RÉKA GÓBIS
Lead Producer of the Connected: Health & Fitness Summit; Curator of Industry Conversations; Market Strategist Shaping the Future of Fitness, Health, and Technology
Profile
Réka Góbis is the Lead Producer of the Connected: Health & Fitness Summit (CHFS), where she curates the industry’s most critical conversations at the intersection of fitness, health, and technology. She develops content strategies, drives market research, and brings together C-suite executives, investors, and innovators to shape the future of preventative health. With a focus on quality, impact, and collaboration, Réka positions CHFS as the premier forum for building meaningful partnerships and advancing industry standards.
Categories
Fitness Industry Leadership, Health & Longevity, Data & Technology, Community & Member Experience, Wellness Innovation, Preventative Health, Strategic Partnerships, Corporate Wellness, Women’s Health Investment, AI in Personalization
Topics
Harnessing Fitness as Preventative Healthcare
Réka highlights how gyms, studios, and wellness clubs can position themselves as health hubs, integrating science-backed solutions such as GLP-1 support and longevity programs to deliver measurable outcomes.
She explores how AI-driven personalization, data consolidation under Health 3.0, and wearable tech are transforming the fitness and wellness ecosystem, creating opportunities for innovation and collaboration.
The Future of Health, Fitness, and Technology
Réka designs the CHFS program around four pillars: (1) Growth & Strategy, (2) Health & Longevity, (3) Data & Technology, and (4) Community & Member Experience, delivering actionable insights and high-level discussions.
From Curated Content to Industry Transformation
She brings together leaders from fitness, healthcare, wellness, and insurance to forge cross-sector collaborations, with CHFS serving as a launchpad for partnerships, investment, and innovation showcases.
Strategic Partnerships Across Sectors
Elevating Women’s Health and Investment
Réka emphasizes the growing importance of women’s health in the fitness and wellness landscape, highlighting opportunities for investment and industry leadership in this underserved sector.
