Isaac Ekundayo. 
Isaac Oluwaseun Ekundayo is a final-year medical student, physician-scientist-in-training, and co-founder of Medintech Africa, a student-led incubator empowering African students to build digital health solutions. At INC Consulting, he advised health tech startups like WellaHealth and secured over $100,000 in funding. He founded Medintech to help students innovate in healthcare, achieving partnerships across 10+ African countries. A Clinton Health Access Initiative, No Patient Left Behind Fellow and Voices of Tomorrow alum, he’s presented research at global conferences and earned a Mini MBA from IBI Berlin. He’s also a fiction blogger and award-winning screenwriter. 


Faridat Musa
Faridat Musa is a medical student and social impact entrepreneur passionate about public health and digital health innovation. She led her school's public health organization, overseeing a team of 25 and successfully partnering with companies like Power Oil to provide community health services. Her leadership saw significant growth in outreach programs, including expanded blood drives, health screenings, and campaigns reaching incarcerated individuals and students. Motivated by the lack of digital health education in medical training, she co-founded Medintech Africa to equip healthcare students with tech skills.  
