sector (Seguro Popular Federal and the General Health Council) and the private sector in the pharmaceutical industry.

Our Moderator – Dr. Anahiby Becerril is a specialist in emerging technology governance, focusing on cybersecurity and artificial intelligence from the perspective of law and human rights. She has extensive experience in developing regulatory frameworks and public policy for disruptive technologies. She participates as an independent expert in international initiatives linked to the UN, UNESCO, and the OAS. Her work focuses on promoting ethical, secure, and people-centered technology governance.