Susannah Fox

I help people navigate health and technology.

Keynote speaker

Keynote speaker

I infuse every keynote with the passion I feel about health care innovation and the insights I have gained as a researcher, strategist, and leader.

One recent review:

Susannah Fox has a rare gift: in a room of 300+ people, she makes every individual feel heard and connected. Her ability to foster authentic sharing, even in such a large audience, is nothing short of amazing. Beyond that, Susannah provides a clear framework for understanding and distilling the complex ways in which veterinary professionals can leverage online communities to drive better healthcare for everyone. Her insights are not just inspiring—they’re transformative, guiding us with clarity toward a more connected and effective future.

– Aaron Massecar, Executive Director of the Veterinary Innovation Council

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One client wrote:

We received some really positive feedback from the event participants –  one person told us your talk was the best they had heard on the whole program which was fantastic to hear! As I’m sure you could tell from the active Q&A discussion, the audience was very engaged in the stories you told and was keen to learn from your experience driving innovation at HHS. I also think the way that you generalized your learnings made the content easy to translate from the gov/healthcare space to [other sectors], which worked particularly well for the audience.

A representative of the Children’s Hospital Association wrote:

Susannah was terrific. She brought genuinely fresh thinking to the workshop and led a wonderful discussion among our participants. Could not be more pleased with her as a keynote speaker.

A Solve M.E. patient advocate wrote:

Thank you for recognizing and verbalizing professionally how invisible and insignificant some of us feel and what many of our experiences/situations are.