Peeyush Khandelwal is a seasoned business analyst and product manager with over two decades of experience in digital transformation, process improvement, and healthcare technology. Currently serving as a Senior Business Analyst at HCSC, he specializes in Enterprise Pharmacy Solutions, leveraging his deep expertise in Prescription Benefit Management (PBM) and healthcare system management to drive strategic initiatives.
Peeyush has played a pivotal role in enhancing digital pharmacy products, leading projects focused on Medical Drug Optimization, Gene and Cell Therapy, and Precision Medicine. His ability to collaborate across cross-functional teams and bridge the gap between business and technology ensures seamless project execution, improved patient outcomes, and cost efficiency.
Previously, as a Product Manager at CVS Health, he managed digital pharmacy products and APIs, driving cost savings of over $5 million through enhancements in Prescription Fulfillment and Claims Processing. His expertise in agile methodologies and scrum frameworks has enabled successful product deliveries while ensuring compliance with industry regulations.
Peeyush is pursuing an MBA from UIUC and holds a Mechanical Engineering degree from Rajasthan University. He is a Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP), Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO), and AI-900 Certified in Artificial Intelligence. His contributions to the field have earned him accolades such as the CVS Health BACoE Quarterly Award and recognition from the Illinois Governor's Office for community service.
An advocate for data-driven decision-making and digital innovation, Peeyush continues to lead the way in transforming healthcare technology through advanced analytics, AI, and security frameworks. His expertise in client portal management, business requirements analysis, and change management makes him a key asset in the evolving healthcare and cybersecurity landscape.

Peeyush Khandelwal is a seasoned business analyst and product manager with over two decades of experience in digital transformation, process improvement, and healthcare technology. Currently serving as a Senior Business Analyst at HCSC, he specialize... Show more

Modern workplace advisory & lead solutions architect with a passion for using the Microsoft M365, Copilot, Power Platform and Azure technology frameworks to solve workforce challenges across Health & Public Sector.

I believe that by creating innovative digital solutions and using modern cloud based technology platforms to their fullest it enables organisations to do more with less. This approach is key to empowering a modern workforce with timely and relevant information enabling them to deliver operational success, especially when it comes to public sector and healthcare service delivery.

Modern workplace advisory & lead solutions architect with a passion for using the Microsoft M365, Copilot, Power Platform and Azure technology frameworks to solve workforce challenges across Health & Public Sector. I believe that by creating innov... Show more

Using digital strategy, lateral thinking and communication skills to hold large companies accountable for their climate impact, through carbon tracking through digital products, designing IoT products fit for heavy industry.

Using digital strategy, lateral thinking and communication skills to hold large companies accountable for their climate impact, through carbon tracking through digital products, designing IoT products fit for heavy industry. Show more

Peter Rentrop, MD commemorates two significant anniversaries that have defined his monumental contributions to cardiology: the 45th anniversary of his first percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI), a cornerstone treatment for heart attacks, and the 30th anniversary of the founding of the American Society for Nuclear Cardiology. His groundbreaking work with PCI in 1978 has dramatically enhanced survival rates for heart attack victims globally, marking a significant leap in medical practice.

Born in Cologne, Germany, he has made New York his home after an impressive educational journey through Germany's and America's top institutions, including a vital fellowship in Cardiology at the Cleveland Clinic in 1973. These experiences laid the groundwork for his influential career in cardiology worldwide.

He has consistently been at the vanguard of cardiology, initiating significant innovations that have reshaped the management and treatment of heart conditions. His pioneering efforts in 1978 with Percutaneous Interventions for acute myocardial infarction introduced a new era in heart attack management. A year later, he showcased the benefits of thrombolytic therapy for acute myocardial infarction, further establishing his role as a leading figure in cardiac care.

One of his enduring contributions is the "Rentrop Collateral Classification," developed in 1985. This classification system has become a critical tool in cardiac research, helping physicians better understand and treat heart collateral circulation issues.

His innovations extend to medical devices, notably the 0.8mm Spectronetics Laser catheter, which is crucial for removing harmful atherosclerotic buildup in coronary and peripheral arteries. Additionally, his efforts brought Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scanning to New York, revolutionizing chronic coronary artery disease diagnosis and treatment by allowing for non-invasive, accurate assessments.

His profound impact goes beyond professional boundaries into philanthropy and community service. He has donated substantial personal earnings, including $8.5 million from patent royalties and years of salary, to ensure disadvantaged urban populations have access to advanced cardiac PET technologies, showcasing his deep commitment to equitable healthcare.

Beyond his medical and philanthropic work, he pursues a well-rounded life, enjoying meditative walking, swimming, chess, and reading. These pursuits reflect his dedication to personal growth and intellectual fulfillment.

Klaus Peter Rentrop, MD's career and philanthropy illustrate a legacy of profound professional impact and deep personal commitment, making him a true inspiration in the medical field and beyond.

Peter Rentrop, MD commemorates two significant anniversaries that have defined his monumental contributions to cardiology: the 45th anniversary of his first percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI), a cornerstone treatment for heart attacks, and the ... Show more

Kshitij Kumar (KK) has served as Chief Data Officer and Enterprise Board member across prominent organizations including Haleon, Farfetch and OneFootball. Throughout his career, he has consistently demonstrated exceptional expertise and innovation in leveraging Data, AI/ Generative AI, Machine Learning technologies, Responsible AI, and AI Governance to drive transformative business outcomes.

Recognized among the World's Top 100 Chief Data Officers (2023, 2024), Top 100 Data Influencers (2024), and Top 40 Chief AI/Analytics Officers, KK is also a member of the Gartner Data and AI Board. His expertise lies in building advanced data ecosystems that drive organizational transformation and competitive advantage.

Kshitij Kumar (KK) has served as Chief Data Officer and Enterprise Board member across prominent organizations including Haleon, Farfetch and OneFootball. Throughout his career, he has consistently demonstrated exceptional expertise and innovation in... Show more

Rami Alhamad is the founder and CEO of Alma Nutrition, an AI-native startup backed by Menlo Ventures, focused on making healthy eating intuitive and accessible through AI. He is also currently a Venture Partner at Antler, actively advising AI-driven startups on product-market fit and user-centric design. Previously, Rami founded Push, a fitness tech company acquired by WHOOP, giving him deep expertise in consumer health and AI product development. Rami blends technical insights with relatable storytelling, largely driven by his personal quest to create a suspiciously healthy ice cream that doesn’t taste suspiciously healthy.

Rami Alhamad is the founder and CEO of Alma Nutrition, an AI-native startup backed by Menlo Ventures, focused on making healthy eating intuitive and accessible through AI. He is also currently a Venture Partner at Antler, actively advising AI-driven ... Show more

Pruthvithej is a Lead Engineer at Oracle, specializing in scalable cloud-native systems. He focuses on enabling agentic workflows with large language models and robust transaction orchestration. With expertise in Kubernetes, distributed systems, and AI integration, he bridges enterprise reliability with cutting-edge AI. He actively contributes to open-source projects and cloud architecture initiatives at Oracle.

Pruthvithej is a Lead Engineer at Oracle, specializing in scalable cloud-native systems. He focuses on enabling agentic workflows with large language models and robust transaction orchestration. With expertise in Kubernetes, distributed systems, and ... Show more

Extensive background in IT Project Management
Started supporting Dynamics/Power Platform around 2016 and have enjoyed architecting and building business solutions for clients since 2021. Specialize in creating efficient, automated solutions that provide data transparency and enhance end user experiences.

Extensive background in IT Project Management Started supporting Dynamics/Power Platform around 2016 and have enjoyed architecting and building business solutions for clients since 2021. Specialize in creating efficient, automated solutions that pro... Show more

Adrian Alexander of New York, born in Bucharest, Romania, in 1946, emigrated to the United States in 1964 after completing high school. Holding dual U.S. and Italian citizenships, his early days in America were marked by adversity; his father passed away just six months after their arrival. He rose to the challenge, supporting his mother while pursuing his education. He earned a Master’s in Electrical Engineering from NYU Engineering School in 1970 and an MBA from Harvard Business School in 1972.

His academic excellence during these challenging times set the stage for his successful career. He began in investment banking, recruited by Morgan Stanley & Co. from Harvard, where he worked for three years before moving to Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb as VP of Mergers and Acquisitions.

In 1978, his career took him to Milan, Italy, where he worked for the executive search firm Egon Zehnder, recruiting executives for multinational clients until 1983. He spent most of the subsequent decades working in Italy, reflecting his deep ties and commitment to his European origins.

Upon returning to the U.S., he demonstrated his entrepreneurial spirit by acquiring and revitalizing Minneapolis Sport, a struggling sporting goods store franchise, which he successfully sold to its franchisees. His knack for transformation was further evidenced from 1987 to 1990 when he joined Polly Peck International, Plc as Vice President of Acquisitions, notably acquiring Del Monte Fresh Fruit Company and developing the company’s strategy in Eastern Europe.

He continued to leverage his extensive experience by advising a regional corporate stationer from 1991 to 1994, guiding it to become a $2 billion multinational office products distributor. Subsequently, he served as the principal of a boutique investment bank, specializing in emerging healthcare companies and securing crucial venture capital investments.

In 1996, he founded the Phoenix Real Estate Fund in New York, acquiring and managing over 200 properties before selling the fund at the end of 1999. He then established Technology Seed Capital in 2000, an early-stage venture capital fund that supported technology startups for three years.

His innovative approach to business continued with his partnership with Limores.net, a pioneering online platform for ground transportation, from 2004 to 2006. He also managed an imaging center in Astoria, New York, from 2006 to 2014, which he successfully turned around and sold.

In 2010, he founded Health Settlement, LLC, a lender for personal injury cases, eventually partnering with U.S. Claims, a Blackstone company, in 2014.

On a personal note, Adrian Alexander is a dedicated family man. He celebrates significant anniversaries and milestones with his wife and children. He also enjoys the strategic complexities of chess and poker, where he applies his analytical skills and strategic thinking.

Adrian Alexander of New York’s journey from a Romanian immigrant to a successful American entrepreneur showcases his resilience, strategic acumen, and ability to navigate and thrive in diverse industries and challenges.

Adrian Alexander of New York, born in Bucharest, Romania, in 1946, emigrated to the United States in 1964 after completing high school. Holding dual U.S. and Italian citizenships, his early days in America were marked by adversity; his father passed ... Show more

Loïc is a data engineer at element61 with a background in electronics, ICT and business innovation. He helps organizations turn complex data and secure environments into impactful solutions. At UZ Brussels, he successfully deployed Azure TRE to enable compliant, collaborative clinical research. He has hands-on experience in Azure, Databricks, and end-to-end data platform delivery, and thrives at the intersection of technical excellence and real-world impact.

Loïc is a data engineer at element61 with a background in electronics, ICT and business innovation. He helps organizations turn complex data and secure environments into impactful solutions. At UZ Brussels, he successfully deployed Azure TRE to enabl... Show more