Healthcare is at a crossroads. Rising costs, fragmented systems, and outdated models continue to strain patients and providers alike. But what happens when leaders decide to flip the script — putting people and outcomes at the center instead of transactions?In this conversation, Danny Sanchez, CEO of EmpiRx Health, and Alban Mehmeti, Founder & CEO of Inspire11, sit down to discuss how bold ideas and fearless leadership can disrupt an industry built on complexity. From redefining what a pharmacy benefits manager can be, to exploring the balance of empathy, innovation, and business results, they offer a candid look at what it takes to challenge convention and build something better.This isn’t just about healthcare. It’s about the courage to reimagine what’s possible — and the impact that kind of thinking can have on entire industries and the people they serve.

From breaking global business barriers to shattering ocean racing records, Bryon Ehrhart lives where average doesn’t exist. In this episode, Hans, Alban and Kevin sit down with Bryon Ehrhart, Global Head of Growth and Strategic Development at AON and world record-breaking sailing Captain, as he shares how a lifetime of competing at the highest levels—on the water and in the boardroom—has shaped his approach to leadership, team performance, and client impact. From building trust and driving relentless improvement to finding that extra 1% that wins races and market share, Bryon offers actionable insights for anyone aiming to excel where the stakes are highest.

What happens when a real estate company stops thinking in square footage—and starts thinking in possibility?

In this episode of Eleven Minutes, we sit down with Dennis Hall, Chief Technology Officer at MetroNational, the team behind Houston’s dynamic Memorial City. Dennis isn’t just modernizing real estate—he’s reimagining it.

From connected infrastructure and intelligent buildings to digital-first tenant experiences, you’ll hear how Dennis and his team are using data, AI, and bold thinking to turn one of the most established commercial districts into a testbed for the future.

This Eleven Minutes episode kicks off a special chapter of Eleven Minutes—one that goes beyond digital transformation to explore human transformation.

In this episode, we sit down with Sean Safieh, CIO of the America’s Sedgwick, a global organization that touches the lives of millions during some of their most vulnerable moments. But this isn’t just a story about scale—it’s about soul. About how Sedgwick is building technology that doesn’t just process claims—it understands people. Technology that doesn’t just optimize operations—it amplifies empathy.

You’ll hear how Sedgwick is rewriting the playbook for tech-enabled care, infusing humanity into every experience, and proving that being wired for heart isn’t a soft skill—it’s a strategic advantage.

This is innovation with intention.
This is what happens when purpose and platform move as one.
This is Heart-Wired.

At Inspire11, we believe in turning big ideas into real-world impact. That’s why we’re bringing Eleven Minutes—our original video series that spotlights the changemakers, innovators, and rebels reshaping industries—into podcast form on our AhHa Moments channel.

In each episode, you’ll hear the stories behind the breakthroughs. The moments where vision meets velocity. Where strategy meets heart. Where the art of the possible becomes the new reality. These are the people building what’s next—from transforming legacy industries with AI, to designing digital products that make life better, to challenging what it means to lead.

Whether you’re listening on your morning commute, during a lunch break, or in between meetings, we promise to make every minute count.

We’re not just in a tech cycle — we’re in a fundamental shift. In this episode of AhHa Moments, the Inspire11 founders explore why adaptability — not just AI — will define the next era of business. From outdated systems and massive infrastructure gaps to the rise of digital agents and reimagined workflows, this conversation unpacks what’s holding companies back and what it takes to truly move forward.

Alban, Hans, and Kevin sit down with Kent Dauten, Co-Founder of Keystone Capital, to explore the journey of building and leading an elite private equity firm. They discuss how humility, collaboration, and a focus on values drive success in a fast-changing world, along with the importance of giving back and supporting charitable efforts.

Alban, Hans, and Kevin welcome Albert Thigpen to discuss the power of disruption in healthcare and other industries. They explore the role of calculated risks, agility, and trust in driving innovation, highlight AI’s potential in healthcare, and reflect on how bold partnerships spark transformation.