WT | Studio Webinar: Moderncraft by MAS: Building Wearable Healthcare Technology for Mass Adoption

Moderncraft by MAS empowers humanity by enabling the intersection of smart textiles and electronics. Moderncraft creates products that enhance experiences, healthfulness, and everyday interactions. Moderncrafts mission is to create, develop, and bring to market groundbreaking next-to-skin technology solutions.

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Speakers include

Tiasha Renganathan

Having completed her BSc in Economics at University College London, Tiasha joined MAS Intimates (Pvt) Ltd as a Management Trainee in 2009. Approaching a milestone 10 years within the company Tiasha has held many roles related to Strategy, Partnerships, Business Development and Commercialization during her stints at MAS Intimates (Pvt) Ltd and MAS Innovation (Pvt) Ltd. and currently functions as the Head of Wearable Technology.  Tiasha has played a key role in developing the Wearable Technology business at MAS – onboarding Fortune 500 companies in the Technology and Healthcare domains. She is an avid traveler and self-confessed foodie that enjoys hiking, live music and spending time with family.

 

Donald Jones

Donald Jones is a globally recognized leader in digital medicine, digital therapies, technology enabled health services and virtual clinic business models. He is a sought out as a speaker, retained advisor and board member. He works across a spectrum of healthcare, pharmaceutical, medical device, wearable, smart apparel, material science and healthcare AI companies. He is an Operating Partner with Takeda Digital Ventures. As Chair of the Cardiff Ocean Group, he is an independent director on the boards of venture capital and private equity backed companies with investors including Searchlight Capital, L’Catterton Partners, Flex, Samsung, Omron, GE and Takeda.

 

Laurent Vandebrouck

Laurent Vandebrouck was appointed CEO of Chronolife in November 2018. Before joining Chronolife, Laurent set up and grew Qualcomm Life in Europe between 2012 and 2018, Qualcomm Life (now Philips Healthcare), being today one of the leading enablers and connectivity providers for connected and digital health services globally with large Pharma, Medtech, Hospitals and Insurance companies as customers. Prior to Qualcomm Life, Laurent developed, launched and managed different new businesses and Profits & Losses (P&L) for the Enterprise market in B2B mode for leading satellite operators such as Eutelsat and for leading wireless communication technology providers such as Qualcomm.

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Ramona Socher
Ramona Socher is Online Editor at WT | Wearable Technologies