The Tatiana Show: Parneet Pal & Cecily Sommers
Channel: Liberty.me
Date: 23/05/2017

Tatiana interviews Parneet Pal & Cecily Sommers.

- Parneet Pal, M.B.B.S., M.S. is a Harvard- and Columbia-trained physician on a mission to scale the ideas that make wellbeing easy and accessible to all using evidence-based medicine and innovative behavior change models. She made a shift from clinical practice to chronic disease prevention, focusing on the execution of wellbeing programs in various business and academic settings. She has directed two wellness spas, expanded a private executive health practice and currently coaches executives and consults with organizations on the design and implementation of lifestyle management platforms (nutrition, mindfulness, exercise, stress management). She currently serves as Chief Science Officer at Wisdom Labs, a San Francisco company focused on the art and science of thriving at work. 

- There’s only one thing Cecily Sommers loves more than solving big, sticky innovation problems for some of the world’s great brands: getting others excited about doing it for themselves. A leading futurist and innovation expert, Cecily speaks, writes and consults on emerging trends, markets and technologies shaping our future. She is the author of Think Like a Futurist: Know What Changes, What Doesn’t, and What’s Next and the founder of The Push Institute, a nonprofit think tank that tracks significant global trends and their implications for business and society over the next 5, 10, 25 and 50 years. Cecily has been named one of the “World’s Top Female Futurists,” a “Fast 50 Reader’s Favorite” by Fast Company, and a “Woman to Watch” by the Business Journal. She shares her forecasts and insights as a frequent contributor to Public Radio’s “All Things Considered” and other media outlets.


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