
Troy Alexander
Founder & CEO of T363 Skin; entrepreneur and speaker who rebuilt his life after serving 18 months in prison, now advocates for men's wellcare and accountability.
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Aug 5, 2026
Research That Actually Makes a Difference, with Liza Behrens, et. al.
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Troy AlexanderGUEST
Yeah, well, I think kind of our willingness to work around the technology constraints.

Troy AlexanderGUEST
Like you said, Liza, has led to so many different things, such as the relationships that we've continued to develop at Valley View.

Troy AlexanderGUEST
And so I think that's kind of one of the, is the whole purpose of this project is to build inroads in facilities and communities so that researchers are very much in touch with the leadership and the staff of the facility to make it a regular working arrangement rather than just having it being very large scale and heavily technology based.

Troy AlexanderGUEST
And I do think technology, you know, has a place, but I think also it needs to be relationship oriented.

Troy AlexanderGUEST
And I think that's what we've learned, you know, through working with ValueView.


