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7wireVentures Presents: Top of the Ladder Featuring HomeThrive Co-Founders & Co-CEOs Dave Jacobs & David Greenberg

For Homethrive’s two founders, Dave Jacobs and David Greenberg (colloquially and warmly known as “The Daves”), the experience of caregiving for family members while working represented a major challenge. They found a confusing, hard to navigate system and even after taking countless days off work and spending long hours on the phone, they couldn’t find the answers they needed. They knew there had to be a better way – not just for them, but also for the over 50M Americans that are serving as caregivers to their loved ones today. Thus, in partnership with the 7wireVentures team, Homethrive was Hatched in 2018.

Through this engaging discussion, The Daves share more about their founding story, the challenges and learnings gained from pivoting from multibillion dollar corporate organizations to a scrappy early-stage startup, their perspective on the future of caregiving, and much more in 7wireVentures’ latest Top of The Ladder feature.

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7wireVentures Presents: Top of The Ladder Featuring 7wire Entrepreneur in Residence & InCommon CEO, Dan Michelson

With 30 years of experience in healthcare technology, Dan is a thought leader and industry veteran dedicated to helping companies enhance their strategy, go-to-market, operations, and culture. Discover more about Dan’s impressive track record and journey, including his morning routine, how positivity has played into his success, and his childhood aspirations in this must-read feature.

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Closing the Gender Healthcare Gap: How Digital Health Can Transform Care for 50% of the World’s Population

Across the industry, there is a lack of understanding of the meaning of “Women’s Health.” The term “Women’s Health” is often constrained to fertility and maternal health. However, Women’s Health encompasses not only conditions unique to women, but also general conditions, such as cardiovascular disease, anxiety, and depression, that impact women differently and/or disproportionately than their male counterparts.

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