Alan ForemanFounder

United Kingdom - Bowdon, England,

Alan is a visionary tech entrepreneur who has built a highly successful career in the Healthcare Technology industries working with the world’s leading healthcare providers (pharmaceuticals, medical devices, private and public healthcare) and technology providers (software, hardware, platform, cybersecurity, consulting).

As co-founder and CEO of global heart health technology company, B-Secur, Alan is responsible for company strategy, building a world class team, driving partnerships and commercial success.

He has also orchestrated unprecedented levels of investment fund raising of any early-stage company in Northern Ireland, including raising investment in U.S., enabling B-Secur to advance a truly unique world's first technology.

Alan leads more than 75 experts at B-Secur including world-class scientists, leading engineers and experienced commercial executives at offices across the U.S., the UK and Ireland, with expanding customer bases in Europe, Americas and Asia.

B-Secur’s FDA-Cleared HeartKey technology is a world’s first which is revolutionising the way people experience technology, bringing personalised and preventative healthcare monitoring to everyone.

Prior to B-Secur, Alan spent almost twenty years at Future Global 500 company, Accenture plc, latterly as Managing Director, working in Products and Healthcare based industries with a strong focus on technology innovation. This involved working with many of the world’s leading technology providers including Microsoft, Apple, IBM, Cisco, EMC and Salesforce.

A prominent member of Northern Ireland’s burgeoning tech sector, Alan works closely with a number of prestigious UK universities including Queen’s University and Ulster University.

As a leading authority on UK entrepreneurship Alan sits on the UK Confederation of British Industry (CBI) Health Council. The council, made up of senior executives from CBI members leading businesses and industry groups across the health and life science sectors, steers CBI’s work to promote health as a major driver of wellbeing, productivity and prosperity and to enhance the competitiveness of the UK economy.

Alan is also a guest lecturer on entrepreneurship at the London School of Economics. He works closely with the Department of Trade and Industry (TDI) and other bodies in the UK and Ireland developing strategies for technology leadership.

His expert opinion is regularly called upon by international analysts and media in the MedTech industry and he has contributed to articles in Forbes, the BBC, TechCrunch and the Financial Times.