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Deepak Mittal

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Deepak Mittal is an accomplished serial entrepreneur and the Founder and CEO of NextGen Invent Corporation (NGI), a leading global AI and technology services company.13 He has extensive experience in product development, AI strategy, and transforming organizations into insight-driven, AI-enabled entities.23

Key aspects of Deepak Mittal's profile include:

Professional Experience

  • Founded NextGen Invent Corporation in 2006, which specializes in delivering solutions using disruptive technologies such as AI, generative AI, computer vision, big data analytics, IoT, and intelligent automation.14
  • Previously held positions at various companies, including Fidelity Investments, JP Morgan Chase, and Beverly Healthcare.4
  • Served as a board member for several companies, including D4DT, Optym, and Launch Right Now (a VC firm).13

Achievements and Recognition

  • Named one of "The 30 Most Innovative CEOs To Watch 2017" by Insights Success.13
  • Recognized as "Entrepreneur of the Month" by Silicon Review.3

Education and Expertise

  • Holds an MBA from Columbia Business School and an M.S. in Industrial Management Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology.1
  • Specializes in evaluating new product ideas, devising product and technology strategies, and structuring strategic partnerships.12

Additional Roles

  • Chairman of the Healthcare Committee of the Columbia Business School Alumni Club of NY.14
  • Steering committee member of The Women's Edge, Extraordinary Women Advancing Healthcare Awards.1
  • Served as a mentor to Columbia Business School's Lab to Market incubation center and Nashville Entrepreneurship Center.1

Deepak Mittal's career demonstrates a strong focus on leveraging AI and emerging technologies to drive innovation and business transformation across various industries.123

Highlights

Jul 29 · linkedin

AgeTech: Unveiling Opportunities for Enhanced Health

The Chief Medical Officer Think Tank Panel, organized by Columbia Business School Alumni Club of New York, provided valuable insights on demographics working population, retirement perceptions, economic contributions of older adults, mental health, resilience, loneliness, hearing loss, technology use, and innovation opportunities in Age Tech services and products. The panel emphasized the substantial economic impact of older adults, revealing data that individuals aged 50 and above contribute $8.3 trillion to the economy.

Key takeaways from this Panel Discussion:

🔹 Healthcare Costs: Untreated hearing loss leads to higher healthcare expenses. Early intervention can significantly reduce these costs.

🔹 Cognitive Decline: There’s a strong link between untreated hearing loss and cognitive decline, including dementia. Regular hearing assessments are crucial.

🔹 Mental Health: Untreated hearing loss often results in social isolation, depression, and anxiety. Addressing it improves mental health and social interactions.

🔹 Quality of Life: Hearing loss affects daily activities and social relationships. Assistive technologies can vastly improve the quality of life.

🔹 Economic Impact: The economic impact includes lost productivity and increased reliance on social services. Investing in hearing healthcare yields economic benefits.

Addressing untreated hearing loss is essential for individual well-being and has significant public health and economic implications. Let’s advocate for proactive measures and accessible hearing care services!

Special Thanks to CMO Think Tank Members:

Barri Blauvelt, CEO of Innovara, Inc. Charlotte Yeh, Chief Medical Officer AARP Services, Inc. Michael Bouton, Chief Medical Information Officer, NYC Health + Hospitals Richelle deMayo CMIO Connecticut Children's Rebecca Miksad, MD, MMS, MPH CEO Miksad MD Consulting, LLC

If you're interested in learning more about this panel discussion, check this : https://lnkd.in/e2F_2-aE

#HearingLoss #HealthcareCosts #PublicHealth #DementiaPrevention #InnovativeHealthcare #HealthEquity #HearingAids #MentalHealth #ElderCare #HealthcareInnovation #cbsc #ColumbiaBusinessSchool #DeepakMittal

Jul 22 · linkedin

AgeTech: The Impact of Untreated Hearing Loss on Healthcare Costs and Overall Well-being

Chief Medical Officer Think Tank Panel discussed AgeTech trends and insightful panel discussion on the impact of untreated hearing loss on healthcare costs and overall well-being, organized by Columbia Business School Alumni Club of New York.

Charlotte Yeh highlights the widespread issue of hearing loss, affecting two-thirds of those aged 70+. Despite its prevalence, only 20%-30% seek treatment, leading to significant health impacts. Untreated hearing loss increases the risk of dementia by 52%, depression by 41%, and falls by 29%.

Moreover, it raises healthcare costs by 46%, averaging $22,434 more per person, with 47% more hospital admissions, 44% more readmissions, and longer hospital stays.

Special Thanks to CMO Think Tank Members: Barri Blauvelt, CEO of Innovara, Inc. Charlotte Yeh, Chief Medical Officer of AARP Michael Bouton, Chief Medical Information Officer, NYC Health + Hospitals Richelle deMayo CMIO Connecticut Children's Rebecca Miksad, MD, MMS, MPH CEO of Miksad MD Consulting, LLC

If you're interested in learning more about this panel discussion, check this: https://lnkd.in/e2F_2-aE

#HearingLoss #HealthcareCosts #PublicHealth #DementiaPrevention #InnovativeHealthcare #HealthEquity #HearingAids #MentalHealth #ElderCare #HealthcareInnovation #CBS #ColumbiaBusinessSchool #DeepakMittal

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