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Mark Francis

Chief Product Officer

Mark Francis is a results-focused leader with expertise in emerging technology, product innovation, new venture creation, business development, marketing, and sales.

He has a successful track-record of team-building and product launches in various markets such as robotics, mixed reality, smart toys/gaming, wearables, and aging-tech.

Mark is also known as a public speaker, published writer, and inventor with 18 issued patents.

His educational background includes the Owner/President Management program from Harvard Business School, a Master in Public Policy from Harvard Kennedy School, and a Bachelor of Science from the University of Pittsburgh.

With a rich history of roles in esteemed organizations, Mark has served as Chief Product Officer and Chief Digital Health Integration Officer at Electronic Caregiver, Global Head of Product Marketing at Amazon Web Services (AWS), New Venture General Manager at Intel Corporation focusing on Smart Play/Gaming and Wearable Computing, Director of Product Marketing at Intel Corporation's Digital Health Group, among other key positions.

Highlights

Aug 25 · linkedin

Fascinating insights from a recent article in the journal Nature Aging outlining the non-linear process of aging. Researchers reveal that significant changes occur around ages 40 and 60, predominantly at the biochemical and molecular levels. This discovery highlights the importance of understanding the underlying factors driving aging. Instead of reacting to symptoms, tackling known, predicable changes to body biochemistry, peptides, and hormones has the potential to forego declines in mental acuity, strength, mobility, and health which have been accepted as inevitable. #aging #longevity #NatureAging Nature Magazine Stanford University School of Medicine MassAITC Forbes Technology Council Electronic Caregiver

Read more about this groundbreaking research here: https://lnkd.in/gV7EdqWU

Aug 16 · linkedin

What if everything we thought we knew about aging is wrong? 😮 This insightful article challenges our preconceptions about aging, emphasizing the importance of understanding the underlying biomolecular changes. Instead of accepting certain changes as inevitable, the key lies in proactively addressing issues like rebalancing hormones and testosterone as well as tackling inflammation. These steps are essential for promoting healthy, vibrant, and active aging. #Aging #Health #Wellness #BiomolecularChanges Stanford University School of Medicine MassAITC AARP Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) John Whyte Adam Glasofer, MD, MSHI Richard Becker Caroline Echeandia-Francis Forbes Technology Council Harvard Alumni Association

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Portland, Oregon, United States