Shanil Gunasekara

Shanil Gunasekara is an experienced Technology Executive, Digital Health Consultant, and Senior Product and Project Manager for Healthcare and Information Technology Innovation. He is specialized in building and growing technology companies, advising and actively collaborating with startups of all stages, managing relationships with government stakeholders, providing technical advisory services, spearheading product innovation, crafting go-to-market plans, and assessing medical regulatory compliance for North America and Europe. He is passionate about actively leading the transformation of Healthcare, Information Technology, Artificial Intelligence, and Social Impact for this generation, and the future that follows. Shanil is currently the CEO of eTreat Medical Diagnostics Inc. in Vancouver, Canada. Responsible overall for administrative, business development and technical leadership and expertise. Also held the CTO position and still responsible for many CTO-related functions including overall technology framework design, managing a team of industry-leading developers, front-end mobile app and high volume backend database development. Led the launch of two key innovative digital health applications through the regulatory approval pathway and to market. Strategized go-to-market plans for B2B and B2C products. Led two successful private investment rounds in North America, Singapore and South Asia, and numerous funding opportunities with key government institutions. Managed clinical studies for eTreatMD products in Canada, USA, Sri Lanka, Latvia and El Salvador. Led business partnerships with entities in USA, Canada, India, Indonesia, Japan and Sri Lanka. Under Shanil’s leadership eTreat was recognized for the following awards: Global Digital Health Top 100 (2015, 2016, 2017), Ready to Rocket - Digital Health (2016, 2017, 2019, 2020), CATAAlliance Telus Outstanding Product Achievement Award in mHealth (2016). Shanil was listed in the BCBusiness 30 Under 30 in 2017 for his entrepreneurial achievements.