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2024
AIMS

This year AIMS Summit expanded into a two-day event, with day two taking place at the Microsoft campus in Dublin, offering an extraordinary setting for innovation and collaboration. Feedback from attendees and speakers emphasized how truly unique this year’s summit was.

Featuring world-class talks from experts like Tim Sullivan, retired vascular surgeon and Editor-in-Chief of Annals of Vascular Surgery; Carrie Cunningham, Associate Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School and Aoife Brennan, CEO of Synlogic Inc., the summit delivered thought-provoking insights into the intersection of medicine, innovation, and leadership. Attendees left inspired and empowered to apply the groundbreaking ideas shared over two impactful days.

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AIMS 2024
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The AIMS Summit 2024 offered a dynamic schedule designed to inspire, educate, and connect healthcare professionals and innovators. Day one kicked off with a focus on current issues in academics, including stimulating discussions on medical training, patient advocacy, and the impact of AI in healthcare, led by Dr. Michael Daly of Stanford and Dr. Pat O’Gara from Harvard. The day continued with powerful sessions on wellness and leadership, including a standout keynote from Dr. Patrick Collier of the Cleveland Clinic on how sports can shape a career in medicine. Dr. Alan Moss, Chief Scientific Officer at the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation, shared his expertise on leveraging patient advocacy organisations in research, while Dr. Gregory Dumanian, Chief of Plastic Surgery at Northwestern University, offered insights into the importance of partnership in building successful medical startups.

The AIMS PM segment of the summit provided invaluable insights into balancing life and leadership within and beyond the medical profession. A highlight of this segment was a captivating talk by Shane Kimbrough, NASA astronaut and former U.S. Army Colonel, whose leadership journey and stories of teamwork resonated deeply with attendees. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive, with participants praising his talk as one of the most inspiring moments of the summit, showcasing how lessons from space exploration can be applied to innovation and collaboration in healthcare.

Day two, hosted at the Microsoft campus, focused on hands-on innovation workshops, interactive panels, and the AIMS Ryder Cup, a Shark Tank-style competition where startups from Ireland and the U.S. pitched their cutting-edge healthcare solutions, which was won by Judi O’Malley CEO and Co-Founder of Spiorad Medical, taking home the win for Ireland. The comprehensive schedule ensured that attendees had countless opportunities to learn, network, and engage with the best in the field.

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Speakers

The AIMS Summit 2024 featured an extraordinary lineup of speakers, bringing together some of the most respected and influential figures in healthcare, innovation, and leadership from both Ireland and the U.S. This year’s summit offered a platform for visionary thinkers to share groundbreaking ideas, from cutting-edge advancements in MedTech and AI to the evolving role of leadership in medicine. Attendees had the rare opportunity to hear from experts at the forefront of their fields, including renowned clinicians, CEOs, and global innovators who are driving the future of healthcare.

Prof. Gavin Blake

[Consultant Cardiologist, The Mater Misericordiae Hospital]

Zahraa Al-Hilli

[Associate Professor of Surgery, Cleveland Clinic]

Dr Michael Daly

[Visiting Professor, Faculty Fellowship in Medical Humanities, Stanford University School of Medicine, Consultant Cardiologist, Connolly Hospital Blanchardstown]

Dr Patrick Collier

[Cardiologist, Cleveland Clinic]

Dr Alan Moss

[Chief Scientific Officer, Crohn's & Colitis Foundation, Professor of Medicine, Boston University]

Dr Pat O’Gara

[Director of Strategic Planning, Cardiovascular Division at Brigham and Womens Hospital, Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School]

Mark Eskandari

[Chief of Vascular Surgery, NMH]

Dr. Mary Collins

[Chartered Psychologist, RCSI Centre for Positive Health Science]

Prof. Michael Kerin

[Director of Cancer Centre in Saolta, Professor of Surgery at University of Galway, Vice-President RCSI ]

Carrie Cunningham, MD

[Associate Professor of Surgery, Harvard Medical School]

Prof. Barry McCrea

[Donald R. Keough Family Professor of Irish Studies, University of Notre Dame]

Prof. Emer Joyce

[Consultant Cardiologist, The Mater Hospital]
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