Dr Marie Charles, MD, MIA, FRSM, FRSTM&H, FRSPH, FRGS
"When I became a doctor, I never wanted to treat just one patient at a time, I wanted to treat entire nations"
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Dr Marie Charles, MD, MIA
DeepX Elysium Inc.
Doctor of Medicine
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Master of International Affairs
(International Finance, Business and Law)
Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA)
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The Royal Society of Medicine |
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The Royal Society for Public Health |
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The Royal Society for Tropical Medicine & Hygiene |
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The Royal Geographical Society |
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Henry Crown Fellow |
The Aspen Institute |
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The Royal College of Physicians |
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The Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh |
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The International Institute of Strategic Studies |
Dr Marie Charles, MD, MIA, FRSM, FRSTM&H, FRSPH, FRGS is a globally renowned Chair, CEO, 2x Exited Founder, Physician, and Venture Capitalist, widely regarded as one of the key pioneers in the field of global health and AI innovation.
Initially groomed to run one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies in Europe, Dr Charles instead chose to found a series of her own international enterprises, all of which have gone on to become global leaders in their respective fields, collectively active in +42 countries.
She builds, funds and advises ventures that scale, directs capital that matters, and helps to shape ethical Al-health safe practices and access globally.
Over a +20-year career of Board and C-suite experience, spanning serial entrepreneurship to private equity investing, she has concurrently scaled her own companies to 42 countries across 4 continents, directed deep-tech AI and Health investments including for a $105Bn+ fund, helped shape global governmental policy, and personally architected and led global health-access initiatives credited with saving millions of lives.
Frequently referred to as "The Joan of Arc of 21st-Century Medicine", Dr Marie Charles is also a pioneer in the field of human biology and Agentic AI. The conversion of biology into adaptive intelligence - bridges cutting-edge clinical science, Al, and real-world impact at a global scale optimizing human health boundaries, while building the next generation of ethical Al health technologies that democratize precision health.
To commercialize her research, Dr Charles recently founded a TechBio company, DeepX Elysium, which is pioneering Precision Nutrient Intelligence for decisive medical-grade human performance and health span optimization.
By fusing global clinical evidence, genomics, and real-time biometrics to deliver live, adaptive precision protocols, her world leading, continuously learning Agentic Al engine creates a kinetic living partnership with human biology.
Her AI platform has predictive facilities for occupationally induced degenerative injuries and delivers mission-precision protocols for cognitive endurance, accelerated physical recovery, and stress resilience, while providing live navigation for human biology with precision protocols updating in near real-time.
Additionally, Dr Marie Charles has +18 years of concurrent venture capital and private equity investment experience.
In recognition of her extensive private equity and venture capital investing experience combined with her global expertise in AI and health, the European Commission appointed her as an Investment Judge Al for AI, Health investments by the $105 Bn Horizon Europe Fund (EIC Accelerator) - approx. 1 - 5% overall approval rate, as well as an Expert Advisor in the fields of AI and Health.
As an investment judge, Dr Marie Charles has panel investment approval authority for $17M - $23M equity and blended finance investments into Europe's leading deep tech and health startups.
This is a gate-keeper roll where she approves investments in Al, BioTech, Deep Tech, Therapeutics, Diagnostics, MedTech, FemTech and Digital Health, mostly at Series A, and where she oversees the full investment lifecycle from due diligence and final investment approval to portfolio monitoring and exit strategy.
Her responsibilities also include enforcing the EU's mandate for human-centric and trustworthy Al, ensuring all ventures comply with the EU Al Act, XAl, and FAIR Data Principles while shaping Europe's deep-tech future.
Concurrently, Dr Charles has also been selected to serve as an Official Representative with Consultative Status - Al Health to the United Nations General Assembly, ECOSOC, and other intergovernmental UN bodies on Artificial Intelligence and Global Health projects.
Dr Charles advocates in the New York, Geneva, and Vienna headquarters and helps shape UN resolutions and frameworks on ethical Al, health access, safe AI and trustworthy technology, influencing global standards affecting 193 member states.
Philanthropically Dr Marie Charles is globally renowned for her work as the Founder, Chair and CEO of her international social enterprise Global Medic Force (GMF) previously the International Center for Equal Healthcare Access (ICEHA).
As the global leader in clinical skills rapid transfer to emerging nations, GMF deploys +2,150 specially recruited and highly trained volunteer medical experts from +18 Western nations to train tens of thousands of healthcare workers in developing nations across 4 continents, including in disaster zones, war zones, conflict zones and pandemics regardless of how remote, hostile, non-permissive and demanding the local conditions.
This medical volunteer resource collectively represents more than 30,000 years of clinical expertise, or USD $8Bn+ in medical human capital transfer value.
For +20 years, Global Medic Force has set the international standard by which all others in the global clinical skills healthcare space are judged.
There is no government on earth that possesses a volunteer medical resource equal to that created by Dr Marie Charles. As such she has been credited with having saved millions of lives throughout the developing world across 4 continents.
GMF is currently transforming its revolutionary clinical skills rapid transfer model for the intelligence age with the creation of a proprietary AI-driven clinical skills platform, thus exponentially scaling its impact and the breath of its reach.
Early life & education
Dr Marie Charles was born in Belgium, the eldest of 6 children. Her late father was Professor Emeritus of the Department of Applied Sciences as well as of the Department of Electrical Engineering (ESAT) at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven in Belgium. He also served frequently as a visiting professor at MIT, Peking University, UC Berkeley, amongst many others.
While growing up, Dr Charles initially studied the piano and violin whilst performing extensively both nationally and internationally with the highly acclaimed national Belgian Choir, Cappella Concinite, throughout the 1970's and 1980's. The choir performed in many of the most notable venues across Europe, including the Vatican and for numerous Royal Families, as well as on Belgian national radio and Belgian national television. During her time with Cappella Concinite, she performed as a soprano in the following successful record album releases:
Upon graduating from a well-known boarding school for girls, Dr Charles was accepted to study medicine at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (KU Leuven). Established in 1425, KU Leuven is one of the oldest universities in the world and consistently ranks as #1 in Europe for innovation ahead of Imperial College (2nd) and Cambridge University (3rd) and is ranked #5 globally.
For the duration of her time as a medical student at KU Leuven, she was hand-picked by the university to be one of its official representatives (Hostgroep) during visits by world leaders, foreign dignitaries and roaylty.
Dr Marie Charles received her Doctor of Medicine (MD) at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven in Belgium in 1990, before subsequently obtaining a Master of International Affairs (MIA) in International Finance, Business and Law from Columbia University, School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) in New York City in 1992 where she became fluent in English as her 6th language and later served as an Adjunct Professor teaching her revolutionary global healthcare access and innovation models to graduate students.
Previous Career
In 1992, as a qualified Doctor of Medicine with a post-graduate degree in International Affairs (International Finance, Business and Law), Dr Marie Charles was recruited by Merck & Co, at the time the largest pharmaceutical company in the world, to join its Executive Fast Track Program at its global headquarters in the US where she was groomed for a senior international executive leadership position in the company.
In 1997 she moved to Asia for family reasons residing in Malaysia and Singapore. During this period, she acted as a Consulting Medical Director for Bristol-Myers Squibb Asia and, using her previous experience at Merck & Co, successfully trained specialist doctors and heads of university hospital departments throughout the region in the design, implementation, analysis and reporting of clinical research studies as required by the FDA, enabling them to become certified clinical trial centers for the pharmaceutical industry and increase the revenue streams of their respective hospitals.
In the late 1990’s, upon relocating to Europe, Dr Charles became the Chief Operating Officer at the International Antiviral Therapy Evaluation Centre (IATEC) at the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands. At IATEC she oversaw an annual clinical trial research budget of approx. 50M and 75 PhD researchers conducting clinical trials on new drug therapies for infectious diseases, including HIV/AIDS, in developing countries across Africa and Asia.
At the time these countries were “front line states” in the battle against infectious diseases and HIV/AIDS.
Her responsibilities included oversight of all aspects of the design and international implementation of clinical trials, data collection analysis and interpretation, financial, operational and HR management as well as building IATEC’s global clinical trial partnership network across Asia, Africa and the US while fundraising from corporate and public funding sources.
Under her leadership, IATEC scaled into one of the world’s leading international antiviral research centers during peak pandemic era.
However, having witnessed first-hand the attending lack of adequate healthcare system infrastructure in the trial countries combined with the local healthcare workers’ lack of practical training in accurate diagnosis and the administration of appropriate treatment, Dr Marie Charles realized that new antiviral therapies were not reaching the patients in need and that no amount of well-intentioned donor funding would change that.
She further realized that by focusing on the private sector first, a structured systemic solution could to be created to reach and effectively treat entire patient populations.
To address this misalignment, she founded PharmAccess International (PAI) in 2020 and subsequently invited two of her colleagues at the University of Amsterdam into her venture.
PharmAccess International was a highly successful private company with a revolutionary business model that Dr Charles created, dedicated to the establishment and running of private healthcare facilities for the employees of multinational corporations throughout Africa. This resulted in access to quality healthcare and optimized infectious disease treatment for employees and their families where none had previously existed.
Initial multinational corporate clients that Dr Charles secured included Heineken (subsidiaries in 9 countries in Africa), AngloGold, Standard Chartered amongst others.
In late 2001, following the dramatic commercial success of her PharmAccess International initiative, and having demonstrated the significant commercial efficacy of her business model (which was initially HIV and African centric by design), she sold her equity interests in PAI in order to seed fund her next start-up, the International Center For Equal Healthcare Access (ICEHA), later renamed Global Medic Force (GMF), enabling her to expand into many other fields of medicine including infectious diseases, chronic diseases, and primary healthcare throughout the entire developing world, and at a national level, beyond those who enjoyed access exclusively through their multinational employers.
After her equity sale, Pharmaccess International was converted into a foundation (“Pharmaccess Foundation”) and continues to thrive to this day in the original business model that Dr Charles designed and pioneered.
In contrast to PAI's private sector model, ICEHA's national healthcare system optimization programs were designed to reach the majority of the populations of the countries in which ICEHA operated. Its first engagement, in early 2002, was by urgent invitation of the Government of Vietnam.
Due to its unprecedented growth, in 2009 ICEHA was rebranded as Global Medic Force which, now with operational directorates in the US, Europe, and Asia, further expanded globally to +2,150 volunteer expert physicians from +18 Western nations specializing in healthcare system building and clinical skills rapid transfer to developing nations across 4 continents.
The organization operates as a social enterprise. Its goal is to significantly reduce the dependency on perpetual aid from Western donors while simultaneously saving millions of lives by training local medical professionals to optimally treat their own patients within their existing medical resource limitations.
This involves the transfer of a USD $8Bn+ value in medical human capital, or 30,000 years of the highest quality Western medical expertise, directly to healthcare workers throughout the developing world. As such, Dr Marie Charles has been credited with having saved millions of lives throughout the developing world.
In her capacity as Founder & Managing Director of PharmAccess International and, subsequently, as the Founder, Chair & CEO of Global Medic Force, Dr Charles has deployed for +20 years to many of the most remote, inaccessible and often hostile regions across 4 continents, including isolated and rural areas of Vietnam, China, Cambodia, Kiribati, Thailand, Nepal, South Africa, Surinam, Burundi, Rwanda, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Philippines, Botswana, Lesotho, Côte d’Ivoire, Ethiopia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Nigeria, Honduras, Congo Brazzaville, Uganda and many others.
Sponsors, Project Partners and Financial Partners that Dr Marie Charles has attracted include many of the world's largest international governmental bodies, financial institutions, foundations and corporates active in the global healthcare space including the International Finance Corporation (IFC), Morgan Stanley, UBS, JP Morgan, Elton John AIDS Foundation, J&J Foundation, Merck & Co, Tibotec Corporation, Gilead, Bristol Myers Squibb, Pfizer, AmFAR, Centers for Disease Control Atlanta (CDC), USAID, PEPFAR, Family Health International (FHI), Care International, Infectious Disease Society of America, World Health Organization (WHO) , Elisabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, American Academy of Pediatrics, Rufford Foundation, William A Haseltine Foundation, PATH, Heineken Breweries etc.
GMF’s highly qualified medical volunteers are considered the top experts in their respective fields and include, amongst others, heads of departments, professors, private practice physicians, hospital physicians, specialists, consultants, and personal physicians to Her Majesty The Queen, all of whom are carefully recruited from the very best academic and medical institutions in the Western world, including Harvard University, Johns Hopkins University, Columbia University, Oxford University, Cambridge University, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Yale University, Weill Cornell Medical School, University of California Los Angeles, University of California San Francisco, Brown University, Duke University, University of Toronto, Tan Tock Seng Hospital Singapore, University of Edinburgh, Chelsea Westminster Hospital London, Stanford University, Baylor College of Medicine, New York Presbyterian Hospital and many others.
For +20 years, Global Medic Force has set the international standard by which all others in the global healthcare space are judged. There is no government on earth that possesses a volunteer medical resource equal to that created by Dr Marie Charles and even McKinsey & Co was commissioned by a 3rd party to produce a case study in an attempt to learn how others could replicate its success.
Subsequently, in 2009, Dr Marie Charles founded the Tiger Investment Group in Hong Kong as a closed, private wealth venture fund including for the personal wealth of some of the most internationally renowned figures in global health.
Tiger’s investment focus was disruptive healthcare investments in the world’s fastest growing economies in Asia. It was widely regarded as being one of the highest performing closed impact investment vehicles, helping to establish “impact investing” as a mainstream investment class in Asia.
During her 10-year tenure, Dr Charles became the first Managing General Partner of a closed, private wealth venture fund to be invited to deliver the Plenary Address at the annual AVCJ Private Equity Forum, Asia’s premier private equity event hosted by the Asian Venture Capital Journal.
She was furthermore invited to address the Family Office Investment Forum in Zurich, the Private Equity Healthcare Investors Conference in New York, and Credit Suisse’s wealthiest institutional clients in Asia at the Credit Suisse Global Investment Forum in Singapore, as one of Credit Suisse’s globally selected “Distinguished Speakers," amongst many others.
Selected positions held by Tiger partners and principals include: United Nations Special Envoy; US Assistant Secretary of State; US Assistant Surgeon General; Time Magazine 100 most influential people in the world; Founding Practitioner of the Global LBO industry, and others.
Brief Selection of International Media
The international media has extensively followed Dr Marie Charles’ +20-year journey from commercial disruptive innovation and high finance to the “front line of life” deploying throughout the developing world across 4 continents, saving millions of lives while surviving targeted kidnapping attempts, epidemics, famines, revolutions, pandemics, wars and disaster zones.
Media coverage includes bestselling and award-winning industry defining books such as The New Humanitarians (US) and One World Health (UK), as well as feature news articles and interviews including The Economist (UK), South China Morning Post - multiple editions (Hong Kong), Singapore Business Times (Cover & Raffles Conversation feature (Singapore), Boston Herald (Boston), Huffington Post (New York), Carl Asia Magazine - cover and multiple feature editions (Hong Kong), Belane Magazine - 3-part series (Switzerland), Carl Magazine UK, amongst others.
She has also extensively published in numerous international professional medical journals including the American Journal of Medicine (US), and has been the subject of television and radio documentaries including for the BBC (London) and PBS Network (US).
Brief Selection of Feature Television, Radio, News and Media Interviews with Dr Marie Charles, MD, MIA, FRSM, FRSTM&H, FRSPH, FRGS
Brief Selection of News, Media, Magazines, Journals, Books and Periodicals Featuring the Work of Dr Marie Charles, MD, MIA, FRSM, FRSTM&H, FRSPH, FRGS
Selection of BBC Interview Topic Sheets with Dr Marie Charles on her Global Philanthropy
In February 2003, she was deployed in a remote rural location on the Vietnamese border with China, which both the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO) declared was the epicentre of the SARS epidemic outbreak. Although working in hyper-contagious, isolated agrarian conditions where people co-habited with their animals and where the local pharmacy was little more than a herb garden at the back of a hut, she refused to follow WHO and CDC directives to abandon her work and evacuate. She and her fellow GMF volunteer medical experts stayed in place at the epicentre to continue their work.
In May 2003, travelling from the Liberian border to Abidjan in Côte d’Ivoire, Dr Charles was kidnapped by FN rebels opposing President Gbagbo’s government. Her release was secured by individuals loyal to the National Army Chief of Staff, Phillippe Mangou, who was assassinated shortly after.
Of all of the challenging and hostile locations that Dr Marie Charles has deployed to over the past 20 years, including war zones, conflict zones, and disaster zones across 4 continents, few places are as memorable as Kasensero Landing in Uganda on the border with Tanzania. Being the rumoured birth place of AIDS in Africa, its river had once been clogged by the corpses of the Rwanda and Burundi genocides. Near universal poverty, sickness, crime and drug addiction made Kasensero Landing seem like the end of the world, and for the 40% of the population infected with HIV/AIDS and almost universal malaria, for many it was. Naturally, there was a cover charge to get in.
In 2001, escorted by security forces among decaying corpses littering the streets in 40C heat and 100% humidity, Dr Marie Charles was hosted to a surreal meeting.
When on deployment in the most remote and inaccessible parts of rural Asia and Africa, one is both humbled and very appreciative to accept local hospitality as a matter of course, sharing the generosity of people who themselves have almost nothing. One goat can be the entire wealth of a village. And over the past 20 years with various indigenous cultures, that hospitality for Dr Marie Charles has also extended to sharing crocodile, zebra, snake, eyeballs, larvae, cockroaches, insects and turtles.
Dr Marie Charles believes that the only thing more surreal than being robbed at gun point by AK47 wielding Maoist “freedom fighters” in the high Himalayas, is that they have the courtesy and very good manners to issue an actual receipt for the stolen money, redeemable (in the unlikely event) they manage to take control of the government.
Sliding helplessly (in slow motion, up to her neck and in her best business dress) from a boat destabilized by exuberant foreigners, into a sea of floating human effluence in the Tonle Sap river in Cambodia, in front of esteemed medical colleague volunteers from all over the world, provides an excellent opportunity to hone one’s leadership skills.
Vietnam is one of the first countries to which Global Medic Force deployed. In 2007 Dr Charles received an urgent summons from the Vietnamese Government to fly to Ha Noi immediately. While no details were provided as to the reason for the trip, the request was non-negotiable. On arrival she was taken to the National Assembly to receive the Vietnamese National Medal of Honour from the President of Vietnam personally for having saved more lives in Vietnam than any other physician.
A little practical local knowledge coupled with audacity and ingenuity, can engineer a completely sustainable transformation in the wealth, health, and quality of life for remote tribes living in subsistence circumstances, no matter how many landmines surround one's village hut.
International Keynote Speaking
Dr Marie Charles is regularly featured at many of the world’s most highly regarded international healthcare and investment conferences, including in specialized closed presentation sessions, as a "Distinguished Speaker" and as a Keynote Speaker.
Brief Selection of Recent Keynote and Distinguished Speaker Presentations by Dr Marie Charles
- Credit Suisse Global Investment Forum - Singapore
- Follow The Entrepreneur Summit - London
- Annual Asian Private Equity and Venture Capital Forum - Plenary Address - Singapore
- TBLI Europe - Amsterdam
- TBLI Nordic - Oslo
- Zurich Family Office Investment Forum - Zurich
- Bird & Bird Healthcare Investment Conference - Hong Kong
- Skoll World Forum - Oxford University
- IFC - Washington DC
- Wellcome Trust - London
- PYMWYMIC - Amsterdam
- Temasek - Singapore
- PGGM - Amsterdam
- J&J Foundation - US
- Harvard University - Boston
- Columbia University - New York
- Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health - Baltimore
- Yale University - New Haven, Connecticut
- University of California (UCSF) - San Francisco
- University of California (UCLA) - Los Angeles
- Brown University - Providence, Rhode Island
- Duke University - Durham, North Carolina
- Social Venture Network - California
- Renaissance Weekends Group - California, South Carolina, Canada
- Aspen Institute - Aspen
- Global Philanthropy Forum - Washington DC, & California
- PEPFAR - Washington DC
- United Nations - New York
- Global Health Council - Washington DC
- Royal Geographical Society - London
- Geneva Health Forum - Geneva
- World Health Organization - New York
- USAID - Washington DC
- Infectious Disease Society of America Annual Conference - Washington DC
- American Society for Tropical Medicine and Hygiene and Traveller’s Health Annual Conference - San Francisco
- House of Lords - private session - London
- Aspen Institute Global Health Forum - Aspen
- International AIDS Society Annual Conference - Rio de Janeiro
- Family Health International - Ho Chi Minh City
- Central Committee for Science and Education (CCSE) Vietnam - Hanoi
- NHS - London
- The Albert Einstein College of Medicine - New York
- University of Southern California - California
- JP Morgan Chase - New York
- ASHOKA - Washington DC
- PATH Global Health - Seattle
- The London School of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene - London
- The American Academy of Paediatrics - New York
- The National Defense Academy of Vietnam - Hanoi
- Cornell University - New York
Academic and University Posts
- Adjunct Professor, Columbia University, School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA), New York City
- Chief Operating Officer, International Antiviral Therapy Evaluation Center (IATEC), University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam
International Achievements and Awards
In recognition of her leadership and innovation in global health, Dr Marie Charles has received numerous international accolades and awards.
This includes amongst others, being appointed as a Henry Crown Fellow at the Aspen Institute, which selects the top 20 outstanding entrepreneurial and business leaders each year to participate in a rigorous two year program in order to meet the challenges of business leadership in the 21st century, through a lifelong commitment to honor, integrity, industry and philanthropy.
However, the award that is most dear to her heart is Vietnam’s National Medal of Honor, presented by the President of Vietnam at the opening of the National Assembly in 2007 in Ha Noi, for having saved more lives in Vietnam than any other physician.
Professional Distinctions and Associations
- Fellow of The Royal Society of Medicine
- Fellow of the Royal Society For Public Health
- Fellow of the Royal Society For Tropical Medicine and Hygiene
- Member of the Royal College of Physicians
- Henry Crown Fellow, Aspen Institute
- Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society
- Member of the Royal Economic Society
- Member of the International Institute For Strategic Studies
Personal Interests
Her personal interests include:
Classic Military Aviation
Expedition diving as a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and medical doctor.
She is a qualified Closed Circuit Rebreather (CCR) Technical Diver, Master Diver, Emergency First Responder Diver, Rescue Diver, Deep Diver and Enriched Air/Nitrox Diver.
Asian art, bringing global health into the 21st Century with AI, and wildlife conservation.
Also: big cities, extreme nature, and hard science fiction thrillers.
Short Selection of Open Source Links on Dr Marie Charles, MD, MIA, FRSM, FRSTM&H, FRSPH, FRGS
- PBS Television documentary Dr Marie Charles
- Royal Geographical Society 21st Century Challenges Series: Global Health lecture Dr Marie Charles
- BBC Radio 4 interview Dr Marie Charles
- Credit Suisse Global Philanthropy & Investment Forum keynote speaker Dr Marie Charles
- Belane Magazine - Switzerland feature interview Dr Marie Charles
- Singapore Business Times feature interview Dr Marie Charles
- South China Morning Post - Hong Kong feature interview Dr Marie Charles (with video link)
- Belane Magazine - Switzerland follow up feature interview "Ground Zero SARS Epidemic" Dr Marie Charles
- Speaker Connect - Asia's Leading International Speaking Bureau - Dr Marie Charles MD MIA FRGS FRSPH
- Private Healthcare Investor Conference - New York keynote speaker Dr Marie Charles
- Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health keynote speaker Dr Marie Charles
- Follow the Entrepreneur Conference - London keynote speaker Dr Marie Charles
- Zurich Family Office Investment Forum keynote speaker Dr Marie Charles
- Asian Private Equity & Venture Capital Forum Annual Conference - Plenary Address Dr Marie Charles - the Tiger group
- A-Speakers International Speakers Bureau - Dr Marie Charles MD MIA FRGS FRSPH
- TBLI Conference Nordic keynote speaker Dr Marie Charles
- TBLI Conference Europe keynote speaker Dr Marie Charles
- Responsible Investment Banking keynote speaker Dr Marie Charles
- Global Medic Force
- Private Healthcare Investor Conference - New York keynote speaker Dr Marie Charles
- One World Health: An Overview of Global Health (Lord Nigel Crisp) interview Dr Marie Charles
- The New Humanitarians: Inspiration Innovations, and Blueprints for Visionaries. Chapter dedicated to the work of Dr Marie Charles: "Defeating the Developing World's Dependence on Perpetual Western Charity in the Field of Healthcare"
- Global Giving: Dr Marie Charles discusses global health issues freeing the third world from charity reliance
- Royal Geographical Society 21st Century Challenges Series: Dr Marie Charles (with video link)
- Asia One Health republished interview Dr Marie Charles
- Champions Motivational Speakers Dr Marie Charles MD MIA FRGS FRSPH
- Earth Torch Dr Marie Charles
- Bird & Bird Healthcare in China Big Risk, Big Business (Hong Kong) Dr Marie Charles
- Royal Geographical Society 21st Century Challenges. Global health overview in the 21st Century Dr Marie Charles
- Health Asia One interview Dr Marie Charles
- Ponytail Journal Michel Obama, Dr Marie Charles, Catherine Duchess of Cambridge
- Asia Breaking News Dr Marie Charles
- Royal Geographical Society informed discussion global health Dr Marie Charles
- A-Speakers Inspiration Interview Dr Marie Charles MD MIA FRGS FRSPH
- Business & Technology interview Dr Marie Charles
- TBLI Nordic Conference Roundtable Part 2 Dr Marie Charles
- A-Speakers Blog Dr Marie Charles Lessons From The Front Line of Life