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WELL Health Strengthens Privacy and AI Governance Leadership with Appointment of Samara Starkman as Chief Privacy Officer and Vice President, Legal & Regulatory

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WELL Health has appointed Samara Starkman as Chief Privacy Officer and Vice President of Legal & Regulatory, adding dedicated leadership over privacy and AI governance. The move signals a structural commitment to managing regulatory and data responsibilities at the executive level.

Why this matters: Health data is among the most sensitive information a company can hold. When a health tech firm creates a dedicated CPO role, it usually means the volume and sensitivity of data they handle has grown to the point where someone needs to own accountability for it. The title matters less than what authority comes with it. A CPO with real power can push back on product decisions that trade privacy for speed. One without it is mostly window dressing. Worth watching what Starkman actually controls.

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