Health Care Doesn’t Need Innovation — It Needs Transformation
This article covers Glen’s advice to entrepreneurs on new health care companies and the changing shape of today’s healthcare innovation opportunity.
Lee Shapiro Participates on Panel at ConnectedHealth Symposium 2016
Lee Shapiro has a fireside chat with a panel of distinguished digital health investors as they discussed trends in the industry.
Four Approaches To Business From A Book About Video Games
Recently I read a book that has fundamentally changed how I view the world and especially how I approach building a business. The funny part is it’s not a business book. It’s a book about video games.
Tear Down This Wall: Why Business Leaders Should Speak Up About Embracing Diversity
Every year I am amazed at the ability of technology to break down barriers and turn previous notions on their head. Technology connects us at a speed and depth of engagement that would have been unthinkable just 10 or 20 years ago.
Healthcare Executive Lee Shapiro on Big Data, Personalized Medicine, and More: GLG
7wireVentures’ Managing Partner Lee Shapiro sits down with GLG (Gerson Lehrman Group) to discuss how technology has improved big data in healthcare, the push towards personalized medicine, and more.
Don’t Choose A Mentor
Despite the corporate world having encouraged mentorship for more than 35 years, it’s an outdated and imperfect model.
Hire Your Team Like You’re Running A Startup
One of the trickiest things about hiring is determining whether someone with a polished résumé — and even glowing interview skills — will deliver in the long haul.
From CEO To Startup: It’s More Than Giving Up The Corner Office
Recently I was talking to a friend of mine who runs a large company. When he found out I’d left the corporate world to begin a startup, his eyes brightened, and he told me he’d always thought of doing the same…
Hospital at Home
Hospital at Home – it’s no longer a fiction. I was very impressed to read about an innovative new trial at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York (full disclosure – a client at my former company – but impressive nonetheless)…
The Power of Many Small Ideas
One of the television shows that got a lot of airtime in the Shapiro household some years ago was “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire”. The basic premise was to create a dramatic, tense environment for a contestant who would be asked by the host increasingly difficult multiple choice questions (up to a dozen) with a time limit