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Sujay Jadhav Learned to Read the Signal Before He Learned to Trust the Noise
At 23, he built a paging network amid Cambodia's instability. Three decades later, the Verana Health CEO is still trying to turn noisy systems into decisions people can trust.
Andy Dé Keeps Asking AI the Question That Matters: Where’s the Value?
The engineer-turned-marketer has spent more than two decades translating data into decisions. At Lightbeam Health Solutions, his favorite test for artificial intelligence is refreshingly unfashionable: does it produce a measurable result?
Henry DePhillips Put the House Call on a Screen - Then Followed the Data
Before virtual care became ordinary, Henry DePhillips was arguing that convenience still needed clinical discipline. His career traces healthcare's long migration from the exam room to the screen, and from the screen to the spreadsheet.
David Peterson Makes Healthcare Marketing Answer to the Numbers
After more than two decades marketing complex healthcare technology, David Peterson has learned to make every promise face a harder question: what changed, and can you measure it? At MedeAnalytics, that instinct now meets a company built around turning scattered data into accountable action.
Patrick Nelli Put a CFO’s Spreadsheet at the Front Door of Primary Care
A physics graduate became a healthcare investor, an IPO-era CFO, and finally a founder. His bet is elegantly financial: pay independent doctors for value, give employees a real choice, and let better primary care earn its place on the spreadsheet.
Rachael Jones Found the Fight Hiding in the Spreadsheet
A bruising contract meeting gave Rachael Jones a durable idea: when every side brings its own numbers, even good intentions become an argument. She built Syntax Health to put everyone on the same page - literally and financially.
Tanner Thompson Is Making the Humble Staff Schedule Tell the Truth
At Covr, the Utah founder is turning whiteboards, payroll fragments and last-minute staffing calls into an operating system for long-term care - one small decision, one visible number and one reclaimed hour at a time.
Robbie Felton Learned the Work Before He Built the Software
Before IntusCare became a nationwide software company, Robbie Felton spent a year inside the care model he wanted to serve. That apprenticeship still explains how he builds: observe the work, earn trust, then make the technology useful.
Jeff McDonald Put Healthcare Data Backstage - Where the Hard Work Belongs
The Kythera Labs co-founder studied stage design, once hauled 50 used servers behind a beauty parlor, and now builds the hidden machinery that turns fragmented healthcare data into answers people can defend.
Darren Schulte Is Building the Operating System Between the Appointment and the Crisis
The physician-executive spent two decades teaching software to read the chart. At Vynca, he is tackling the harder problem: turning those signals into coordinated action before a routine gap becomes a costly crisis.
Brian Overstreet Is Building the Missing Ledger for Value-Based Care
After two healthcare-data exits, Brian Overstreet returned to the founder’s chair for a problem hidden in contracts, fragmented data and disputed math. His wager is that value-based care needs a shared system of record before it can scale.
Bruno Lempernesse
Bruno Lempernesse is the CEO of MDClone, an Israeli-founded healthcare data platform that lets organizations explore and share sensitive patient data using synthetic data that preserves privacy. A 25-year veteran of healthcare technology, data science, and life sciences, he joined MDClone as President of North America in September 2024 and stepped up to Chief Executive Officer in 2025. Before MDClone he was CEO of Carevive, a cancer-care and real-world-studies company acquired by Health Catalyst in 2024, and earlier spent two decades at Cegedim building its data and research business, plus leadership roles at SHYFT Analytics and Acorn AI (a Medidata company). He is an early pioneer of longitudinal patient data drawn from electronic medical records across Europe and the United States.
Jason Palmer
Jason Palmer is the chief executive officer of RV Healthcare Solutions, the New York-based healthcare technology company behind the Teamwrks platform, which uses AI and machine learning to help hospitals improve financial and quality performance without cutting staff. He is also Managing Partner for Healthcare and Technology at Rizk Ventures. A UCLA-trained lawyer turned operator, Palmer has spent roughly two decades founding and running companies across healthcare, software, technology, and education, and in 2021 led RVH Solutions to a Series B round from Vizient, the largest member-driven healthcare performance improvement company in the United States.
Matthew Gitelis
Matthew Gitelis is the founder and CEO of PatientIQ, a Chicago-based healthcare analytics platform that automates the collection of patient-reported outcomes and turns them into actionable insight for providers. A former BMO Capital Markets investment banking analyst who then enrolled at Rush Medical College, he founded PatientIQ in 2016 after watching clinicians extract outcomes data by hand. He left medical school in 2019 to run the company full-time. Under his leadership PatientIQ has grown into a national network reaching hundreds of healthcare organizations, thousands of care sites, and millions of patients, and raised roughly $26M in venture funding through a 2022 Series B.
Frank Cheung
Frank Cheung is the co-founder and CEO of Accorded, a San Francisco actuarial intelligence company building tools for value-based contracting in healthcare. A Fellow of the Society of Actuaries with more than 18 years as a health actuary, he spent years inside Blue Shield of California, Deloitte Consulting, and Collective Health before deciding the frustration he kept running into deserved a software fix. He started Accorded in 2019 with co-founder Thomas Bedington, and in 2024 launched Accorded Acumen, a platform that turns messy claims and eligibility data into actuarially rigorous, ready-to-use VBC data assets.
Derek Haas
Derek Haas is the founder and CEO of Avant-garde Health, a Boston healthtech company that helps hospitals and surgeons see the true cost and quality of the care they deliver. He calls himself the black sheep of a family full of doctors. Instead of practicing medicine, he turned Harvard Business School research with professors Michael Porter and Bob Kaplan into a company that put a price tag and an outcome score on every surgical episode. He has co-authored nine Harvard Business Review articles and built a software platform, CareMeasurement, that now spans surgical and procedure-based care.
Shub Bhowmick
Shub Bhowmick is the Co-founder and CEO of Tredence Inc., a data science and AI engineering company he built from a three-bedroom apartment in Bangalore in 2013 into a $350M-revenue powerhouse serving eight of the world's top ten global retailers. A chemical engineer turned management consultant turned founder, Bhowmick spent 17 years in corporate life at Infosys, Mu Sigma, Diamond Consultants, and Liberty Advisor Group before co-founding Tredence with Sumit Mehra and Shashank Dubey. Tredence raised $205M in total funding including a $175M Series B from Advent International in December 2022, employs 4,000+ people, and has a stated goal of reaching $1 billion in revenue by 2030.
Steven Pease
Steven Pease is the CEO of Clarify Health Solutions, a San Francisco-based healthcare analytics platform serving payers, providers, and life sciences companies with AI-powered patient journey insights. A seasoned operator with 25+ years of C-suite experience across industries ranging from toys to big data, Pease is perhaps best known for steering Hustle - a venture-backed peer-to-peer texting platform - from the brink of shutdown to a profitable $29M exit in under two years. He joined Clarify in October 2024 as CFO and COO before ascending to CEO, bringing financial discipline and operational rigor to a company that has raised over $400M and serves as healthcare's premier analytics intelligence platform.
Khanh Nguyen
Khanh Nguyen is the CEO of Cozeva, the operating system for value-based care that manages over 25 million lives across 97,000+ providers. A PharmD from UCSF with 15+ years pioneering payer-provider collaboration, she led Cozeva to a reported $480M merger with Vatica Health in 2025, combining the #1-rated Best in KLAS risk adjustment platform with Cozeva's #1 quality platform - creating the most comprehensive value-based care enablement company in the U.S.
Todd Gottula
Todd Gottula is CEO and Co-Founder of Clarify Health, a San Francisco-based healthcare analytics platform that maps over 300 million patient journeys and delivers 18 billion-plus AI-predicted precision insights. A Caltech-trained chemical engineer who spent over a decade as EVP and CTO at Advent Software (acquired by SS&C Technologies for $2.7B), Gottula co-founded Clarify in 2015 to bring the data intelligence of banking and consumer industries into healthcare. The company has raised over $401M in total funding, including a $150M Series D in 2022, and earned the #1 KLAS ranking in Data Analytics Platforms for Payers.
Vinay Manglani
Vinay Manglani is the co-founder and CEO of VigourSoft Global Solutions, a Pune-headquartered IT services and software engineering firm with offices across India, the US, and Poland. With over two decades of engineering and leadership experience at companies like Siebel Systems and Symantec, he built VigourSoft in 2016 into a 50+ person shop delivering cloud orchestration, AI/ML, healthcare analytics, software localization, and DevOps solutions for global enterprises. Based across San Francisco and Pune, he bridges Silicon Valley product thinking with India's engineering depth.