Do., 22. Jan.
|World Woman House, Davos 2026
Women’s Health, AI & the Equality Moonshot – From Reactive Care to Predictive Prevention
Join global leaders bridging clinical research, AI innovation, and health equity as they examine how data-driven approaches can close critical gaps in women's healthcare worldwide.
Time & Location
22. Jan. 2026, 13:30 – 14:15
World Woman House, Davos 2026, Talstrasse 28, 7270 Davos Platz, Switzerland
About the event
Women's health has been underfunded, under-researched, and reactive for too long.
This Davos panel examines: How women's health can transform from crisis management to predictive prevention through AI and data-driven innovation.
Featuring leaders from EPFL, Novartis Foundation, Sequoia Growth, HealthSeed and Sonova, the conversation highlights how technology can close equity gaps and scale solutions that keep women's needs at the center of global healthcare transformation.
MODERATED BY:
Dr. Angeli Möller Managing Director, Sequoia Growth GmbH Former Group Chief Health Officer, Zühlke Group
FEATURING:
Prof. Dr. Mary-Anne Hartley
Director LiGHT Laboratory for Intelligent Global Health, EPFL
Ann Aerts M.D
Head of the Novartis Foundation
Safia Agueni
President, Women in Tech Switzerland
Co-Founder, HealthSeed
Lavanya Issenmann
Behavioural Strategist | Global Head of Audiological Care Academy Sonova
KEY THEMES:
From Crisis to Prevention: Rethinking women's health to anticipate needs before they become emergencies
Prevention Saves Lives: Closing critical gaps in global access and health equity
Tech as Catalyst: How AI and digital tools are transforming the landscape of care
Scaling with Intention: Innovation that puts women at the center of the design process
Women in Tech Switzerland is a Strategic Sponsor of the inaugural World Woman House at WEF Davos 2026. As a Community Partner, WITS is shaping global discourse around technology, leadership, and equality by curating two flagship panels that advance the Tech, AI & The Equality Moonshot track.
This session brings together experts spanning molecular biology, global health systems, pharmaceutical innovation, and health technology to reimagine what's possible when we prioritise prevention over reaction.
Join to the event Register and select Women in Tech Switzerland to attend