February 28, 2025
Press Release

Liva Healthcare Announces new Leadership

Liva Healthcare Announces new Leadership

Copenhagen, Denmark - London, UK 


Liva Healthcare, a leader in digital health solutions, has experienced significant growth since its inception in 2015, most recently with the successful acquisition of Momenta. 

As the company embarks on its next phase of growth, a new leadership team will ensure and drive continued innovation and expansion. 

Over the last two years, Liva has made strong progress including securing funding and leading the acquisition of Momenta. The company has now treated more than 235,000 people with chronic conditions, and the company’s revenue grew by 400%. 

Shahram Sharif, CEO, has steered the company through critical milestones and led the company to a strong position for continued success, and is now leaving the company to pursue other opportunities. 

We extend our sincerest gratitude to Shahram for his significant contribution, and wish him all the best in his future endeavours. 

“I am grateful and proud looking back at what the team has achieved during my period of leadership, and feel confident about Liva’s continued success and growth in the future”, said Shahram Sharif, departing CEO. 

We are pleased to announce new key leadership appointments: 

  • Martin Møller Paarse is appointed as Interim CEO, ensuring continuity and strategic  focus during this transition. 
  • Nour Hussein joins the business as Chief Commercial Officer (CCO), bringing deep expertise in commercial strategy and business growth to strengthen Liva’s market  position. 
  • Harry MacMillan founder and CEO of Momenta, transitions to Liva as Chief Partnerships Officer (CPO) and General Manager of Momenta, where he will play a crucial role in driving strategic partnerships and expansion opportunities.
     

"As we move into this exciting new chapter, we are confident that our new leadership team  will continue to build on our strong foundation and drive Liva forward," said Michel Lussier, Chair of the Board of Directors.

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