Building The Health Data Society. Everywhere.
DATA2VALUE | EXECUTIVE DIALOGUE
BERLIN | October 14, 2025
Held alongside the World Health Summit – in the iconic lecture hall where
Rudolf Virchow, the “Pope of Medicine,” once taught.
THIS IS BERLIN'S SMALLEST EVENT FOR THOSE WITH
THE BIGGEST IDEAS
For people who understand that knowledge is global, but healthcare is local.
Who place science at the center. And collaboration at the heart of their progress.
Martin Peuker
Board Member Digital Transformation
Irit Nachtigall
Head of Translational Research, Education, and Collaboration
Sylvia Thun
Director of Digital Medicine and Interoperability
Michael von Wagner
CMIO & Managing Director
Ralf Heyder
Head of Coordination office
Angelika Eggert
CEO
Martin Sedlmayr
CDO / CDIO
Claudia Schmidtke
SPEAKER University Heart Center
Envision a world where every healthcare decision is informed by data
aN ENGAGING agenda
From provocative keynotes to real-world cases — every session is interactive to deliver clarity, fresh insights, and strategic value.
A CURATED COMMUNITY
The hand-picked circle of 60 senior leaders from across healthcare, policy, academia, and tech ensures meaningful exchange.
A TOTAL EXPERIENCE
Network with Berlin’s “Inner Circle” – and be inspired by the dynamics of this leading global hub for policy, health & innovation.
collaboration is essential
AGENDA
9:00 – 12:00 – Optional Activities
12:00 – Open for Pre-Event Meetings & Personal Engagements
13:00 – Registration & Coffee Welcome Reception
14:00 Opening Keynote
The agenda is currently being developed by the conference board
and will address the following topics:
From Readiness to Realization: Enabling Digital Sharing at Scale
Turning Data into Value: What Success Looks Like in Practice
Hospitals as Data Leaders: A New Role for Care Providers
Governance, Trust & Sovereignty: Building Systems People Believe In
Bridging Silos: Connecting Data Across Sectors and Borders
Empowering the Healthcare Workforce: From Data Burden to Data Benefit
Data for the Patient: Participation, Equity, and Impact
18:00 Closing Remarks
18:15 – 20:15 Lemonmint Bar, Networking & Flying Dinner
those who make
Martin Sedlmayr
“Events like this are incredibly important because change needs to be something people are excited about. That’s why it’s essential to build a community that is genuinely motivated to pursue this vision together.”
Testimonial 3
“I truly sensed a spirit of new beginnings — and a strong will to use the methods now at our disposal in meaningful ways that benefit patients.”
Irit Nachtigall
“The sessions are truly fascinating — bringing together brilliant minds, bold ideas, and an exchange that’s both inspiring and refreshingly insightful.”
The iconic lecture hall of rudolf virchow
Rudolf Virchow, the pioneering German physician and public health advocate, laid the foundation for cellular pathology and championed the connection between medicine and social responsibility. His historic lecture hall at Charité — one of the world’s leading medical institutions and home to eight Nobel laureates — offers the perfect setting to explore what it takes to build a health data society, everywhere.
“Knowledge which is unable to support action is not genuine – and how unsure is activity without understanding.” — Rudolf Virchow (1848)
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Directions
Do you travel by public transport?
- Bus: 147 Campus Charité Mitte
or Bus: 123, 142, 147, 245 Invalidenpark - Train/S-Bahn: Hauptbahnhof
- Subway: U5 Central Station, U6 Oranienburger Tor
- Tram: M5, M8, M10 Invalidenpark
Charitépl. 1,
10117 Berlin,
Germany
Medical Museum Tour
Exclusive guided tour through the Medical Museum of Berlin.
Historic Venue
Located in one of the world’s most impactful medical institutions.
Lemonmint Bar
Easy networking powered by a unique setting and our fresh signature drink.
Flying Dinner
Set-up for meaningful conversations – and dynamic interactions.
Better healthcare is made by people with data.
Join us in Berlin to build the health systems of tomorrow — for the people of today.
Questions? Contact us at lea.ledwon@lemonmint.org