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Rachel Munsie
Rachel Munsie is the CEO and co-founder of Ounce of Care (Ounce), a tech-enabled resident services platform that connects people living in affordable housing to public benefits, health and social care coordination, and community programming. A former Goldman Sachs banker and private equity investor who left MIT Sloan to help build home-health startup Tomorrow Health, she launched Ounce to close the gap between where people live and the care they can actually reach. In October 2023 the company raised $5.2M in seed funding led by Meridian Street Capital and Flare Capital, with backers including Chelsea Clinton's Metrodora Ventures, Hilton CEO Chris Nassetta, and Unite Us co-founder Taylor Justice.
Vijay Kedar
Vijay Kedar is the co-founder and CEO of Tomorrow Health, a New York healthtech company rebuilding how home-based care is ordered, delivered, and paid for. A Goldman Sachs private-equity alum and early Oscar Health operator who launched its Texas market, Kedar started Tomorrow Health after spending six frustrating weeks trying to coordinate home medical equipment for his mother during her cancer treatment. The company has raised roughly $92.5M from backers including Andreessen Horowitz, BOND, Obvious Ventures, and Sound Ventures, partnering with health plans and providers to connect a fragmented home-care supply chain.