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Moore CEO Gretchen Littlefield hosted a Great Minds panel on how big data and tech are being leveraged to progress treatments and cures for cancer, heart disease, Alzheimer’s disease and cleft lip and palate.

, /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Today at CES®, leaders from the most respected brands in the purpose-driven sector discussed how data, artificial intelligence and technology are being used to solve some of the world’s most pressing problems during a panel discussion entitled “Mission Driven Innovation: Solving Humanity’s Biggest Challenges.” The session was streamed live and is available now on the CES website for replay.

The panel was moderated by Moore CEO, Gretchen Littlefield, and included:

•     Nancy Brown, CEO, American Heart Association
•     Dr. Wayne A.I. Frederick, interim CEO, American Cancer Society
•     Susannah Schaefer, CEO and president, Smile Train
•     Dr. Joanne Pike, CEO and president, Alzheimer’s Association

The panelists shared key learnings and insights about the innovations they are driving within their organizations …