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  <title>Leadership, Business and Innovation Podcast: Private Equity</title>
  <description> What role should private equity play in the future of eye care? In this thought-provoking episode of the ESCRS Leadership, Business, and Innovation Podcast, Vincent Qin is joined by&amp;amp;nbsp; Allon Barsam, OCL Vision, and Lawrence Willis, CEO of Cathedral Eye Clinic and Midland Eye Clinic, to explore one of the most debated topics in modern ophthalmology. Drawing on their firsthand experience, the panel discusses how private equity is reshaping ophthalmic practice, from funding growth and technological innovation to driving consolidation and operational efficiency. They examine the realities behind clinic valuations, acquisition structures, physician incentives, and the impact of investment on patient care, clinical autonomy, and practice culture. Whether you are a practice owner, healthcare leader, or ophthalmologist interested in the evolving business landscape of eye care, this episode offers valuable insights into the opportunities, challenges, and future direction of private equity-backed ophthalmology. Listen now to gain a deeper understanding of how investment and innovation are transforming the delivery of specialist eye care.  </description>
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