‘We’re Not Replacing Clinicians. We’re Creating Super Clinicians.’

In a series of authentic conversations, Inc. has featured Joanna Strober, co-founder and CEO of Midi Health, a virtual healthcare platform for women focused on perimenopause and menopause. Midi Health offers expert care covered by insurance to women across the nation. Strober previously co-founded Kurbo, the first digital therapeutic for childhood obesity, which was later sold to Weight Watchers.

She has also spent over two decades in private equity and venture capital, investing in health and consumer companies. Strober is the author of "Getting to 50/50" and has been recognized by Forbes, CNBC, and Time for her contributions to innovation and leadership in healthcare.

Leah Solivan, the founder of TaskRabbit and Precedent.vc, was also interviewed. TaskRabbit revolutionized the gig economy as an on-demand marketplace, and was acquired by Ikea in 2017. Solivan now serves as a managing director of Precedent.vc and hosts the podcast "Breaking Precedent." She is also the founder of Precedent Collective, a network of advisers, investors, and thought leaders shaping the future of business and technology.

Solivan has been named a Most Creative Person in Business by Fast Company and is dedicated to increasing diversity in the tech industry. She has spoken at prestigious events like the World Economic Forum in Davos and the Women in the World Summit. Solivan has also served on the boards of PetMeds and the San Francisco Ballet, and chairs the board for the YPO Pacific U.S. Region.

Mike Hofman, editor-in-chief of Inc., oversees the publication's vision of convening critical conversations about economic opportunity, fairness, the future of work, innovation, and superior execution. Previously, Hofman was an editor and writer at Fast Company and served as executive editor. He has also held senior positions at GQ and Glamour, contributing to notable achievements in journalism. Hofman graduated from Boston College.