Episode 199 - About Glooko

Rick Altinger, CEO of Glooko is on the podcast this week. Our conversation covers Rick's time at Stanford, the significance of working in Silicon Valley, and why some of his earlier jobs set the stage for his current role at Glooko. We also discuss the importance of data liberation, literacy, and analysis with respect to people living with diabetes. Finally, Rick explains why it's important someone in his position to listen to patients, and why he makes it a priority to take customer support calls on a regular basis. Enjoy. Be sure to visit glooko.com to learn more about Glooko's system.. Run Time - 1:09:15 Send your feedback to [email protected].

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