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‘I’m not here to be acquired’: Meet Nabla’s new CEO Brian Manning

Sifted 10 August 2026, 05:00

Brian Manning was appointed the new CEO of Paris-based startup Nabla, which makes AI-powered tools for healthcare providers. Nabla’s software is aimed at healthcare providers. Manning says he is not there to be acquired, indicating a continued push for independence.

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‘I’m not here to be acquired’: Meet Nabla’s new CEO Brian Manning

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