Today I am speaking with Andrew Lacy, CEO and Founder of Prenuvo. I recently had a Prenuvo full body MRI and in this podcast, I speak in detail about my experience and Andrew shares Prenuvo's history and game changing technology.

If you'd like to learn more about Prenuvo or book a scan you can do so here, and use my code KAYLA for $200 off a scan.

About Andrew:

Andrew is the founder & CEO of Prenuvo, a transformative healthcare company growing fast across North America. Simply put, Prenuvo provides members with incredible peace of mind about their health.
Prenuvo's core innovative is a one hour advanced medical screening using MRI that can detect solid cancer at Stage 1 and 500 other medical conditions. Their customers come from all walks of life, from Silicon Valley executives to people who feel let down by the existing medical system.
Prior to Prenuvo, Andrew has had extensive experience taking digital products from conception to launch in his own startups (Tapulous, Zap) and large corporates (Disney, Lebara and various large banks and insurance companies). His experience across a range on industries helps him to bring fresh perspectives, to appropriately challenge established practices and to bring breakthrough thinking to under-innovated spaces. ** see work experience below for more color **
MBA from Stanford University, JD in Law and Bachelor of Economics from University of Melbourne, Australia
Specialties: C-level executive, general management and advisory; business and corporate strategy; digital transformation; innovation; new product development and strategy; team-building and culture; customer acquisition; attachment and retention (growth hacking); consumer insights; digital insights, analytics and business intelligence; engineering (node, PHP, iOS, Scala); ROI-driven performance marketing, revenue optimization, pricing and monetization; business operations; web, mobile apps, chatbots and voice-based products

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