Christian Johan Smith is a serial entrepreneur and co-founder of Forta Health, the AI-powered, family-centered autism therapy company that raised $55 million in Series A funding in January 2024. Before Forta, he co-founded TrackR — the Bluetooth device tracking company that grew from a garage to $50 million in annual revenue, shipping over 9 million devices worldwide and earning him EY's Entrepreneur of the Year 2017 in Greater Los Angeles. Motivated by personal loss — his mother passed from breast cancer in 2005 when he was a teenager, while 28 nearby clinical studies went unknown to their family — Smith has dedicated his career to making quality healthcare accessible at scale. In 2025 he joined clinical trial AI startup Trially as Chief Revenue Officer.
Christina Sanders, M.A., BCBA is the Chief Executive Officer of Opya (rebranded as Spectrum Pride), a California-based autism early intervention therapy provider delivering ABA, speech, occupational, and feeding therapy to young children. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst with a Master's from Ball State University, she rose from VP of ABA Clinical Operations to CEO, overseeing a company that has raised $34.7M in venture funding, earned BHCOE 3-year accreditation, and expanded across Northern and Southern California to serve over 110 employees and thousands of families.