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Chakra Chennubhotlaand Dusty Majumdar of SpIntellx explore the possibilities of empowering researchers and clinicians to unravel the hidden connections in the tumor microenvironment through deep profiling cell-cell communication patterns and spatial relationships.

Anthony Giordano of Sermo shares their latest efforts with the Oncologist community, as well as the impact of their "Run with Peter" charity that is funding cancer research.

Natalie Sacarakis of IQVIA shares how their Cell and Gene Therapy COE can address the unique logistics management and clinical operations challenges around one's CAGT asset and pipeline.

Chelsea Saurer of Kesem - an organization focused on families who have a member suffering from cancer- shares that their live summer camps have returned to in-person summer programming.  

Jen-Tang Lu of Vysioneer shares shares how they are using AI to unlock real-world guideline-based tumor response assessments, and improve clinical trials in that space.

This series will be comprised of interviews from The 2022 Annual Meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology ("ASCO").  The event brings together over 30,000 oncology professionals from over 100 countries.  I'll be speaking with a sampling of them in this series, giving listeners a peek into all of the latest trends and innovations in cancer treatment.

Callie is a Social Responsibility Leader at Optum, and co-host of their Until It's Fixed podcast, focused on tackling the current problems, tough questions and highlights how health care technology is reshaping the health care system.

Chris is the VP of Applied AI at Actium Health, and the host of Hello Healthcare, a podcast that dives deep into how consumer experiences, major disruptors, and AI tech are shaping healthcare for years to come. And speak with leaders who are driving that change.

As CEO of GE Healthcare's Clinical Command Center business, Jeff hosts its podcast; The Realtime Healthcare Podcast, designed for listeners to hear from great healthcare leaders about their innovations and experiences.

HIT Like a Girl's mission is to celebrate women leaders in healthcare and health IT, as well as advocate and create more paths to leadership positions for girls and young women to follow.  In recent years, it has evolved into a more holistic community for female executives -and aspiring executives- in healthcare.