Leerom Segal

Leerom Segal (born April 19, 1979 in Tel Aviv, Israel) is a Canadian entrepreneur, humanitarian, and philanthropist.

Segal immigrated to Canada and co-founded Klick Health in 1996 with Aaron Goldstein and Peter Cordy. Segal also currently sits on the Board of Trustees for publicly traded Dream Industrial REIT (DIR.UN-T.), an unincorporated, open-ended real estate investment trust that provides investors with direct exposure to the industrial real estate sector. He is also on the Google Health Advisory Board, is a CGI LEAD mentor and co-founded Circulation, the pioneer in on-demand non-emergency healthcare transportation and Uber’s Preferred Healthcare Partner

Klick Health Co-founded in 1996 by Peter Cordy, Aaron Goldstein and Leerom Segal specializes in marketing and commercialization for the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device, and insurer markets across North America. Under Segal's leadership, the company continued to achieve a 30% year-over-year growth, grown to over 400 employees with an attrition rate of less than 3%, and regularly appeared on the lists of Canada's Best 50 Managed Companies, Canada's Best Small and Medium Employers, and the Deloitte Fast Technology 500. Klick is also a Branham top 5 pure-play healthcare IT company and named by the World Economic Forum as a Global Growth Company to watch.

Named one of the most inspiring leaders in the life sciences industry since 2012, Segal regularly contributes to the life sciences industry’s leading publications and holds a position on the advisory board of the Digital Health Coalition.

Segal focuses heavily on company culture, through mechanisms like Peer Recognition Awards, the Klick-It-Forward donation program, and annual viral holiday videos. Segal and Goldstein have spent much of Klick's history developing and refining Genome, an internal system that has replaced email and drives communication, collaboration, and culture. In 2014, Genome was awarded the MIX Unlimited Human Potential Challenge M-Prize and was recognized by the Nielsen Norman Group as one of the 10 Best Intranets of 2015.

On February 20, 2014, Segal published The Decoded Company: Know Your People Better Than You Know Your Customers, a Penguin Portfolio book, along with co-authors Aaron Goldstein (Klick's Co-Founder), Jay Goldman (Klick Managing Director), and Rahaf Harfoush (Technology Strategist). The book was well received by reviewers and was named a New York Times Best Seller in March 2014. Several high-profile media published excerpts of the book, including Wired and Fast Company magazines.

In 2015, he served as Chief Curator at Klick Ideas Exchange (a precursor to the BIO International Convention), bringing together the top biopharma CEOs with some of the world's leading innovators, including President Bill Clinton, Drs. Eric Topol, Ezekiel Emanuel and Daniel Kraft, biotech luminaries Martine Rothblatt and RJ Kirk, and business management gurus Tom Peters and Gary Hamel. Earlier in that year, he was named the 2015 Leadership Award honoree by the Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center. In October 2014, he was named EY's 2014 Ontario Media & Technology Entrepreneur of the Year, plus he won the Agency Marketer of the Year Gold Award from Medical Marketing & Media magazine (MM&M) which called him "a dynamic business leader and maverick who has driven innovation". Around the same time, The Globe and Mail referred to him as a "tech prodigy".

On June 15, 2015, Klick Health produced, hosted and curated the inaugural Klick Ideas Exchange. The event brought together visionary leaders with the nation’s top biopharma CEOs to explore how emerging technologies and data can radically change the way health care is delivered and how health care companies work. The event was highlighted by keynote by President Bill Clinton, and followed by a conversation between President Clinton and Dr. Ron Cohen, event co-chair, incoming Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) Chairman, and CEO of Acorda Therapeutics Inc. The by-invitation-only event was held in Philadelphia as a precursor to the BIO International Convention with an all-encompassing lineup of presenters and panelists that also included Drs. Eric Topol, Ezekiel Emanuel, and Daniel Kraft, biotech luminaries Martine Rothblatt, Craig Venter, and RJ Kirk, and business management gurus Tom Peters and Gary Hamel.

He is a regular attendee of TED, TEDMED, and TEDGlobal. And was named to Profit Magazine’s Hall of Fame for being the youngest ever CEO of a PROFIT 100 company.