Emmanuel brings nearly a decade of experience to leading the World Economic Forum's Value Based Healthcare Practice. His passion sits at the intersection of technology and healthcare delivery where he has successfully led and executed large multi-regional projects. He holds a degree from the University of Cambridge Judge Business School and has completed the Value Based Healthcare program at the Harvard Business School. Prior to joining the World Economic Forum, Emmanuel was the Associate Director of Group Strategy at Merck KGaA in Germany, and started his career at JP Morgan's investment bank.
Health systems around the world face a value problem: costs continue rising, yet there is massive variation in patients’ health outcomes. Moving to a value-based health system could be th...
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