HLEP Symposium 2023: Innovations in Health
The Harvard Law Entrepreneurship Project (HLEP) has invited founders, experts, and creators to discuss these topics and more at our annual symposium from March 28-30. Join us for three days of lunch talks and learn about exciting developments in this fast-growing landscape and the exciting applications to come!

There will also be a Social happening @Whitneys from 7:30-9:30 March 30th, drink tickets will be handed out to attendees after each panel attended.

HLEP’s Symposium will be held both in-person and over Zoom. In-person attendance is open to all Harvard students, affiliates and sponsors. Lunch will be provided for in-person attendees. Zoom attendance is open to all. Zoom links will be provided ahead of the event.

Panels will take place from 12:15pm - 1:15pm ET each day.

Please let us know if you are able to attend!

Tuesday (3/28): Dynamics in Data Rights and Privacy

Stephen Boyd, Asst. VP, Beth Israel Lahey Health

Joe Cook, Director of Privacy for the Ex-APAC region, BeiGene

Christine Savage, Healthcare Co-Chair, Choate

Wednesday (3/29): Ongoing Revolutions in Health Care

Jo Aggarwal, Founder & CEO, Wysa.AI

Vince Sliwoski, Psychedelics & cannabis atty., Harris Bricken

CL Tian, Founder & CEO, Phiex

Thursday (3/30): Achieving Peak Performance

Christina Chu, Sports Dietitian

Kristen Holmes, VP Performance Science, WHOOP

Brad Snyder, 6-Time Paralympic Gold Medalist & US Navy Special Ops Veteran

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