Bold thinkers wanted
Welcome to our speaker application page - we are delighted that you are interested in speaking at HLTH Europe 2026.
Drive transformative discussions at Europe's #1 healthcare innovation event
Healthcare today faces unprecedented challenges: rising chronic disease, an ageing population, and escalating costs. The need for innovative, actionable solutions has never been more pressing. Hence, HLTH Europe was created to spark critical conversations that lead to meaningful, measurable change.
Our speakers are visionary leaders who not only challenge the status quo but drive it forward. They bring bold ideas to life, take decisive action, and embrace opportunities for real impact. We ask them to share not just their successes but also their setbacks - what worked, what didn’t, and the valuable lessons learned along the way. If this sounds like you, we invite you to apply to speak and bring your experience and vision to HLTH Europe 2026.
Who can apply?
Speaker applications are currently open to senior leaders from healthcare providers, payers, and government only. Applications for speakers outside of these organisations will open on 15 December 2025. Please note that speaker applications close on 31 January 2026 at 6pm CET. The earlier you apply, the stronger your chances of being selected.
How to apply?
In this first phase, you can either apply to join an existing HLTH Europe panel discussion or propose one of the following case studies:
Transformation Case Study: Share your transformation journey, highlighting how your organisation delivered large-scale change and the lessons learned along the way.
Innovation Case Study: Showcase initiatives that have reshaped healthcare delivery, driving efficiency and/or better patient outcomes.
Radiology Case Study: Showcase how advances in imaging are transforming diagnosis, treatment planning, or patient outcomes.
AI Case Study: Demonstrate real-world applications of AI solutions that are enhancing patient outcomes or improving clinical workflows.
Interoperability Case Study: Highlight examples that have enabled seamless data sharing across systems, improving coordination and patient care.
Cyber Security Case Study: Present how your organisation has safeguarded sensitive health data, strengthened resilience against cyber threats, and ensured trust in digital health systems.
Startup Collaboration Case Study: Showcase how your partnership(s) with startups are delivering measurable impact.
Women’s Health Case Study: Present a case where women’s health issues were addressed through innovative solutions, leading to better access and outcomes.
Please review our speaker guidelines before submitting.
