Ben Alsdurf
About
Ben Alsdurf is Senior Director, Future of Health, at Luminary Labs, where he drives results for public and private healthcare organizations adapting to technology-driven change.
Previously, Ben served as the U.S. Healthcare Lead for another boutique consultancy, where he helped healthcare organizations of various sizes plan for market entry, manage innovation initiatives, and develop digital health investment strategies. As the first employee of Amgen’s Berlin Technology and Innovation Hub — a corporate innovation center focused on emerging digital health technologies — he helped lay the groundwork for screening and identification of emerging technology to support marketing innovation priorities. Previously, he was Senior Manager for External Affairs at the TB Alliance, a biotech with a public-private operating model working on antibiotic drug development.
Ben holds a master’s degree in International Relations from the University of Chicago and a bachelor’s degree in Political Science & Philosophy from Calvin College. Ben was a member of the Robert Bosch Foundation Fellowship Program’s XXXIII class in Berlin and received a University of Minnesota Human Rights Center fellowship. He is conversational in French, German, Bosnian-Serbo-Croatian, and Spanish.
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- Connecting across systems: How to better serve the Veterans in your care
- From patients to pioneers: How Veterans drive health innovation
- The neuromodulation moment
- Understanding the Veterans you already serve
- Elevating Veterans’ experiences at Behavioral Health Tech
- How applied AI could transform 3 industries
- Five industry leaders on the evolution of AI in healthcare
- Reframing healthcare’s AI future
- Finding new and better ways to address Lyme disease
- 7 healthcare organizations on opening up
- Perspectives on pull mechanisms
- Will we see you at HLTH?
- Prompts and provocations: Generative AI and the future of work
- Tracking digital health wearables
- Health 2025: Investing in people, technology, and real systemic change
- A pulse check on health tech innovation