OHT London: Crash & Learn: Healthtech Fails and What Came Next

Start your day with great coffee, a fresh breakfast, and honest conversation. This session brings together healthtech founders and leaders to share the stories you do not always hear on stage. The failed pilots. The products that did not land. The moments things went wrong and what came next.

Expect open, practical insights on navigating setbacks in a complex sector, from working with the NHS to scaling innovation responsibly. We will keep it interactive, with quick icebreakers to get the room talking, a relaxed panel discussion, and plenty of time for questions and shared experiences.

What to expect

• A warm, informal breakfast with the One HealthTech community

• A panel of healthtech innovators speaking openly about failure and learning

• Space to ask questions, swap stories and connect with peers

Come for the honesty, stay for the community.

Speakers

Divia Mattoo - Divia is Head of Growth at Kneu Health, where she leads commercial strategy and market adoption for the company's Parkinson's and dementia care platform in the UK. With a background in management consulting and health tech startups, she brings a combination of analytical rigour and creative problem-solving to the challenge of scaling digital health innovation. She is a strong advocate for evidence-based transformation and believes technology's greatest impact in healthcare comes when it's built around the people using it.

Barri Morgan Jones - Barri brings over 25 years of NHS experience to the intersection of clinical practice and medtech innovation. Starting as an Occupational Therapist, he progressed through senior operational and digital leadership roles across the NHS, including a position as Senior Project Manager at NHS England where he led technology adoption programmes including the Digital Partnership Award. He now leads NHS strategy at Strolll - a digital health company using augmented reality to transform rehabilitation. His focus is on clinical trials, NHS trust engagement, and building the commercial and evidence pipeline that takes Strolll from promising technology to funded NHS adoption. He has supported the securing of over £15 million in innovation funding across his career. Through his work, Strolll is now at a pivotal point of scaling across the NHS - with multiple Trust partnerships in place and a growing evidence base that is opening doors at a national level. With hands-on experience on both sides of the NHS-industry interface, Barri understands what it takes to build a credible evidence base, engage clinical stakeholders, and get innovative technology into the hands of patients.

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