InnovateHer: Pioneering the FemTech Future

Join Health2.0 Dublin for an inspiring evening of innovation and networking at the forefront of women’s health technology. This event, centered on FemTech, will bring together Ireland’s brightest minds in health tech to explore the transformative impact of digital solutions tailored for women’s health.

We are delighted to partner with FemTech Ireland for this event.

Speakers

Dr Tanya Mulcahy, Director at Health Innovation Hub Ireland and Femtech Ireland Founder - will share insights on the FemTech ecosystem and the challenges and opportunities.

Professor Ray O'Sullivan, CEO and Founder VOX AI - will share the story of VOX AI, an AI-driven platform that uses advanced Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) technology, complemented by multilingual spoken word bots and avatars.

Dr Louise Fitzgerald, GP and Women's Health Expert - will share her experience as a clinician, patient advocate and Founder of Menopause in the City.

Carl Power, Programme Director, DigiBio - Carl will share information on the exciting new DigiBio programme. DigiBio is a digital health entrepreneurial education and innovation training programme for progressive innovators and disrupters.

Event Highlights:

• Discover and Understand the FemTech Ecosystem: Dive into the world of female technology and learn how it’s reshaping healthcare.
• Connect with Experts and Your Digital Health Community: Engage with leading figures in the Irish health tech community.
• Innovative Showcases: Experience firsthand the latest advancements in FemTech with interactive presentations and panel discussions.

Whether you’re a healthcare professional, tech enthusiast, or entrepreneur, this event is the perfect opportunity to expand your network and gain insights into the dynamic field of FemTech. Together, let’s drive the conversation forward and contribute to a healthier, more inclusive future. 🌟

The evening is kindly hosted by RCSI in the Albert Lecture Theatre, St Stephen's Green followed by social drinks at Sheehans.