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On #NationalInternDay, we honor the vibrant energy, fresh perspectives, and unique talents that our interns, both past and present, bring to Dexcom and their host organizations. It’s a privilege to be a part of your early career and to support you on your professional journey. Here’s to your continued growth and success!

During our earnings call today, we announced that Kevin Sayer will be stepping down as Chief Executive Officer, effective January 1, 2026. As part of a planned transition, Jake Leach, our current President and Chief Operating Officer, will assume the role of President and CEO. Kevin will remain as executive chairman of the board of directors at the point of transition.  Under Kevin's leadership we built not just a company, but also an entirely new industry. From pioneering non-adjunctive CGM to expanding access around the world, building a strong global footprint — including teams across Asia Pacific and EMEA regions. Thank you, Kevin, for your many years of leadership and lasting contributions to Dexcom's growth and success. We are confident Jake is the best leader to continue to build on what we've achieved and help the millions of people who use our products take control of their health.

We are excited to share that Stelo users can now access Dexcom’s AI-powered Smart Food Logging feature, designed to make meal tracking easier and more insightful. By simply snapping a photo, users get an automatic breakdown of ingredients — helping them better understand how food choices affect glucose levels. This latest enhancement reflects Dexcom’s continued focus on innovation and making glucose insights more accessible and personalized for everyone. Stelo and Dexcom G7 users can access this feature by updating to the latest version of the app on iOS and Android platforms.  Learn more about Smart Food Logging and other recently announced enhancements: https://lnkd.in/gn5zAvth

Our global Pride celebrations may be wrapping up, but our gratitude is just getting started. A heartfelt thank you to our Employee Resource Groups for spearheading efforts to create connections and support the community. As an organization, we remain steadfast in our commitment to advancing equity and inclusion for all individuals. While we’re proud of the progress we’ve made, we know the journey towards equity and inclusion is ongoing, and we remain deeply committed to that work, every step of the way. Swipe through to see some of the incredible energy and celebration from our Dexcom Pride events around the world!

️ We’re proud to welcome 13 incredible new athletes to the Dexcom U Class of 2025.    Alongside 8 returning team members, this year’s roster features standout talent from colleges and universities across the country and spans 12 sports — including football, basketball, lacrosse, track & field, soccer, and more.    These athletes are breaking barriers and redefining what’s possible living with diabetes — and we’re just getting started.    Stay tuned to our social channels for more exciting content with these athletes. And to see the full team roster, visit www.dexcom.com/dexcomu   #DexcomU #Dexcom #DexcomG7 #AthletesWithDiabetes #Type1Athlete #NIL 

Building a community is such an important part of living with diabetes – especially for kids who are diagnosed at a young age. That’s why Dexcom is proud to attend the Children with Diabetes #FFL conference to support them in their mission to provide education and inspiration for families navigating early diagnosis.  This year, we were honored to have #DWTS pro Rylee Arnold join us. She met with caregivers and children from across the country to share more about her own personal experience living with Type 1 diabetes and how she overcame challenges to achieve her dream of becoming a professional dancer. Rylee inspires so many in the diabetes community to discover what they’re made of, and this year’s event wouldn’t have been the same without her! 

At Dexcom, wellbeing isn’t just a perk; it’s part of our purpose. During our recent Global #Wellbeing Week, employees around the world came together to recharge, reconnect, and reflect on what wellness means to them - from football matches in Malaysia to smoothie breaks in San Diego. With activities spanning fitness, mindfulness, giving back, and team connection, there was truly something for everyone. What made the week so impactful was the dedication of our people, championing wellness in ways that resonate most with their teams and communities. Their creativity and commitment to building a healthier, more connected workplace are what bring our values to life every day. If you’re looking to grow your career at a company that puts people and purpose at the center, take a look at the highlights from our first-ever Global Wellbeing Week! Just imagine the impact you could make here. Explore opportunities: https://lnkd.in/gkDxE584

Representation is so important – especially for young kids who are diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. It’s awesome to see a partnership like this come to life, which will have a positive impact on so many regardless of age. Congrats to our partners at Breakthrough T1D for spearheading this effort! #CGMtechnology

Last weekend, we hosted a special guest at the #ADA2025 Scientific Sessions. Lance Bass, a Dexcom Warrior, spoke with Anita Swamy, MD, about the newest advancements in diabetes technology. Bass talked about how #DexcomG7 has changed the way he manages his diabetes and expressed his enthusiasm for our next Dexcom G7 15 Day launch. Additionally, we published the "Dexcom State of Type 2 Report: Access and Attitudes in the United States," which revealed that over 50% of medical professionals surveyed think that during the next ten years, improving access to continuous glucose monitoring will be the most efficient way for individuals with Type 2 diabetes to manage their illness. In case you missed it, here is a complete list of the announcements we made in Chicago: https://lnkd.in/gu__zPjD

Type 2 diabetes is a growing epidemic – with more than 38.4 million Americans living with the condition. Today, we unveiled the next iteration of our State of Type 2 Report – this time focusing on the perspectives of patients and providers in the U.S. to understand what they see as the future of Type 2 diabetes care. As the report shows, these findings serve as a timely conversation ahead of #ADA2025, where we continue to see a growing body of evidence supporting #DexcomCGM to improve outcomes for people living with Type 2 diabetes regardless of insulin or medication use. Get the full report here (https://lnkd.in/gFt-3Qet) and be sure to stop by our booth if you’re in Chicago this weekend!