Keynotes and Commencement Addresses
Joe Kiani Speeches
Explore keynote speeches and commencement addresses from Joe Kiani, an entrepreneur, healthcare innovator, and founder of Masimo, Willow Laboratories, and the Patient Safety Movement Foundation. In these talks, Joe shares lessons on leadership, innovation, entrepreneurship, patient safety, and building organizations around a meaningful purpose.
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Joe Kiani’s San Diego State University Commencement Speech
Joe Kiani delivered the commencement address at the 2015 San Diego State University College of Engineering graduation ceremony.
As an SDSU alumnus and accomplished entrepreneur, he shared lessons from his career, encouraged graduates to pursue meaningful goals, and discussed the importance of perseverance, innovation, and using success to improve the lives of others.
Watch on YouTubeAbout the SDSU Commencement Address
The speech reflects Joe Kiani’s connection to San Diego State University, where he earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in electrical engineering. His message to graduates focuses on remaining committed to a larger purpose, overcoming challenges, and applying education and innovation to create a positive impact.
Healthcare Innovation
Joe Kiani’s LSI USA 2025 Keynote Speech
Joe Kiani joined Life Science Intelligence at the LSI USA 2025 Emerging Medtech Summit in Dana Point, California.
During the keynote, he discussed his experience founding Masimo, the development of Willow Laboratories, and the leadership principles that helped guide his work in healthcare technology and medical innovation.
Watch on YouTubeLeadership and Innovation in Medtech
The conversation explores entrepreneurship, healthcare innovation, company building, and the importance of developing technologies that address meaningful patient needs. Joe also shares insights from his journey as a founder and leader in the medical technology industry.
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