Irrisept®, a breakthrough Class II medical device for reducing surgical site
infections. Under his leadership, the company grew from early stage to market leader with broad U.S. and international distribution, culminating in its acquisition by ArchiMed in late
2024.
Sam is recognized for translating complex technology into scalable, commercially viable products, with particular depth in regulatory strategy, team building, and forging the strategic partnerships that bring breakthrough innovations to market.
Previously, Bruce co-founded Health Gauge, a health information platform integrating wearable technology and AI analytics. His current research focuses on neurosymbolic AI, reinforcement learning, and agentic orchestration — areas central to the next generation of human-AI collaboration in healthcare. He holds an MSc in Computing Science from the University of Alberta and an MBA in Health Administration from the Jack Welch Management Institute at Strayer University, and will complete his PhD in Artificial Intelligence in 2026.
Best Technological Startup in Western Iran in 2016 and 2017 and honored by the Iranian Minister of Science in 2018.
In pursuit of new frontiers in non-invasive health monitoring, Masoud completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Alberta in collaboration with the Alberta
Diabetes Institute, where he focused on microwave-based sensing for glucose and metabolic monitoring. He was appointed Adjunct Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Alberta in 2021, and has since served as
Principal Investigator or Co-PI on four research grants.
Masoud co-developed a provisional patent for non-invasive glucose monitoring technology alongside Professor Peter Light, which lead to the co-founding of MedWatch Technologies.
He has published over 60 peer-reviewed papers and holds multiple patents. Masoud was named a Senior Member of IEEE in 2021.
multi-entity environments, raising capital, and developing high-performing teams.
At MedWatch Technologies, he oversees all financial strategy and operations, ensuring the
company is structured for sustainable growth as it moves toward commercialization of its non-invasive glucose monitoring platform.
Pharmacology at the University of Alberta. Over the past seven years, Dr. Light has led a multidisciplinary effort to develop the world’s first non-invasive wearable glucose sensor, collaborating with engineers and AI specialists to bring the technology from concept to in-human testing. Dr. Light is a Fellow of the Canadian Physiological Society and has been recognized with
awards from the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada, Diabetes Canada, and the Canadian Institutes of Health Research.
He holds the Dr. Charles A. Allard Chair in Diabetes Research and regularly reviews manuscripts for top-ranked journals and grants for national and international funding bodies.
experience in R&D, data science, IP health-related challenges and hackathons in London’s University College and School of Economics and pitch events across Los Angeles.
She has experience in R&D and data science for medical device and digital health technologies. She has also worked in the IP and regulatory environment since commencing her executive MBA in 2013. She has been active in the international start-up community as ambassador, mentor and meeting coordinator for Google Start-up Grind.
Dr. Cunniffe-Conlon has a keen interest in AI-driven data discovery and analytics, having studied AI at the Sloane School of Management, MIT. She holds a range of academic and industry qualifications including a Bachelor of Medicine from the National University of Ireland, Galway, an MSc and MBA from University College and Trinity College Dublin respectively.
MedTech industry, including roles at Johnson & Johnson, where he led product launches and supported global manufacturing operations. He has
managed product development teams in Canada and manufacturing operations in Mexico and the U.S. for a mid-size defense contractor, demonstrating the cross-functional and cross-border experience that MedWatch’s commercialization phase demands.
Andres holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Florida Atlantic University and an MBA from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business, with a focus on strategy, marketing, and entrepreneurship.
launches — including bringing Nix Biosensors’ hydration biosensor to market. Earlier in her career, she led new product development at Life Fitness, spearheading hardware and software integrations for the company’s group training category.
Gabriela joined MedWatch Technologies to lead product strategy and commercialization of the company’s biosensing wearable platform. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Maryland.