Paul Meyer

Paul Meyer is a seasoned entrepreneur and executive with extensive experience in digital health and technology. He is currently the Co-Founder and CEO of Smart Health Network PBC, based in the New York City Metropolitan Area.1

Career Highlights

• Smart Health Network PBC: Co-Founder & CEO (Current position)1
• The Commons Project Foundation: Founder and President (2019-2023)1
• Welltok: President of Public & Community Markets (2018-2019)1
• Wellpass: Founder & CEO (2016-2018, acquired by Welltok)1
• Voxiva: Co-Founder, Chairman & Co-CEO (2001-2016)1

Notable Achievements

• Founded Text4baby, a digital health service1
• Co-founded IPKO Foundation in Kosovo1
• Named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum1
• Recognized as Humanitarian of the Year by MIT Technology Review1

Education

• Yale Law School: Doctor of Law (JD)1
• University of Oxford: Studied Politics, Philosophy & Economics1
• Pomona College: BA in Political Science and Government1

Early Career

Meyer's career began in politics, where he worked as a Presidential Speechwriter at The White House from 1993 to 1995.1 He has since transitioned into the health technology sector, founding and leading several companies focused on leveraging mobile technology to improve health outcomes.

Throughout his career, Paul Meyer has demonstrated a commitment to using technology for social impact, particularly in the healthcare sector. His work has focused on developing digital health solutions that reach and engage millions of people worldwide.