Healthcare Supply Chain Technology Summit

Tatyana Kanzaveli is the founder of WomenInGenAI, a global movement advancing women’s leadership in AI. She also is the founder and CEO of Open Health Network, a GenAI-powered platform revolutionizing clinical trials, care-at-home, and digital health through personalized, multilingual, and interoperable solutions. Before launching her ventures, Kanzaveli was a senior executive at PwC’s SAP practice, where she led large-scale enterprise deployments and headed the firm’s Innovation Center focused on distributed SAP architectures. A recognized authority at the intersection of technology and business process transformation, she advises Fortune 500s, governments, and healthcare organizations on strategic AI implementation. Her work has been spotlighted at the White House, United Nations, and TEDx, and she serves on the board of the American Heart Association’s Health Tech Advisory Group.

Sara Bunjaku is a Project Manager of Automation and AI for Supply Chain and Support Ser-vices at Cleveland Clinic. She leads initiatives to implement AI and automation, streamlining workflows, improving accuracy, and driving efficiency across supply chain operations. She is passionate about leveraging technology to transform healthcare operations and deliver scalable solutions.

Daniel Beaird is the Editor-in-Chief of Healthcare Purchasing News, where he shares insights and stories from across the healthcare supply chain, drawing on more than 15 years in B2B journalism. He has covered healthcare extensively, from executive decision-making and contracting to logistics, technology, and clinical innovations.

Before joining HPN, Daniel served as Senior Editor for The Journal of Healthcare Contracting, where he helped lead editorial direction across digital, print, and podcast platforms. His work includes in-depth interviews with C-suite healthcare executives, analysis of industry trends, and content creation for leading healthcare organizations.

Janak Joshi currently serves as the Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ Chief Digital Officer under Governor Maura Healey’s administration, responsible for bringing next generation digital & AI-led capabilities to service all State agencies and citizens across the state. Most recently, Joshi has published the multi-sector AI Guidance Framework for state agencies to conduct business in Massachusetts.
As of July 2025, he has been nominated to serve on the White House AI Task Force that is responsible for advising and recommending policy and governance across sectors nationally and internationally.