Nancy Myers to speak at J.P. Morgan’s Annual Healthcare Conference.

January 9, 2026

Catalyst’s Nancy Myers is looking forward to speaking on a panel at the 4thAgentic AI Innovation Summit on January 12 at 11 am. She will speak alongside Vada A. Perkins, Andrew Robertson, Jimita Parekh, Chris Lee and moderator Brad Pryde. If you are attending, we would love to chat – reach out to us on LinkedIn!

     

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