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Tempus AI to Join Goldman Sachs Global Healthcare Conference Fireside Chat with CEO Eric Lefkofsky
The precision-medicine technology company said its CEO will speak at 2:00 p.m. ET on June 8 as part of the Goldman Sachs 47th Annual Global Healthcare Conference. Tempus also said a live webcast will be available.
Tempus AI, Inc., the Chicago-based healthcare technology company focused on applying artificial intelligence to precision medicine, said it will participate in the Goldman Sachs 47th Annual Global Healthcare Conference. In a release dated June 5, Tempus said its Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Eric Lefkofsky, will join a fireside chat scheduled for 2:00 p.m. ET on Monday, June 8.
Tempus is listed on its investor site as speaking from the Goldman Sachs conference as part of the event’s webcast registration page, which also confirms the June 8, 2026 timing and the 2:00 p.m. ET start. The webcast page directs attendees to register to view the session.
The company did not provide additional details about the fireside chat format beyond describing it as a conversation with investors. It also did not disclose what specific topics or business updates will be covered, nor did it say whether any new product, clinical, or financial information would be released during the session.
In its conference announcement, Tempus characterized its business as an AI-enabled precision medicine platform built on a library of multimodal clinical and molecular data. Tempus said it has an “operating system” intended to make that data accessible and useful for healthcare decision-making, and it said its tools aim to support personalized patient care and therapeutics development.
Tempus further describes its technology platform in terms of three components: Tempus Hub, a secure platform intended to streamline provider workflows and provide patient insights; Tempus Lens, an analytical platform to find and analyze multimodal data; and Tempus Next, an AI-enabled care pathway platform. The company’s conference materials emphasize the same general theme of turning data into clinical and research decisions.
For Goldman Sachs, the annual global healthcare conference is a recurring venue where healthcare technology and life sciences executives engage with institutional investors. By placing its CEO at a scheduled, publicly listed fireside chat with a webcast, Tempus is giving the market an additional opportunity to hear directly from leadership ahead of other planned investor-company interactions on its own calendar.
Still, the company’s announcement leaves key questions unanswered. Tempus did not specify whether the fireside chat will include a prepared presentation or slide deck, nor did it give any guidance on the themes that Lefkofsky will prioritize. It also did not disclose whether the company expects to share measurable milestones or performance updates during the session.
Investors and healthcare technology watchers may look for what management highlights during the June 8 conversation, particularly given Tempus’s positioning around AI, clinical data infrastructure, and research acceleration. The practical next step is to monitor for any replay availability and any related materials posted afterward on Tempus’s investor site, since the company said a live webcast will be available for the fireside chat.
Why It Matters
- CEO participation in a major Wall Street healthcare conference can shape near-term investor perceptions of how Tempus is positioning its AI-driven precision medicine roadmap.
- A publicly listed, webcast fireside chat offers a relatively direct channel for management to address market questions, even if it may not include formal new disclosures.
- For healthcare technology companies, conference appearances often serve as a timing announcement for when companies expect to be evaluated on product adoption, data strategy, and commercial momentum.
- Because Tempus did not disclose the specific agenda or any new metrics, the event’s takeaways may depend heavily on what Lefkofsky chooses to emphasize during the conversation.
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Key Facts
- Tempus AI (NASDAQ: TEM) said CEO Eric Lefkofsky will participate in a fireside chat at the Goldman Sachs 47th Annual Global Healthcare Conference.
- The fireside chat is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. ET on Monday, June 8, 2026.
- Tempus said the conversation will have a live webcast available.
- Tempus describes its approach as applying artificial intelligence to advance precision medicine using multimodal data and an “operating system” to make that data accessible and useful.
- In describing its platform, Tempus references Hub (workflows and insights), Lens (multimodal analytics), and Next (AI-enabled care pathways).
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