PROGRAM AND GUIDELINES Friday-Saturday, October 5-6, 2018 The Tepper Quad, Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania PRESENTED BY: EVENT SCHEDULE FRIDAY 4:00 p.m. Check-In & Registration October 5 6:00 p.m. Opening Ceremony featuring Thomas Tull, founder and CEO of Tulco Simmons Auditorium 6:40 p.m. Pain Points Presentation 7:00 p.m. Hacking Teams form Mentor Shift 1 begins 7:30 p.m. Hackers begin! 8:00 p.m. Dinner Level 1, Outside Simmons Auditorium Genius Session Sign-ups open 9:00 p.m. Team Registration deadline 10:00 p.m. Mentor Shift 1 concludes 12:00 a.m. Snack SATURDAY Level 1, Outside Simmons Auditorium October 6 8:00 a.m. Mentor Shift 2 begins 9:00 a.m. Breakfast Level 1, Outside Simmons Auditorium 10:00 a.m. Genius Sessions (by appointment) 11:00 a.m. Mentor Shift 2 concludes 11:30 a.m. Mentor Shift 3 begins 12:00 p.m. “The Power of Connection” Presentation by Nick Adkins Level 3, Inside Swartz Center for Entrepreneurship 1:00 p.m. Lunch Level 1, Outside Simmons Auditorium 2:00 p.m. Mentor Shift 3 concludes 3:00 p.m. Hacking ends, submissions due! 4:00 p.m. Semi-final Presentations 6:00 p.m. Final Presentations Simmons Auditorium 7:35 p.m. Awards Announced 8:00 p.m. Networking/Winners’ Circle Photos event updates to be provided at hackthishelpkids.com & via text notifications OUR GENEROUS SPONSORS WELCOME Thank you for putting your skills to the test for the benefit of children’s health. On behalf of everyone at UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, we sincerely wish this to be one of the most meaningful innovation events you experience. You all are a part of today’s outcomes: whether you are judging or mentoring, sponsoring or volunteering. And hackers, whether or not you are a winner this time, we want you to gain something even more valuable than a prize: a view into a whole new field of challenges to explore, the “pain points” of pediatric medicine and health. Solving problems at the intersection of biology, technology, and human nature, your talents will be stoked to full steam. As you analyze-collaborate-build-break-repeat, keep in mind that your solution will be more valuable than the immediate problem it might solve. Ultimately, your idea could change the trajectory of a child’s life — and in so doing, change the future. Again, thank you, and have fun! George V. Mazariegos, MD, FACS Chief of Pediatric Transplantation UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Professor of Surgery and Critical Care University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine Srinivasan Suresh, MD, MBA, FAAP Chief Medical Information Officer UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Visiting Professor of Pediatrics University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine The mission of UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh is to improve the health and well-being of children, teenagers, and young adults, through excellence in patient care, teaching, research, and advocacy. PRESENTATION GUIDE Submissions are due at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday All teams will present during the semi-final judging round, taking place in various locations from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday. Two teams from each semi-final judging room will advance to the final judging round. These finalists will be announced, and will present again, at 6 p.m. in Simmons Auditorium. Additionally, Judges from each semi final judging room will also award one team a Judges Discretionary Award (i.e. “Best Use of Hardware”; “Most Patient Centric”; “Best Presentation” etc) These teams will not present again in the finals, but they will be given a prize during the awards ceremony. 3-minute pitch + 2-minute Q&A We recommend: • ~1 minute: Background and presentation of the chosen pain point • ~1 minute: Description of proposed solution • ~1 minute: Explanation of business plan and team member backgrounds In the interest of time, not all team members need to speak. Presentation Format accepted: PowerPoint® Check hackthishelpkids.com for submission information and your team’s room assignment and time Judging Criteria • 20% Impact Demonstrate your understanding of the pain point and its impact on child health • 20% Innovation Solution demonstrating multi-disciplinary thinking and utilization of data sets and experts provided • 20% Product Progress in generating data, a prototype, user interface, or other output • 20% Business Case Justify the investment the product would require • 20% Presentation Content, WOW factor, timing, team skill diversity Awards First Overall Second Overall Third Overall Team Prize: $5,000 Team Prize: $3,000 Team Prize: $1,000 Judges Discretionary Awards – Hive Home Automation Kit (1 per member of each winning team) The top 3 winning teams also get the opportunity to be a part of the following events: University of Pittsburgh Innovation Showcase on October 17. Thank you, University of Pittsburgh Innovation Institute! 4th Integrative Conference on Technology, Social Media, and Behavioral Health on November 5. Thank you, University of Pittsburgh Center for Behavioral Health + Smart Technology! Tools and Supports Genius Sessions Before the semi-final judging, receive general feedback and/or give a “soft pitch” (no PowerPoint) to a panel of genius mentors. Only 16 time slots are available – first-come, first-served. Sign-up opens Friday night at 8 p.m. See one of the roaming staff to book your session. TalkMeUp.co Improve your pitch! TalkMeUp is an AI-based system focused on communication training. By simply speaking to the camera, you can get instant and personalized feedback, and make significant improvement in a few minutes. MENTORS AND SCHEDULES Other Design Health care Engineering Friday 8p-10p Friday Saturday 8a-11a Saturday Comp Sci./Coding Comp Saturday 11:30a-2p Saturday Entrepreneurship/Bus. Prashant Ambe, MSME President, TiE Pittsburgh Christopher Anderson Director of Software Engineering and IT, ChemImage Corp. Matthew Atwood Quantitative Portfolio Manager, Tudor Investment Corp. Sarah Ball, MHSA Manager, Patient Experience, UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Lisa Barsom, PhD Vice President of Strategic Initiatives, Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Foundation Sean Beck, MS Cloud Solutions Architect, Microsoft Phillip Brooks, MS, MBA Entrepreneur in Residence, University of Pittsburgh, Innovation Institute Andrew, Buchert, MD Medical Director, Clinical Resource Management, UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Gabriella Butler, MSN Manager, Clinical Analytics & Data Science, UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Philip Coachman Cloud Solution Architect, Microsoft Ted Conley, MSE Senior Mobile Engineer, BluPanda William Doring, MBA VP, Finance, The Buncher Company François Estellon, MBA Chief Technology Officer, SGK (of Matthews Int’l.) Mike Flock, PhD CTSI at University of Pittsburgh, Innovation Core Manager John Gierl, MBA SVP of Information Technology, NEP Group Larry Gioia, MS Director, PwC Digital Health, PwC Ralph Gross, PhD Chief Scientist, BluPanda Other Design Health care Engineering Friday 8p-10p Friday Saturday 8a-11a Saturday Comp Sci./Coding Comp Saturday 11:30a-2p Saturday Entrepreneurship/Bus. Ritwik Gupta Machine Learning Researcher, Carnegie Mellon University Matt Harbaugh, JD, MBA Managing Director, Mountain State Capital David Hoerster Technology Strategist, Microsoft Tim Isgro, MS Manager, Fleet Engineering, GE Aviation Bob Junke, MSIA Founder/CEO, Adventace Heather Kelley Assistant Teaching Professor, CMU Entertainment Technology Center Brian Kolowitz, DSc, MSc, MBA Dir. of Product Mgmt., UPMC Enterprises & Adjunct Instructor, Heinz School of Info. Systems Mgmt. Eugene Leventhal Heinz College Public Policy Graduate Student. Founder, eduDAO Jenna Lesker Lloyd Global Manager of Operational Excellence, Kurt J Lesker Company Brian Martin, DMD, MHCDS Vice President, Medical Affairs, UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Tom Medvitz, MBA Programmer/Educator/Entrepreneur, Tech Elevator Ashok Panigrahy, MD Professor, Radiologist-in-Chief, UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Everett Petronick Healthcare Technology Strategist, Microsoft Ana Radovic, MD, MSc Assistant Professor, UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Sanjay Kumar Ranganayakulu, MS, MIIPS User Experience Engineer, ANSYS, Inc. Brian Read Director, Finance & Operations, Mine Vision Systems, Inc. Jessica Sinclair, MS Director, PantherlabWorks Carol Smith, MS UX Leader, Speaker, Self-Driving Cars, Uber John Tunno, PharmD, Clinical Development & Medical Affairs, Director, Novartis Pharmaceutical Corporation Michael Wagner CEO, Edge Case Research Kelly Waldman Project Manager, Creehan and Company Ian Watson, PhD Software Engineer, Google FRIDAY SPEAKERS (IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE) Rachel A. Petrucelli Rachel Petrucelli joined Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Foundation in September 2004. In April 2018, Rachel was appointed Interim President of the Foundation. Prior to this, Ms. Petrucelli served in various leadership roles at the Foundation, including Director of Major Gifts and Annual Giving, Director, Major Gifts and Capital Campaign, Senior Director of Principal Gifts, Associate Vice President, Major and Principal Gifts, Vice President of Development, and Senior Vice President of Development and Chief Development Officer. Prior to joining the Foundation, Ms. Petrucelli held various development positions at the University of Pittsburgh, the Pittsburgh Public Theater, and the Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University. Ms. Petrucelli is revered as an experienced, successful fundraiser as well as a respected leader and mentor by her colleagues and peers. George V. Mazariegos, MD, FACS