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Olympic Gold Medalist Turned Tech Founder: How Jennifer is Reshaping Women's Health with AI

Jenn Heil isn’t just an Olympic champion—she’s a relentless leader consistently redefining the limits of excellence. After winning Canada’s first gold medal in the 2006 Winter Olympics and holding the record for most World Championship gold medals, she took that same drive to Stanford’s Graduate School of Business. It was there that she co-founded Rya Health, incubated in Stanford’s Startup Garage program, with a simple mission:

“What if every woman had access to Olympic-level care like elite athlete?”

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This is the next chapter in women’s health—solutions built for female physiologies for every phase of life health need. With an Olympic champion at the helm, AI as the engine, and a growing movement of women demanding better care, Rya Health is poised to change the health system—one woman at a time.

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Jennifer’s commitment to breaking barriers has been a defining force throughout her career. Inspired by the community that supported her Olympic success, she co-founded B2ten, a not-for-profit organization that reimagines athlete development by providing world-class sport science and healthcare resources. Now she is bringing B2ten to everyone—democratizing access to elite-level care.

Beyond her work with Rya Health, Jennifer is a sought-after keynote speaker, delivering insights on sustained high performance in sport, business, and health.

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Be the first to experience the future of women's health, join the Rya waitlist!

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