Bridging Science and Business: How Dr. Denise Bronner is Driving Impact in Research

What happens when personal experiences collide with a passion for science and business?Dr. Denise Bronner, CEO and founder of Impactful Ventures, shares her journey from academia to consulting, pharma, and venture capital—all with the goal of driving meaningful change in healthcare.In this episode of Voices of Inclusive Research, host Dr. Ren and Dr. Bronner discuss the urgent need for diversity in clinical research, the importance of equitable healthcare, and how pharma can better engage communities. Drawing from her own family’s health struggles, Dr. Bronner highlights why representation in research is critical and why it’s time to challenge the assumption that certain demographics "aren’t interested" in clinical trials.Whether you're a patient, a researcher, or someone invested in health equity, this conversation is a must-listen. Join us as we explore how to create lasting change in the industry.🎧 Listen now and be part of the movement for inclusive research!About Dr. Denise BronnerDr. Denise Bronner is the CEO and founder of Impactful Ventures, an organization dedicated to advancing equity and innovation in healthcare. With 15 years of experience spanning academia, pharma, consulting, and venture capital, Dr. Bronner is a champion for diversity in clinical research. She holds a PhD in microbiology and immunology and has worked at industry giants like Johnson & Johnson before launching her own venture. Passionate about mentorship, she actively engages with STEM programs to ensure young people—especially those from underrepresented backgrounds—see themselves in science and business.Connect with Dr. Denise:InstagramLinkedInFollow Dr. Ren:WebsiteInstagramLinkedInWe Want to Hear Your Voice!Your insights on how inclusive research impacts your life and community are invaluable. Share your experiences and thoughts on how we can bridge the gap between research and real-world needs. Your stories drive our mission and inspire the future of inclusive research!