Ronen is a former National level swimmer & coach. He has developed several national record holders & is a recognized speaker on burnout prevention. Ronen holds an HBA (with Distinction and a Certificate in Sustainability) degree from the Ivey Business School. He is an alumnus of both the Next 36 and HYPERDRIVE programs, and has been recognized by the Next 36, Trade Canada, and the Toronto Region Board of Trade as an Emerging Leader.

Daniel's deep understanding for technology and health is accompanied by his experience in building scalable, agile/lean software solutions for an array of industries ranging from law to cyber-security. Daniel is a U of T Computer Science Alumnus. He has a Specialist Degree in Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence, and a Minor in Psychology and Mental Health.

Daniel is a former National level swimmer. He represented Canada internationally on several occasions and was the original inspiration for the Logit system. Daniel has been active as a business development professional for 6 years and has been a part of 2 successful exits. His sports experiences serve as a foundation for him overseeing technology projects that help athletes and coaches reduce burnout risk.

Dan has extensive experience growing businesses in the B2B SaaS market having previously worked at Jonas Software. Formerly, Dan was heavily involved in the financial markets as an Equities and Options Trader. He graduated from the Schulich School of Business with a BBA (Honours) degree in Finance. Dan’s passion for sport technology innovation stems from his lifelong competitive participation in various combat sports.

Adam Cole has been an executive, with some of the world’s most exciting digital health companies. Adam has won many awards including the ComputerWorld Smithsonian Honors Laureate, the annual Kinetic Process Innovation Awards, awards in innovation, and customer service (Adam’s department scored 100% on the Customer Satisfaction Survey, a first in McKesson history, the world’s largest healthcare company), and IT Professional of the Year.

Jenny obtained her doctorate from the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology at the University of Toronto, where she won numerous awards for her research. She holds a patent for cancer therapeutic and has significant health tech commercialization experience. She has managed IP, industry partnerships and commercialization for the top brain tumour research centres in the word.