TJ Ademiluyi is the CEO and co-founder of Alaffia Health, a New York healthcare-technology company that pairs licensed clinicians with agentic AI to review medical claims for health plans. Raised in a family that ran a medical-billing business, he traded a finance career at Goldman Sachs to build software that reads patient records, checks provider bills against policy, and flags overpayments before they are paid. He founded the company in 2020 with his older sister, Adun Akanni, was named to Forbes' 2023 30 Under 30 in Healthcare, and in February 2026 raised a $55 million Series B led by Transformation Capital, bringing total funding above $73 million.
Brenda Choy is the CEO of Healthentic, a Seattle health-analytics company that turns dense claims and clinical data into reports health plans can actually act on. She climbed the whole ladder inside one company - senior engineer, senior product manager, director of engineering, managing director, then chief executive - which is rare in an industry that loves to parachute in outside executives. An MIT-trained engineer who started her career writing software at Thomson Reuters, she runs a small team built on a single conviction: the answer is usually already in the data, if someone bothers to make it legible.