MATCHER Data-Driven Innovation 2024

2 Apr – 28 Nov 2024 | Italy

David Greenberg

Director

Eave

London, United Kingdom

Startup/Scaleup representative (MATCH.POINT)

I'm David Greenberg, founder of Eave. Our smart ear defenders with sound monitoring enhance workplace safety, driven by my personal connection to hearing loss.

My organisation

Eave

Eave

Startup / Scaleup

London, United Kingdom

Eave specialises in smart ear defenders that combine advanced sound monitoring with hearing protection. Our innovative devices not only safeguard hearing but also provide real-time data on noise exposure, helping employers enhance workplace safety and comply with regulations. With a strong focus on prevention, our technology aims to reduce the incidence of noise-induced hearing loss, ensuring a healthier work environment. Looking forward to connecting and exploring potential collaborations. Visit us at www.eave.io for more information.
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About me

Dr. David Louis Greenberg - Biography

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Educational Background:

  • PhD in Auditory Neuroscience (2008-2012)

    • University College London – Faculty of Brain Science

    • Thesis: Link

  • BSc in Audiology, Summa Cum Laude (2004-2008)

    • University College London
  • Certificate of Clinical Competency for Practice in Healthcare (2008)

Professional Experience:

  • Founder and Executive Director, Eave (2015-Present)

    • Developed and launched advanced occupational health solutions focusing on hearing protection and sound monitoring. Eave’s innovative technology enhances workplace safety and compliance.

    • Eave Website

  • Founder and CEO, RecommendME (2013-2015)

    • Created a personalized health technology recommendation platform for the elderly to simplify decision-making.
  • Founder and CEO, ComComm (2011-2013)

    • Established an AI-powered communication tool to enhance interactions and engagement for the Deaf and elderly.
  • Post-Doctoral Researcher, University College London (2013-2015)

    • Conducted research on advancing binaural cochlear implant technology, contributing significantly to auditory neuroscience.

    • CORDIS Project

  • Course Director and Lecturer, University College London (2010-2015)

    • Lectured and mentored undergraduate, postgraduate, and medical students.
  • Clinical Researcher, Autifony Therapeutics (2013-2014)

    • Led pioneering research on a drug aimed at improving hearing and reducing tinnitus.
  • Clinical Researcher, ANM-Medical (2012-2013)

    • Directed a team conducting efficacy studies on a patented device for tinnitus reduction.
  • Clinical Audiologist, NHS (2006-2008)

    • Conducted clinical assessments and provided rehabilitation services within NHS trusts.

Public Service and Non-Executive Roles:

  • Non-Executive Director, UK Hearing Conservation Association (2021-Present)

    • Provided strategic direction to raise awareness and protect hearing health in workplaces and public settings.
  • Non-Executive Director, British Society of Audiology (2015-2023)

    • Contributed to strategic planning and management to advance knowledge and practice in audiology.
  • Non-Executive Director, DeafKidz International (2020-2023)

    • Ensured strategic direction and safeguarding for the protection, health, and wellbeing of deaf individuals globally.
  • Non-Executive Director, Sound Seekers (2015-2020)

    • Oversaw strategic guidance, financial stewardship, and facilitated the merger with DeafKidz.

Selected Publications:

  • "How smart hearing protection is driving reductions in noise exposure at work." (2024)

  • "Why the UK’s noise regulations fall short in protecting workers’ hearing." (2023)

  • "A new approach to workplace hearing conservation." (2022)

  • "Noise control for highway workers." (2020)

  • Multiple peer-reviewed articles on auditory neuroscience and hearing technology.

Webinars and Public Speaking:

  • Delivered numerous webinars on topics such as hearing protection, workplace safety, and the impact of noise on health. Notable webinars include "Examining reasons for the neglect of hearing loss in construction & its impact" and "Industrial Technology - The Missing Piece to Enhanced Workplace Safety & Health."

Personal Motivation: Inspired by personal experiences with family members affected by hearing loss, Dr. Greenberg’s career has been dedicated to preventing hearing damage and improving auditory health through innovative technology. His work at Eave and various non-executive roles reflects his commitment to enhancing occupational health and safety.

Dr. David Greenberg continues to drive innovation in hearing protection and remains a prominent advocate for better regulatory practices and workplace safety standards. His extensive background in auditory neuroscience, clinical practice, and entrepreneurship positions him as a leader in the field, constantly pushing the boundaries of what is possible in hearing conservation.

My organisation

Eave specialises in smart ear defenders that combine advanced sound monitoring with hearing protection. Our innovative devices not only safeguard hearing but also provide real-time data on noise exposure, helping employers enhance workplace safety and comply with regulations. With a strong focus on prevention, our technology aims to reduce the incidence of noise-induced hearing loss, ensuring a healthier work environment. Looking forward to connecting and exploring potential collaborations. Visit us at www.eave.io for more information.

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Skills

  • leadership
  • Sales
  • P&L
  • innovation
  • healthcare

Interests

  • IoT
  • Construction
  • Industry 4.0
  • manufacturing
  • Engineering
  • cycling
  • Runnnig

Marketplace (1)

  • Service

    Noise Survey

    Eave's noise survey uses smart headsets to monitor noise exposure, providing real-time data and insights for safety and compliance.

    • Other
    • Energy, Resources & Industrial
    Author

    David Greenberg

    Director at Eave

    London, United Kingdom