Michael Polk’s Harvard MBA Changed His Career

A single decision reshaped the trajectory of Michael Polk’s career leaving Procter & Gamble after three years to pursue an MBA at Harvard Business School. Polk had spent his early professional years in manufacturing and research roles, first supervising a papermaking machine in Pennsylvania and then working in research and development in Cincinnati, Ohio. He […]

Rocket Doctor’s AI-Assisted Model Meets a Bigger Reimbursement Footprint

Rocket Doctor connects physicians with patients through a digital marketplace that pairs virtual consultations with AI-assisted intake and documentation tools. On August 18, the company added a new layer to that model: a provider network agreement giving it contracted access across commercial insurance, Medicare Advantage, workers’ compensation and auto medical claims in the United States. […]

Mohammed Jameel’s Personal Tie to the Gallery’s Opening

Mohammed Jameel and Prince Turki Al-Faisal: A Friendship Traced to 2006 When Prince Turki Al-Faisal spoke at the Victoria and Albert Museum’s 20th anniversary reception for The Jameel Gallery, he didn’t start with the gallery. He started with an invitation, extended to him personally two decades earlier for the gallery’s original inauguration. Prince Turki Al-Faisal […]

Justin Fulcher Offered Free Telehealth as COVID-19 Hit

Justin Fulcher had barely settled back into life in Charleston, South Carolina when COVID-19 arrived in early 2020, upending assumptions about how healthcare should be delivered. Telehealth, a concept he had spent nearly a decade convincing skeptical doctors to adopt across Asia, suddenly stopped being optional for providers around the world. Justin Fulcher responded by […]

Justin Fulcher Pushes Discipline Over Hype in AI Rollout

Every new wave of technology brings its share of overpromising, and government AI is no exception. Justin Fulcher, a technology founder and former Pentagon advisor, has spent much of his recent commentary trying to separate genuine progress from marketing noise, arguing that discipline in implementation matters more than any claim about a tool’s raw capability. […]