Saro Armenian, Barron Hilton Chair in Pediatrics at City of Hope, shared City of Hope’s post on LinkedIn, adding:
“What inspired our future City of Hope CEO Robert Stone more than 30 years ago continues to inspire our entire Children’s Cancer Center team today. Patients and families remain the reason behind everything we do.”
Quoting City of Hope‘s post:
“The meaning behind our work often starts with the people we’re doing it for.
We’re excited to kick off Season 5 of On the Edge of Breakthrough with City of Hope CEO Robert Stone.
In this episode, Robert reflects on the moment that brought him to City of Hope 30 years ago and the experiences that shaped his approach to leadership. He also shares his perspective on expanding access to cancer care, accelerating innovation and research, and the role AI may play in the future of healthcare.
Robert Stone leads one of the largest and most advanced cancer research and treatment organizations in the United States. Since joining City of Hope in 1996, he has helped guide its growth from a single-campus cancer center into a national system dedicated to delivering leading-edge research, exceptional patient care and greater access to lifesaving treatments.
At the core of Robert’s leadership is a simple belief: patients and families should be at the center of every decision, every discovery and every effort to advance cancer care.
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