[ATL] Community Dinner for Health Tech Founders, Healthcare Innovators, Investors & Community Leaders | Hosted by James Few

​Overview | Hosted by James Few

​The Goodie Nation Community Dinner series brings together founders, innovators, investors, industry leaders, and community builders for intimate gatherings centered on meaningful conversations, relationship building, and opportunities for collaboration. Held during Venture Atlanta Week, this special dinner offers a chance to connect with leaders across the healthcare innovation ecosystem, exchange ideas, and build relationships that extend beyond the week.

​This dinner, hosted by James Few, will convene leaders across healthcare, digital health, biotechnology, venture capital, and community health to explore one of the industry's most pressing challenges: bridging the gap between healthcare innovation and real-world adoption.

​Topic: Trust & Adoption in Health Innovation

​Healthcare innovation continues to advance, but developing promising solutions is only part of the challenge. How do we ensure the people and communities these innovations are designed to serve actually trust, engage with, and adopt them?

​Join James Few for an intimate dinner at Twisted Soul Cookhouse & Pours on October 14, bringing together digital health founders, healthcare executives, investors, pharmaceutical and biotechnology leaders, health equity advocates, and community-rooted leaders for a candid conversation about what drives meaningful adoption.

​Together, we'll explore how healthcare innovators can move beyond awareness and access to build lasting trust, improve patient engagement, strengthen community partnerships, and create solutions that people actually use.

​Whether you're a founder building the next generation of health technology, an investor supporting healthcare innovation, a leader responsible for patient engagement, or a community advocate working to improve health outcomes, this dinner offers an opportunity to exchange perspectives, build strategic relationships, and identify opportunities for collaboration.

​How It Works

• ​Please arrive approximately 5–10+ minutes prior to your reservation time to avoid any seating delay.

• ​The group reservation is under James Few

• ​Each person pays for their own food and drinks. These are informal dinners.

• ​Let the host know if you can no longer attend.

• ​Contact the host with any questions.

​Goodie Nation, is a 501(c)3 non-profit. Please consider making a donation here.