In October 2025, the RealWorks Global team joined HLTH USA in Las Vegas, bringing HaloScape into conversations with healthcare and technology leaders from around the world.
The event gave our team the opportunity to build new relationships around HaloScape, exchange perspectives on AI in healthcare, and meet organizations working on many of the same questions we are tackling across personal health data and clinical intelligence.
Conversations Around AI and Healthcare
During the conference, RealWorks Global Founder & CEO Emre Yücel met with Greg Meyers, Executive Vice President and Chief Digital & Technology Officer at Bristol Myers Squibb.
Their conversation focused on how AI and health data can support earlier insight into conditions such as cardiovascular and neurological diseases, as well as how new technologies can move from research into real healthcare settings.
Our team also followed discussions with leaders including Jim Swanson, Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Johnson & Johnson, and Jessica Federer, Managing Director of The Women’s Health Fund.
These conversations gave us a closer view of how global healthcare organizations are approaching AI, digital health, and collaboration with emerging technology companies.
Next Stop: Our European Home, Amsterdam
HLTH USA also gave us the opportunity to confirm an important next step: HaloScape will join HLTH Europe 2026 as a sponsor in Amsterdam.
Amsterdam holds a particular place in the RealWorks Global story. It is our European headquarters and the center of our growing presence across the region, making HLTH Europe a natural stage for the next phase of HaloScape’s expansion.
Having our own booth there will allow the HaloScape team to meet healthcare organizations, research institutions, potential partners, and technology leaders from across Europe from our home base.
Las Vegas gave us new conversations and new relationships in the U.S. Next year, we will continue that work from Amsterdam, bringing HaloScape into one of Europe’s most important healthcare gatherings from the city we call our European home.
