The Think Small Podcast: Health and Wellness

The Think Small Podcast: Health and Wellness explores the innovators, healthcare leaders, and medical professionals shaping the future of healthcare, life sciences, and wellness across the Health and Wellness community.

The Think Small Podcast: Health and Wellness is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Patrik Barr, Co-Founder & Director of Sales, Bright Pharma Caps

  Jul 9, 202624 minS0

  <p>In this episode of the Think Small Podcast, Patrick Barr, Director of Sales at Bright Pharma Caps, to discuss how innovation, resilience, and long-term thinking have helped transform a niche manufacturing business into a leader in the nutritional supplement industry. Patrick shares the company's journey from a garage startup to a global capsule manufacturer, highlighting how its commitment to producing cleaner, higher-quality capsules led to the development of the industry's first USDA-certified organic capsules. He reflects on the challenges of navigating patent litigation, supply chain disruptions, international manufacturing, and market volatility, while emphasizing the importance of perseverance, customer trust...

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  "The Bottleneck nobody Talks About: How One Company Is Using Software to Fix the Healthcare Workforce Crisis." (Kunal Vaishnav, Co-founder & COO, Exxat)

  Jul 8, 202634 minS0

  <p>In this episode of the Think Small Podcast, Kunal Vaishnav, co-founder and COO of Exxat, makes a compelling case that a significant and largely overlooked driver of America's healthcare workforce crisis is not burnout or immigration policy, but an administrative bottleneck that his company has spent 14 years building software to fix. With 65,766 qualified nursing applicants turned away in a single year due to a shortage of clinical training placements, Exxat sits at the center of a two-sided marketplace connecting more than 1,600 academic programs, 10,000 clinical affiliates, and 400,000 healthcare students across the country. Kunal traces the company's origin to a chance...

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  "Marketing is An Investment, Not a Cost Center: How One CMO Built the Engine That Helped Sell A Company for $465M" (Larry Kaiser, Chief Marketing Officer, Optimum Healthcare IT)

  Jul 7, 202637 minS0

  <p>In this episode of the Think Small Podcast, Larry Kaiser, Chief Marketing Officer of Optimum Healthcare IT, Explore how strategic marketing can become a powerful engine for business growth rather than simply a support function. Larry shares the story of joining Optimum in 2016 when the company had virtually no marketing infrastructure, then spending the next nine years building its brand, digital presence, thought leadership platform, industry partnerships, and commercial marketing engine. Those efforts helped position the company as the nation's leading healthcare IT consulting firm and contributed to its recent $465 million acquisition by Infosys. Throughout the conversation, Larry discusses...

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  Dr Giacomo Vacca, President & CEO, Kinetic River

  Jun 30, 202642 minS0

  <p>In this episode of the Think Small Podcast, Dr. Giacomo Vacca, founder and CEO of Kinetic River Corp, shares the remarkable journey that took him from a physics PhD at Stanford under a Nobel Prize winner to building a biophotonics company from his home office in Mountain View, California. Holder of 82 patents and inventor of laser rastering, a technique that increased the throughput of a foundational cancer research technology by a factor of 30, Giacomo left a prestigious research fellowship at Abbott Labs to pursue his own vision in flow cytometry and nanoparticle analysis. Kinetic River's instruments are now installed...

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  From the Bedside to the Boardroom: 21 Years of Building the Healthcare Safety Net That Sumter County Didn't Know It Needed (Annie Brown, Chief Executive Officer, Tandem Health)

  Jun 30, 202637 minS0

  <p>In this episode of the Think Small Podcast, Annie Brown, CEO of Tandem Health, shares her remarkable journey from registered nurse to leading one of South Carolina’s most comprehensive federally qualified health centers. Since becoming CEO in 2004, Annie has helped grow Tandem Health from a single clinic with 27 employees into a community healthcare system with 12 facilities, more than 300 employees, and over 77,000 patient encounters annually. She explains the unique role federally qualified health centers play in expanding access to care, serving patients regardless of their insurance status or ability to pay, and addressing healthcare challenges through innovative programs including sc...

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