Dawn Barry's guest appearances

Dawn Barry

Finding Genius Podcast

Outcomes Rocket

Tacos and Tech Podcast

FutureTech Podcast

Spotlight on Women in Health Ventures

AliveandKick'n the podcast

Market Knowledge 

Ardy Arianpour

Frank McGillin

Johns Hopkins

Erica Ramos

Jo Bhakdi

Cory Kidd

Dana Lewis

Julie Collens

Ron Barshop

Alex Abramson

Eugene B. Chang

Jay W. Richards

Suzanne Saffie-Siebert

Teresa Rebelo Pinto

Axel Schumacher

OwlTail

This week on the podcast technology merges with life sciences and healthcare.  Dawn Barry is the President/Co-Founder of San Diego based LunaDNA, and a veteran of the health and genomics industry  Later this week we’ll talk about genomics, the biotech ecosystem in Sand Diego, and a new platform that’s transforming the way research is done.

This week on the podcast technology merges with life sciences and healthcare. Dawn Barry is the President/Co-Founder of San Diego based LunaDNA, and a veteran of the health and genomics industry Later this week we’ll talk about genomics, the biotech ecosystem in Sand Diego, and a new platform that’s transforming the way research is done.

Dawn Barry, President/Co-Founder LunaDNA

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AliveAndKickn Podcast - Dawn Barry

Bob Kain

Proper organization and data stewardship for optimal social impact

How Your Health Data Can Improve Healthcare with Dawn Barry, President & Co-founder at LunaPBC and Bob Kain, CEO at LunaPBC

Dawn Barry is President &amp; Co-founder of LunaDNA and former executive of the $40 billion DNA sequencing leader Illumina, which also hails from San Diego. LunaDNA incentivizes the sharing of health and DNA data for research by rewarding people for sharing the data they already own while contributing to medical research and discovery that saves lives. What really sets LunaDNA apart is that people who share their data are able to get shares of ownership in the company, something that’s never been done before. What really sets LunaDNA apart is that people who share their data are able to get shares of ownership in the company, something that’s never been done before. In the last year, Dawn co-founded LunaDNA, which is backed by Illumina Ventures, among other investors. Before cofounding LunaDNA, Dawn - who was was named San Diego Business Journal’s 2017 Business Woman of the Year - rose through the ranks at Illumina, from sales specialists to Vice President of Applied Genomics. There, she integrated market development strategies with product and business model innovation to accelerate the application of genomics in medicine and personal healthcare.   Hailing from rural Berlin, Connecticut, Dawn had humble beginnings as a carpenter’s daughter. She grew up surrounded by plants and animals, which sparked her interest in nature and biology. From an early age, she had the notion that if you take care of nature, it will, in return, take care of you.   Dawn, who studied biology at the University of Vermont, became interested in genetics via her fascination with the organization and blueprint nature of it. The idea of better understanding the blueprint of all living things, and being enabled to become more predictive with that information, was something that intrigued her early on.   Dawn began her post-grad career doing working for Michael Snyder, a renowned genomics professor at the Yale Genome Analysis Center in Connecticut, and then went on to work at a startup in New Haven called Genaissance, where she learned about pharmacogenomics. From there, she earned her MBA from the University of Connecticut, marrying both her passions of business and science.   Listen in as Dawn talks about her journey from humble beginnings in rural Connecticut to helping lead an innovative genetics trailblazer in San Diego.   Dawn enjoys the great offerings near the Solana Beach-based LunaDNA office including: Tacos at Las Olas in Cardiff Craft brew, specifically the Mosaic IPA, at Culture Brewing in Solana Beach (and Carruth Cellars for wine) Coffee at Lofty Coffee in Solana Beach   Keep up with Dawn on social media: LinkedIn Twitter - @DawnBarryDNA

Dawn Barry is President &amp; Co-founder of LunaDNA and former executive of the $40 billion DNA sequencing leader Illumina, which also hails from San Diego. LunaDNA incentivizes the sharing of health and DNA data for research by rewarding people for sharing the data they already own while contributing to medical research and discovery that saves lives. What really sets LunaDNA apart is that people who share their data are able to get shares of ownership in the company, something that’s never been done before. What really sets LunaDNA apart is that people who share their data are able to get shares of ownership in the company, something that’s never been done before. In the last year, Dawn co-founded LunaDNA, which is backed by Illumina Ventures, among other investors. Before cofounding LunaDNA, Dawn - who was was named San Diego Business Journal’s 2017 Business Woman of the Year - rose through the ranks at Illumina, from sales specialists to Vice President of Applied Genomics. There, she integrated market development strategies with product and business model innovation to accelerate the application of genomics in medicine and personal healthcare. Hailing from rural Berlin, Connecticut, Dawn had humble beginnings as a carpenter’s daughter. She grew up surrounded by plants and animals, which sparked her interest in nature and biology. From an early age, she had the notion that if you take care of nature, it will, in return, take care of you. Dawn, who studied biology at the University of Vermont, became interested in genetics via her fascination with the organization and blueprint nature of it. The idea of better understanding the blueprint of all living things, and being enabled to become more predictive with that information, was something that intrigued her early on. Dawn began her post-grad career doing working for Michael Snyder, a renowned genomics professor at the Yale Genome Analysis Center in Connecticut, and then went on to work at a startup in New Haven called Genaissance, where she learned about pharmacogenomics. From there, she earned her MBA from the University of Connecticut, marrying both her passions of business and science. Listen in as Dawn talks about her journey from humble beginnings in rural Connecticut to helping lead an innovative genetics trailblazer in San Diego. Dawn enjoys the great offerings near the Solana Beach-based LunaDNA office including: Tacos at <a href="http://lasolasmex.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Las Olas</a> in Cardiff Craft brew, specifically the Mosaic IPA, at <a href="https://www.culturebrewingco.com/home" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Culture Brewing</a> in Solana Beach (and <a href="http://carruthcellars.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Carruth Cellars</a> for wine) Coffee at <a href="https://loftycoffee.com/pages/solana-beach" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lofty Coffee</a> in Solana Beach Keep up with Dawn on social media: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/dawn-barry-6676651/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/DawnBarryDNA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> - @DawnBarryDNA

Dawn Barry - President & Co-founder of LunaDNA

As the co-founder and president of LunaDNA, Dawn Barry shares a vision of creating the first ever community-owned human health database comprised of donated DNA, medical, and environmental information, resulting in a scope and scale of data that’s never before been possible. The aim is to provide donors with control, privacy, and transparency over their data, which means that every donor will know where and to what type of research their information is going, and will always maintain the right to delete their data at any time. Aside from the intrinsic value of empowering research, giving back, and contributing to new discoveries that could enhance all of our lives, donors will acquire shares in the company and receive compensation in the form of dividends with each donation made. The ultimate goal is to reshape research and accelerate breakthroughs in health and quality of life by aggregating and organizing data from a variety of sources, not the least of which are understudied populations. The team at LunaDNA is patiently awaiting qualification by the SEC; once received, the platform will be open to the public. They’re thinking long-term, with a plan to implement additional portals for sharing electronic health records, and lifestyle and fitness information through APIs such as Fitbit. Interested in learning more?  Hit play and visit lunadna.com to sign up to receive the newsletter. 

As the co-founder and president of LunaDNA, Dawn Barry shares a vision of creating the first ever community-owned human health database comprised of donated DNA, medical, and environmental information, resulting in a scope and scale of data that’s never before been possible. The aim is to provide donors with control, privacy, and transparency over their data, which means that every donor will know where and to what type of research their information is going, and will always maintain the right to delete their data at any time. Aside from the intrinsic value of empowering research, giving back, and contributing to new discoveries that could enhance all of our lives, donors will acquire shares in the company and receive compensation in the form of dividends with each donation made. The ultimate goal is to reshape research and accelerate breakthroughs in health and quality of life by aggregating and organizing data from a variety of sources, not the least of which are understudied populations. The team at LunaDNA is patiently awaiting qualification by the SEC; once received, the platform will be open to the public. They’re thinking long-term, with a plan to implement additional portals for sharing electronic health records, and lifestyle and fitness information through APIs such as Fitbit. Interested in learning more?  Hit play and visit <a href="http://lunadna.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">lunadna.com</a> to sign up to receive the newsletter.