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CEO Pajama Time takes you inside the after-hour decisions and toughest strategic choices made by founders as they scale. Hosted by Sari Kaganoff, CEO and Founder of Aytza, these conversations are grounded in real-world experience, navigating the key inflection points every CEO faces.
Unknown Host hosts CEO Pajama Time, a business show with 14 episodes published.
What do you do when you've built the ideal care model and realize it won't scale? Tara Raffi is the founder and CEO of Almond OB-GYN, a functional OB-GYN practice built on the belief that women should be living more heal
What do you do when the model you spent years building isn’t working economically, and the only way forward is to drastically change the shape of the business? Naomi Allen is the co-founder of Brightline, a pediatric men
How do you convince investors, patients, and the healthcare system that a new category in women's health needs to exist? Joanna Strober is the founder and CEO of Midi Health, the telehealth company providing insurance-co
What do you do when you haven’t yet reached scale, but market conditions have changed and runway is running out? Tori Lecomte founded Sesh in 2019 to bring the power of therapist-led group therapy to consumers. Not comin
What do you do when you haven’t yet reached scale, but market conditions have changed and runway is running out? Tori Lecomte founded Sesh in 2019 to bring the power of therapist-led group therapy to consumers. Not comin
What do you do when lawyers tell you the thing you're building probably isn't possible? Demetri Karagas co-founded Thirty Madison in 2017 with no healthcare background, a consumer business playbook, and a conviction that
What do you do when lawyers tell you the thing you're building probably isn't possible? Demetri Karagas co-founded Thirty Madison in 2017 with no healthcare background, a consumer business playbook, and a conviction that
Most founders get one shot at building something that matters. Glen Tullman has taken several, and he keeps going back for more. In this conversation, Glen traces the through-line of a career spent trying to fix a health
What happens when a founder is offered $100 million and takes half on purpose? Deepak Thomas started PHIL in 2015 after his own experience with chronic Lyme disease highlighted the gap between consumer-grade technology a
Episode Description Most digital health companies of Validic's vintage have raised $100 million or more. Drew Schiller raised $35 million over 12 years, on purpose. Validic connects data from over 700 wearables, in-home
Michelle Davey built Wheel from a bootstrapped clinician-matching service into the infrastructure behind virtual-first care for some of the largest healthcare enterprises in the country like Amazon Clinic. In this conver
Taylor Justice spent 13 years building Unite Us from a veteran services startup into the infrastructure connecting healthcare, government, and community organizations across the country. In this conversation, he gets hon
Jen Goldsack has spent six and a half years building the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) into a trusted voice for healthcare's digital transformation. In this conversation, she shares the inflection points that shaped th
How Dan Vahdat Built Huma: The Platform Approach to Healthcare Innovation Enjoy this behind-the-scenes look at how bold vision, stubborn persistence, and platform thinking are revolutionizing healthcare, one disease, one
Most healthcare startups fail because founders chase every opportunity without knowing what to say no to. Kate Ryder built Maven into the first women's and family health unicorn by doing the opposite. In this conversatio
Welcome to CEO Pajama Time, the podcast that offers a candid look at the behind the scenes decisions and strategic turning points every founder faces. Host Sari Kaganoff, CEO and Founder of Aytza, sits down with healthte
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CEO Pajama Time is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Business and has published 14 episodes.
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