Innovators Awards - 2024

Ayodele co-founded the digital health company with her mother, oncologist Dr. Olufunmilayo Olopade, in 2013. It offers risk assessment and prevention services with the goal of helping clinicians boost access to early screenings and diagnosis. Its technology, used in more than 200 clinics across the country, is geared toward making the genetic counseling and testing process more seamless. It also aims to help providers manage high-risk individuals over time, including by sending alerts when tests are due and crafting patient-education messages designed to increase adherence. Ayodele, who has a Master of Business Administration from the Wharton School, previously worked as a management consultant, investor and investment banker.