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Eric Levin
Eric Levin is the co-founder and CEO of Scripta Insights, a Needham, Massachusetts healthcare technology company that helps self-insured employers and health plans cut prescription drug costs by flagging clinically equivalent, lower-cost medication alternatives. A serial entrepreneur who has managed products with more than $5 billion in cumulative sales and been part of 32-plus mergers and acquisitions, Levin previously helped grow The Learning Company alongside Kevin O'Leary into a business that sold for $3.6 billion. Since taking the CEO seat at Scripta in 2017, he has positioned the company as an unbiased transparency layer over the opaque pharmacy benefits industry, growing it to 80-plus clients and $42 million in total funding.
Catalina Gorla
Catalina Gorla is the co-founder and CEO of TruDataRx, a Vermont-based health technology company that helps self-insured employers cut pharmacy spend using objective clinical data and comparative-effectiveness analytics. A Dartmouth-educated former economist turned healthcare entrepreneur, she has spent over a decade attacking the hidden costs and conflicts of interest baked into American drug pricing. She previously co-founded Informulary, managed innovation programs at the Dartmouth Center for Healthcare Delivery Science, and delivered a TEDxBeaconStreet talk arguing the U.S. doesn't need a single payer so much as an informed one.
Sach Jain
Sach Jain is the Founder & CEO of Carrum Health, a San Francisco-based value-based care platform that connects self-insured employers with top-tier hospitals and surgical centers through bundled payment arrangements. Founded in 2014 after Jain's frustration with America's fee-for-service healthcare system, Carrum Health has raised $96M in total funding and now covers 90% of the US population through a network that includes Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, Johns Hopkins, and Stanford. With a background spanning IIT Delhi, University of Chicago Booth, investment banking at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, and healthcare consulting at Booz & Company, Jain built Carrum to solve a systemic problem: employers spending $20,000+ per employee annually on health benefits with up to a 10x pricing variation for identical procedures.