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Sanjiv Lal is a self-made healthcare entrepreneur who started his career as a pharmacist at CVS and went on to build businesses across diagnostics, wellness and regenerative medicine.

Raised middle class in Ohio as the son of Indian immigrants, Sanjiv went to state college before beginning his career at CVS and later Eli Lilly. Working inside healthcare exposed him to a problem he

couldn't ignore: advances in medicine were helping people live longer, but not necessarily healthier. He decided to build differently.

Over the next two decades, Sanjiv founded three laboratory companies, helped build diagnostic organizations responsible for more than one million patient test results, and today owns Beverly Hills

Rejuvenation Center, a 22-location wellness and regenerative medicine business, while building his newest company, Cell Factors.

At 40, his work became deeply personal. After surviving COVID, Sanjiv developed Stage 3 kidney disease that his physicians attributed to remdesivir. Becoming the patient inside the industry where he'd

built his career changed both his definition of success and what he wanted to build next.

Chad Law is the author of the Common Sense trilogy and host of Common Sense with Chad Law, an independent political commentary podcast reaching approximately 60,000 downloads per episode. Known for challenging political narratives from both sides, Chad combines serious analysis, sharp humor and a refusal to let party loyalty substitute for independent thought. Before entering media, Chad spent more than a decade leading growth and consumer marketinginitiatives for founder-led businesses, global brands and Fortune 100 companies. He later built, scaled and successfully exited his own marketing agency.A gay independent who rejects the idea that identity should dictate ideology, Chad writes and broadcasts for the millions of Americans who don’t fit neatly into either political camp. Across three books—The Velvet Monopoly, The Price of Progress and The Cost of Certainty—he examines how Americans lost the freedom to question, the power to choose and their seat at the table. At the heart of his work is one central principle: “Politics should be a tool—not an identity.”