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Speaker 1: There's so many things at work that make me smile.

Nirav Dalal: I genuinely do have fun every day at work.

Speaker 3: My favorite thing about working at Optum is the feeling of potential.

Nirav Dalal: For me, it's really about bringing together the best that technology has to offer to help people get the care that they need when they need it, and at the time that they need it.

Mari-Anne Eisert: Giving them the knowledge that they don't currently have today. Showing them paths that they could take that they may not know, and then letting them choose that path, I think that's huge for each person because everybody's different.

James Lukenbill: It's the collaboration, many different diverse backgrounds of the folks that we work with, brings a lot of different perspectives and a lot of depth to our solutions.

Howard Dryver: It's that human centered design approach to understanding the empathy and understanding really what is under the covers of what they need so that we can design solutions for them that just makes it easier.

Trey Fischer: Adding empathy into artificial intelligence is important. Very important. It takes a lot of effort to do.

Kevin Hutchinson: Every state agency has their own unique needs, their own unique environment, and we really have to understand who they are and what they're trying to accomplish.

Diane Evenson: To be able to have an impact on our most vulnerable people in this country.

James Lukenbill: Feels great to make a difference.

Speaker 11: Creating a healthier world for all.

Speaker 3: By bringing simplicity and precision.

Speaker 12: To government health programs.

Speaker 1: Through insight powered solutions.

Howard Dryver: Centered on people.