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Season 2 | Episode 16 - Nov 11, 2021

Reimagining the Patient Education Experience, featuring Anjali Kataria

Featuring Anjali Kataria, CEO and Co-founder, Mytonomy

Episode Description

Related Topics:
Health Technology Consumerism and MarketingCare Delivery
Relevant Roles:
Chief Information OfficersChief Executive Officers

In this episode, Anjali Kataria, CEO and Co-founder of Mytonomy, joins Renee at The Table as they discuss Anjali’s background as Entrepreneur in Residence with the FDA as well as how her work as an entrepreneur in the tech space led her to create Mytonomy. Anjali shares about Mytonomy and how it focuses on interacting with healthcare patients by providing engaging, relative, diverse, and trustworthy video instruction that relieves some of the educational burden from healthcare workers. The episode concludes with a discussion on leadership and leading during a season of fast-paced growth for an organization.

The full transcript of our conversation is also available to read. Show the Transcript.

About our Guest

Anjali Kataria, CEO and Co-founder, Mytonomy

Anjali brings two decades of healthcare and technology experience as both an entrepreneur and executive, having started and run various software and services companies including Conformia Software, an enterprise Product Lifecycle Management company acquired by Oracle in 2009. Prior to Mytonomy, Anjali served as Senior Technology Advisor and Entrepreneur in Residence (“EIR”) in the Obama Administration and at the US Food and Drug Administration (2011-2013).

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