We're continuing our season on "business as a force for good", Richard speaks with Anjali Kataria, CEO and Co-founder of Mytonomy. Mytonomy has quickly become the market leader in patient education and engagement, and Inc. Magazine has named Mytonomy as one of the fastest-growing software companies in the US, for four consecutive years. Before Mytonomy, Anjali served as EIR and Senior Technology Advisor in the Obama Administration.

In this conversation, you’ll learn:

Why did Anjali go all-in on Mytonomy and fundamentally change its direction
How taking a sauna can be an essential leadership tool(!)
What's even better than taking time to reflect after a failure
How Mytonomy has become a market leader despite longstanding incumbents

Resources/sources mentioned:

mytonomy.com
The Impact Multiplier CEO Podcast(https://xquadrant.com/podcast/)
Join Rivendell (https://xquadrant.com/rivendell/), our exponential programme for elite CEOs dedicated to transforming themselves, their businesses, and the world.
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For full show notes, head to https://xquadrant.com/anjali-kataria

Timestamps:

00:00 Intro
04:11 The Healthcare Impact
06:31 How healthcare Can reach people at Home
16:39 Government services
18:21 The healthcare connection
22:05 The strength of diverse collaboration
27:05 Do you journal every day?
30:38 Implementing consistent communication strategy for patient journeys
33:04 Automation and integration for healthcare

S13E32: Taking Silicon Valley thinking to healthcare, Anjali Kataria (CEO, Mytonomy)