Connecting patients and researchers.
Curewiki empowers patients to actively seek and find relevant clinical trials, shifting the paradigm to a patient-led approach in research participation. This transformation not only accelerates groundbreaking discoveries in healthcare but also brings hope to patients and their families.
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our mission
to give patients equal opportunities to participate in clinical trials.
our vision
we believe that patient-driven research improves healthcare.
"Every participant we match to a trial brings us one step closer to medical breakthrough!"
Jean-Sébastien, Founder
Our team.
We are funded by the public sector (Europe, States, Regions) and private investors and consist of a team of 12 entrepreneurs, clinicians and clinical trial experts.
Jean-Sébastien Gosuin
Founder
A childhood cancer survivor, Jean-Sebastien wants everyone to receive a treatment that helps them heal. He leads the company.
Edwin Klumper
Head of Foundation
A former doctor who used to grapple with the difficulty of finding clinical trials for patients and acquaintances, Edwin set up a medical research company before joining Curewiki.
Mieke Fassart
Head of Growth
With 15 years in fintech, health tech, and retail, Mieke leads strategies that connect patients to clinical trials with innovation and measurable impact.
Olga Törringer
Enterprise Sales
With 10+ years in tech and digital business, Olga drives market expansion and builds impactful partnerships to scale growth.
Want to join a passionate team and help improve access to clinical trials?
Our
values.
Think patient
We adopt a compasionate approach
Foster Collaboration
We believe in the Power of Unity
Embrace Innovation
We embrace a Forward-Thinking Mindset
Partnerships
At Curewiki, we believe that collaboration is key to transforming the healthcare landscape and accelerating medical breakthroughs
The READI Project (Research in Europe and Diversity Inclusion) transforms clinical research by removing barriers and increasing inclusivity. It works with 73 organizations from 18 countries to create a more equitable and accessible research landscape. The READI Project (Research in Europe and Diversity Inclusion) transforms clinical research by removing barriers and increasing inclusivity. It works with 73 organizations from 18 countries to create a more equitable and accessible research landscape.
Curewiki is contributing with AI-driven technology and patient-centered solutions so that more communities can access relevant clinical trials. This project offers new opportunities for anyone who wants to achieve more inclusive healthcare.
