In 1962 President John F. Kennedy delivered a speech at Rice University where he spoke the famous words, “We choose to go to the moon in this decade.”
These words planted the seeds that ultimately changed the course of humanity. Like President John F. Kennedy chose to place a man on the moon, I choose to create global access to lifesaving knowledge for all.

Saving lives by connecting people to knowledge. Every year millions of patients around the world are dying because of a lack of access to available lifesaving information. And that needs to stop.

Imagine you have a daughter with a rare brain tumor? You want to know everything about this tumor. Maybe there is another little girl at the other side of the country, or the other side of the world. But how do you know?

The local hospital has never seen your case before and there is nothing they can do. But as a person you should never give up on your life or the life of your child. Finding answers is like searching a needle in a haystack. But the information is out there. We have the knowledge and the technology.

So let’s start saving millions of lives by creating this future! That’s what I do. That’s what wakes me up at the middle of the night. Knowing we can create this future and impact so many lives is what’s makes me unstoppable!