“When I reflect on my own life, I personally feel like I’m living his dream,” said keynote speaker, Christopher Young.
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Cleveland Clinic honored Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s dream Friday by highlighting those who are continuing their selfless work.
Young, is a Microsoft leader and Cleveland native, he also has his own personal ties to Cleveland Clinic. His mother was an employee there for 30 years. He said he wants to push to integrate high tech software like AI, artificial Intelligence, into healthcare.
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