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Nico Aguilar
CEO at Speeko - AI Speech Coach
Nico Aguilar is a seasoned professional with a strong educational background in health administration, public health, and physiology from the University of Iowa.
Throughout his career, Nico has held various leadership positions such as CEO at Speeko, Born Ready, and Safe Place Tech, showcasing his expertise in business management and entrepreneurship.
In addition to his CEO roles, Nico has also worked in notable healthcare organizations including Northwestern Memorial Hospital and University of Chicago Medicine in managerial and administrative capacities, highlighting his experience in healthcare administration.
Nico's dedication to improving public speaking skills is evident in his work at Speeko, where he utilized artificial intelligence-powered voice analytics to help individuals enhance their communication abilities.
His academic achievements include a Master of Health Administration (MHA) and Master of Public Health (MPH) with a focus on health policy, management, and physiology, providing him with a comprehensive understanding of the healthcare landscape.
Moreover, Nico's involvement in health policy practicum at the United States Senate and research assistant role at the Department of Otolaryngology Hansen Research Lab underscores his diverse skill set and commitment to making a meaningful impact in the healthcare sector.
Highlights
Had a blast at the Grow with Google Business Summit in DC this last week!
A few highlights:
- Learned the latest in AI tools
- Shared lunch with Google's Chief Diversity Officer, Melonie Parker
- Made connections with amazing founders from all over the country
- Even spotted myself in a Google Ads commercial!
The energy and passion from everyone was inspiring. Big thanks to the Google team, especially Kaili Emmrich, Karen Fiester, Alison Parrin, Lisa Cohen Gevelber, Suzanne Martin, ACC, Lucy Pinto, Allison Kronick Stein, Whitney Cox (Lemon), and everyone else who made this so great!
It was great to be back at the University of Chicago talking about how tech can be used for good.
The best part was seeing how wildly focused the next generation is on finding purpose-driven careers and building companies that make a positive difference. The future looks bright!
Big thanks to Simbiri Isaac Ray and Brianne for hosting and to my fellow panelists Jessica from Google, Michael from Edovo, Devon from the Illinois Office of Broadband, and Andre from the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
