Healthcare Policy in the 2024 Election

In this episode, Elizabeth Anderson, a senior managing director and research analyst on Evercore ISI’s Healthcare Technology & Distribution Team, and Sarah Bianchi, a senior managing director and chief strategist of international political affairs and public policy at Evercore ISI, discuss the intersection of healthcare technology and public policy ahead of the U.S. presidential election in November. Uttara Marti, a managing director in the firm's Investment Banking business, moderates the conversation.

Elizabeth Anderson – Senior Managing Director

Sarah Bianchi – Senior Managing Director

Uttara Marti – Managing Director

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