Stefan Weitz

Stefan Weitz is a technology entrepreneur, advisor, and innovator known for his influential work in the tech industry, particularly in search technology and health innovation. He is widely recognized for his leadership at Microsoft, where he served as the Director of Search, helping to develop and launch Bing. During his tenure, he played a key role in expanding the search engine’s capabilities and forging partnerships that significantly boosted its market presence. Weitz is also credited with advancing search technologies that helped bridge the gap between human understanding and digital information.

After nearly two decades at Microsoft, Weitz transitioned to the health sector, becoming an advocate for using technology to improve access to care and patient outcomes. He co-founded Jetson, a personalized, direct-to-consumer probiotics company, driven by his own health struggles after being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS). Weitz is also the co-founder and director of Stella Center, a PTSD-treatment company that uses a revolutionary procedure to combat the effects of trauma. Now co-founder and CEO at HumanX, Weitz focuses on building innovative products and solutions at the intersection of artificial intelligence and human performance. His work involves developing technologies that enhance physical and mental well-being by integrating AI to optimize human potential, whether in sports, rehabilitation, or general health.

Additionally, Weitz is a Senior Advisor at Sterling Partners, a $4 billion private equity firm, where he helps companies such as Datacubed, which uses behavioral science to boost the efficacy of clinical drug trials, discover and grow their unique commercial value.

Weitz frequently speaks on topics of innovation, digital transformation, and health technology, sharing insights on how the intersection of these fields can lead to a better future. His work continues to influence both the tech and healthcare industries, advocating for the power of data and AI in solving some of society’s most pressing challenges.