#ADEL 2019 - Kheston Walkins : "There is a shift in the way people think about mental health"

March 30, 2020

Discover the 2019 Atlantic Dialogues Emerging Leaders through a series of interviews that were held in December in Marrakesh during the 8th edition of the ADEL program. Kheston Walkins (Trinidad & Tobago) is the CEO / Chief NeuroInnovation Officer at Allegori. Find out more about him in 4 questions : 1/ When did you start your activity ? 2/ What are the applications and the impact of your innovation ? 3/ What is your biggest aspiration ? 4/ What do you expect of the ADEL Program ?

Speakers
Kheston Walkins
CEO, Chief NeuroInnovation Officer, Allegori; Atlantic Dialogues Emerging Leader (ADEL)
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