This week AI startup Prezent announced that Dr. Charlotte Owens, former SVP and Head of Global Medical Affairs & Outcomes Research at Organon, was appointed to its newly announced Senior Executive Board.
The Senior Executive Board at Prezent is a collection of external leaders who bring deep expertise and strategic perspective. In particular, the board offers insights into the communication needs and challenges of specific industries.
Dr. Charlotte Owens brings over two decades of experience as a physician, executive and educator.
On joining the Board, she’d said, “When I first learned about Prezent, I was stunned at how much time, money, and effort I had put into creating communications that took hours and hours to get right—only to realize Prezent could help me do that in a matter of minutes.”
“That time back meant more space to strategize, inform, socialize—while not having to go it alone when it came to making communication within my organization more inclusive and actionable,” added the executive.
Dr. Owens was earlier Senior Vice President and Head of Global Medical Affairs & Outcomes Research at Organon, where she oversaw large-scale communication efforts across global markets.
Currently she serves as Chief Medical Officer for DeepLook Medical and as an adjunct Assistant Clinical Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Morehouse School of Medicine.
Prezent was started to help individuals unlock business storytelling capabilities, including via audience empathy, structured storylines, and high-end designed templates.
For Dr. Owens the strength and diversity of the AI-powered communication tools was only part of the appeal at the enterprise.
“The combination of tools, training, and templates is impressive, but what truly sets Prezent apart is its adaptability—and the people behind it. I haven’t encountered many teams this thoughtful about real-world use cases, especially across industries.”
“It’s also the people. Everyone I’ve met at Prezent is deeply committed to the mission. There’s a strong culture of collaboration, curiosity, and listening—which, in my view, is just as important as the tech.”
