Human+Tech Week 2027
11From the room

What it felt like inside the week.

Written by the people who were there, in the days after.

In their words

What stayed with people after the week ended.

Participants wrote about the ambition of the conversations, the range of people in the room, and the possibilities they carried home.

“Human+Tech Week helps us see what few can: the true scope of our human potential. After this, we’ll never see ourselves the same way again.”
Elissa Epel, PhDProfessor and Vice Chair, UCSF
“HTW is not a conference. It is a gravitational field.”
Brad J. PhillipsChief Nurse Anesthetist and Vice Chair, UT MD Anderson

Posted afterward

What people wrote on their own, once they got home.

“I met her in the coffee line.”

On meeting Susan Armiger, CEO of Catalight and a Forbes 50 Over 50 honoree, before she took the Healthspan stage.

Marjan Mohsenin

Executive Advisor

LinkedIn · May 2026

“Some conversations don’t end when the dinner does.”

On the partner-run salon she curated for women across industries, asking what influence looks like in an AI-shaped world.

Dominique F. Rougeau

CEO, Lartique Creative Group

LinkedIn · May 2026

“An environment of such rigorous dialogue.”

On speaking about uniting technological advances with human-centred, proactive care.

Olivia Svrchek, FNP, MS

Chief Nursing Executive, Prenuvo

LinkedIn · May 2026

The original posts

Moments · 2026

The room. The energy. Highlights.

Michele L. Jawando delivering a keynote at Human+Tech Week 2026
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