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Joanna Strober is the CEO and co-founder of Midi Health, a national telehealth clinic that helps women navigate menopause and midlife. Under Joanna’s leadership, Midi has cared for tens of thousands patients since launching in 2021 and expanded its insurance-covered care to all 50 U.S. states. She previously founded Kurbo Health, a digital platform for childhood obesity, which she grew to serve tens of thousands of adolescents before selling to WW in 2018. Named to Forbes 50 Over 50 in 2023 and TIME100 Most Influential People in Health 2025, Joanna has been recognized for her leadership and advocacy, including a White House award for her campaign to protect women’s healthcare access. Midi is backed by high-profile investors such as Meghan Markle, Sheryl Sandberg, Connie Britton, and Amy Schumer. Joanna is also a passionate advocate for menopause awareness and has sparked viral conversations.

Jody Tropeano Greene is the Head of Content for HLTH, the premier conference for health innovation. In this role, she leads the development and implementation of the event agenda as well as speaker selection for both the annual HLTH US & ViVE events, uniquely placing her at the forefront of digital health trends. The program her team curates provides a platform for top health executives to engage in important dialogue on pressing topics that propel the industry forward. In her time at HLTH, she has had the opportunity to work with thousands of top CEOs, executives and government officials across the health ecosystem including CVS Health, Mayo Clinic, Johnson & Johnson, Kaiser Permanente, Pfizer, FDA, HHS and Amazon. Prior to HLTH, she was leading the content curation for the pharma and biotech sector of IQPC, a global events organization. She is particularly passionate about women’s health, mental health and consumer wellness. Her mission is to propel the HLTH & ViVE events to the forefront of the industry through impactful programs featuring speakers at the leading-edge of health innovation. Jody currently lives in Brooklyn with her husband and is a graduate of Fordham University in the Bronx.

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Dr. Kalman joined Northwell in May 2014 as associate medical director in the office of the Chief Medical Officer, and as the associate medical director at Long Island Jewish Medical Center. She later served as the executive director of Lenox Hill Hospital and was responsible for the quality of patient care, safety and day-to-day operations. Under Dr. Kalman's leadership, Lenox Hill elevated its reputation as a regional, national and global destination for top quality tertiary care. She and her team significantly expanded the breadth of clinical programs, successfully recruited physician talent and grew patient volume. She was instrumental in successfully leading the Lenox Hill response to the COVID-19 pandemic and its recovery efforts and achieving 91st percentile in the most recent Workforce Engagement Survey. Lenox Hill also received the coveted Magnet status last year for its commitment to nursing excellence.
 
Dr. Kalman was also the medical director for the office of patient and customer experience for Northwell Health, in which she led the initiative for the physician's role in the patient experience.
 
Dr. Kalman is an expert in congestive heart failure and has published extensively in that area. She began her career on the faculty at Mount Sinai Hospital. She also started and developed the Heart Failure Program at Beth Israel Medical Center and was subsequently recruited to New York University Medical Center as director of the Cardiomyopathy Program and chief of cardiac services of Tisch Hospital.
 
After graduating with honors from the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Kalman received her medical degree from the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. She completed her internal medicine residency, chief residency and cardiology fellowship at the Mount Sinai Medical Center, including a research fellowship in heart failure and cardiac transplantation.

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Jill Kalman