
Before he founded Parachute Health, David Gelbard was a pitcher with a book hidden in his glove and a graduate who spent a year in a New York school. His career keeps returning to the same question: what makes people move forward?

Before James Ward became CEO of Artemis, he served with City Year in Boston and Louisiana. His work in industrial technology asks a question that follows every ownership change: what should a new owner preserve, and what should it help a business become?

Long before she marketed workforce technology, Danziger won a science fair by studying how children make ethical choices. The same curiosity now runs through a career built around people, data, and purpose.