Trackers, beacons, bots, monitors, data, hardware, software, apps and devices. How does one even attempt to keep up with all of the changes and upgrades and shifts in thinking and execution in the eHealth realm?
Let’s be honest: it’s sick how quickly things change.
We sat down with the experts and compiled our list of the people who are on top of the comings and goings, the breakthroughs and the best-in-class technologies to help keep us all maybe just a bit healthier.
They’re the leaders and investors, the accelerators and the mentors, the doctors and innovators who are helping to make New York one of the growing global centers of eHealth.
We’ve got the people and the players and we have no intention of flat lining any time soon.
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Founder’s note: This list is in no particular order nor is it a ranking. In fact, the =RAND() function on excel was used to determine order.
Steven Krein
Startup Health
Steven Krein is a successful long time entrepreneur. He is cofounder of Startup Health, which provides inspiration, education and resources for entrepreneurs to build sustainable health and wellness companies and which aims to close the gap between entrepreneurs, private investors, corporations, universities, foundations and other stakeholders committed to accelerating meaningful health and wellness innovation.
He is also co-founder, Chairman and CEO of OrganizedWisdom, and previously cofounded and was Chairman and CEO of Promotions.com, Inc., a global online advertising, direct marketing and technology company which was founded as Webstakes, Inc. in 1996, went public on Nasdaq in 1999 and was acquired by iVillage, Inc in 2002. Promotions.com was named to Deloitte & Touche’s prestigious 2002 “Technology Fast 50”, ranking it as one of the fastest growing technology companies in New York City.
He was Assistant Publisher of Law Journal Extra!, the first online legal news and information web site, which was acquired by American Lawyer Media and is now Law.com.
Krein is a frequent speaker on digital health and wellness entrepreneurship and has been featured on NBC’s The Today Show, CNN, the Fox New Channel, CNBC Power Lunch, CNBC Marketwatch and Bloomberg News.
He has also been known to show up at the New York Tech Meetup, from time to time.
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Aurelia Boyer, New York Presbyterian
CIO at New York Presbyterian Hospital
Aurelia Boyer is Senior Vice President & Chief Information Officer at New York Presbyterian Hospital & NYP Healthcare System, a forward-thinking hospital that has taken up residence at Blueprint Health accelerator, to work with startups to more quickly develop technologies that improve patient care as federal regulators have demanded. .
And she’s a Yankees fan.
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Sundeep Bhan
Medivo
Sundeep Bhan is the founder of Medivo, which unlocks the power of lab data to better inform treatment decisions and improve health outcomes. But he’s no first-time founder. Prior to Medivo, Bhan was the CEO and co-founder of Medsite, Inc. (sold to WebMD in 2006). He established Medsite as a leader in online pharmaceutical marketing and services by building an extensive online community of health care professionals, including over 400,000 US physicians.
He was also named one of the ‘Top 5 Under 35’ by the Asian Indian Chambers of Commerce, and was a 3-time finalist for the Ernst and Young “Entrepreneur of the Year” award. He is currently a Director of the Board of Terasol Energy, 2012 NYC Venture Fellow, a member of the Leadership Council of CASI at the University of Pennsylvania and serves on the Advisory Board of KNB Communications, Inc.
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Rachel Winokur
Healthagen/Aetna
Rachel Winokur leads mergers and acquisitions, strategy, and the development and operations of Healthagen‘s emerging businesses. She joined Healthagen from the Carlyle Group, a global private equity firm, where she invested in healthcare companies for Carlyle’s US Growth Equity Fund. Prior to that role, she was Vice President of Business Development and a corporate officer of Datascope, a publicly-traded medical devices company focused on cardiovascular medicine and critical care that was acquired by Mindray and Gettinge.
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Thomas Thornton
North Shore Long Island Jewish
Senior Vice President and Executive Director, North Shore Ventures at North Shore-LIJ Health System, Tom Thornton is a recognized leader in managing healthcare innovation. He has extensive experience in identifying and fostering opportunities that enhance the growth of clinical and non-clinical service lines, working with senior leadership to develop and advance ideas in these areas, bringing them into practice and the market, as well as building strategic partnerships and relationships to do so.
NSLIJ is an award-winning health system that includes world-class tertiary hospitals, a nationally distinguished children’s hospital, a renowned psychiatric facility and a mosaic of community hospitals, as well as a range of health and wellness programs.
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Mario Schlosser
Oscar
Mario Schlosser is cofounder of Oscar, a new kind of health insurance that allows members to talk to a board-certified doctor over the phone for advice and common prescriptions, and get free checkups, flu shots, generic drugs, and other preventive care needed to keep one healthy.
Schlosser also serves as Co-Chief Executive Officer of Mulberry Health Inc, and he o-founded Vostu, Ltd. in 2007. Harvard and the University of Hannover educated, he also serves as an Advisor at Halo Neuro Inc.
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Alex Fair
MedStartr
Alex Fair is an ex-Scientist, and entrepreneur working to make healthcare work better for all. He created FairCareMD.com to bring price transparency to healthcare in 2010 and MedStartr in 2012 to enable crowdfunding for healthcare.
MedStartr is the leading healthcare innovation crowdfunding site, helping new ideas get found and funded. It was the first platform to develop a successful model for healthcare innovators, achieving and unprecedented 75% success rate for its full service clients. This visible traction has led to an average funding of over $300,000 from investors offline, and several acquisitions offers from companies, including one acquisition by WebMD. It also connects innovators to stakeholders with massive awareness and engagement campaigns that reach millions, which in turn, drives adoption, investment, partnerships, and press at unprecedented levels.
Fair also runs the NYC chapter for Health 2.0 and serves on a few non-profit boards, He was born and raised in New York – and is still here.
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Richard Barasch
Universal American
Richard A. Barasch has served as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Universal American since 1997. Universal American has been on the cutting edge of healthcare for over two decades, pioneering innovative collaborations between patients, doctors and our company that produce healthy outcomes for all.
He is chairman of The Friends of the Bronx Leadership Academy, a member of the Board of Managers of Swarthmore College and a director of Turnaround for Children – and a native New Yorker.
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Jean-Luc Neptune, MD MBA
The Living Lab For Digital Health
Health 2.0
Physician, Senior Executive, Innovator, Technologist, Entrepreneur, and Digital Health Expert working on a range of health innovation projects Jean-Luc Neptune is the founder of the Living Lab For Digital Health, whose primary mission it is to rapidly discover, develop, test, and deploy new digital health technologies.
He is also currently Senior Vice President at Health 2.0, where he is responsible for managing the Health 2.0 Developer Challenge, our innovation competition (“Challenge”) program which includes a recently awarded multi-million dollar grant from the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC). He is also responsible for building Health 2.0′s Innovation Community, a network of software developers, designers, researchers, entrepreneurs and other individuals interested in driving innovation in the health industry.
Neptune also mentors at Blueprint Health and the New York Digital Health Accelerator.
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Andrew Cavanna
Vestar Capital, Managing Director
Vestar Capital Partners is a leading private equity firm specializing in middle-market management buyouts and growth capital investments and Andrew Cavanna is a Managing Director and is the Co-Head of Vestar’s Healthcare Group
Cavanna is also currently a director of Press Ganey and MediMedia USA, Inc, and still finds the time to mentor at Blueprint Health Accelerator.
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Lois Drapin
Kognito
The Drapin Group
Lois Drapin is SVP of New Health Markets at Kognito and founder and CEO of The Drapin Group LLC, an advisory and consulting firm for CEOs, their executive teams and investors in the pharmaceutical, digital and mobile health-health, and healthcare sectors.
Her clients are emerging companies and intrapreneurial initiatives operating in a ‘build’ mode. Drapin’s extensive and long-standing relationships are the engine for partnerships, alliances, new market entry, and successful business and corporate development.
In other words, Drapin knows everyone in the ehealth space.
Drapin is an innovator and technology pioneer in the transformation of how health care is delivered, accessed, experienced, and perceived by consumers and healthcare professionals, and has worked in various full-time, consulting and advisory capacities with companies such as Adidas, Seamless Medical Systems, Rip Road, Happtique, WebMD, Wyeth, United Healthcare, Vivometrics (the LifeShirt), Physicians Interactive, Skyscape, Johnson & Johnson, Treato, WEGO Health, Clinical Care Options, and Healthline Networks.
She has advised emerging companies in mobile health, social media, contextual targeting, data mining, eCME, women’s health and boomer media, health data, DNA testing, and games/gamification solutions.
She currently serves on advisory boards for WEGO Health, Health Tech Hatch, Clinical Care Options, Mobiuso and stupidcancer.org
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Todd Pietri
Milestone Venture Partners
Todd Pietri is Cofounder and General Partner at Milestone Venture Partners, an early stage venture capital fund which invests over 50% of its capital in digital healthcare companies. Milestone was the first institutional lead investor in Medidata Solutions, Inc. (NASDAQ:MDSO), which provides SaaS-based clinical development solutions that enhance the efficiency of clinical trials and had a successful IPO in 2009. Pietri is currently responsible for seven of Milestone’s digital healthcare investments: GenomeQuest, Octagon Research Solutions (successfully exited majority of position in 2008), Halfpenny Technologies, SmartAnalyst, Vitals.com and MedPage Today (successfully sold to Everyday Health in 2010). Milestone also is an investor in Dlife.com, eHealth Global Technologies, SkillSurvey, and MapMyFitness (sold to UnderArmour, Inc. in December 2013).
Milestone was founded in 2000 on the premise that New York City was destined to become a major technology hub. Got that one right, too!
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Jason Gorevic
Teladoc
Founded in 2002, Teladoc is the nation’s first and largest provider of telehealth services. With more than three million members nationwide and an average response time of 22 minutes, Teladoc enhances access to affordable, high-quality medical care for adults and children via videoconferencing or telephone consultations 24/7, and at the helm is Jason Gorevic, who is a pioneer in the development of innovative health care services which evolved into mainstream offerings that simultaneously delivered meaningful value to customers and bottom-line business results.
He is a two-time winner of the WellPoint Pinnacle Award for outstanding leadership and, at age 31, was named one of the 2003 Crains New York Business 40 Under 40 top executives. Jason was recently named E&Y’s Entrepreneur of the Year for 2014.
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Craig Lipset
Pfizer
Craig Lipset is Head of Clinical Innovation within Worldwide Research & Development at Pfizer, working across units and stakeholders to define the company’s vision for the future of clinical trials and enables the initiatives and investments to create that future.
Lipset’s team is impacting clinical research through digital tools, innovative research approaches and unprecedented collaborations
Lipset also served as Venture Partner in Pfizer Venture Investments, where he focused on diversifying the company’s $50M annual budget for private investments in the areas of diagnostics and health technology.
Outside of Pfizer, he serves on the Board of Directors for the Foundation for Sarcoidosis Research and for the MedStar Health Research Institute, and is a Mentor at Blueprint Health.
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Trevor Price
Oxeon Partners
Trevor Price serves as Managing Partner of Oxeon Partners, a healthcare investment and retained executive search firm that invests in, then helps build management teams for healthcare technology and service companies. Oxeon’s current search clients include Evolent Health, Liazon, Privia Health, athenahealth, NorthStar Anesthesia, The Advisory Board Company, naviHealth, MedHOK, Unified Physician Management, Advanced Practice Strategies, Rise Health, RedBrick Health, Recondo, Omada, ZeOmega, Cleveland Clinic Innovations, Stanson/Cedars Sinai and others.
Price is also Managing General Partner of Oxeon Investments LLC, with its portfolio of close to 70 investments in emerging and growth stage companies, and sits on the Boards/Advisory Boards of UHG Ventures (United Health Group), AVIA Innovation Venture Fund, Linkwell Health, CarePlanners and Questus. He is a mentor at StartUp Health, BluePrint Health and HealthBox.
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Chaim Indig
Phressia
Phreesia‘s technology simplifies one of the most essential functions in the health-care industry: gathering patient medical records. The company’s signature product is a wireless touchscreen tablet that takes the place of clipboards in doctors’ offices, so the information is actually legible.
Since cofounding Phreesia in 2005, CEO Indig has helped to revolutionize the patient check-in experience. Under his leadership, Phreesia has established a broad national footprint, developed strategic partnerships with some of the world’s largest healthcare companies and earned accolades for its role in generating workplace efficiencies and improving clinical care.
Phreesia has earned widespread recognition, most recently with the 2011 TripleTree I Award, and it was named Health Management Technology’s Coolest Product of 2010.
Indig has become a trusted industry expert and speaker, and is recognized as a prominent business leader. In 2011, he was a finalist for Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year Award, and he was featured in the Stanford Social Innovation Review as an innovator in the healthcare field. He’s also a former Inc magazine 30 Under 30 honoree.
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Esther Dyson
HICCup
What challenge does Esther Dyson not take on? Most lately, that includes private aviation and space as well as in health care (as a director of 23andMe, a consumer genetics company).
She is also founder of at HICCup – Way to Wellville, the first project of HICCup.co [Health Initiative Coordinating Council]]. It’s a contest to create and measure the impact of broad community-wide health-production programs (not just “care”) in five small communities across the US. It comprises five places, five metrics (e.g. per capita health costs, transitions to diabetes, high-school graduation rates), five years. The premise is that interacting, critical-density programs will have a visible impact that one-off interventions don’t achieve.
Beyond that, she spend most of her time exploring new space, health and IT start-ups and technologies, writing about them and actively (and with full disclosure) investing in some of them. Board seats include 23andMe, Eventful, Luxoft, Meetup, PA Consulting, Personal Inc., Voxiva, XCOR, WPP Group, Yandex. Also Long Now Foundation, Sunlight Foundation, Personal Genome Project, WEF Global Agenda Council on Fostering Entrepreneurship.
She does spend a lot of time traveling – occasionally into space – but New York is world headquarters.
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Lori Melichar
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
A labor economist, Lori Melichar, is a director at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, where she focuses on discovering, exploring and learning from cutting edge ideas with the potential to help create a Culture of Health. Melichar has managed several programs to help create a well-trained health care workforce. She is also engaged in the Foundation’s efforts to advance the science of quality improvement (QI) research and evaluation.
She is also the host of the Foundation’s Pioneering Ideas podcast.
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Nat Turner and Zach Weinberg
Flatiron Health
Flatiron Health is the healthcare IT company whose mission it is to improve cancer research by organizing the world’s real-world oncology data on a shared technology platform.
The company was founded in 2012 by Nat Turner and Zach Weinberg, the founders of Invite Media , an advertising technology company acquired by Google in 2010. Noticing that most cancer centers, physicians and researchers were deprived of even the most basic of data and analytical tools that other industries take for granted, they decided to found Flatiron Health.
We are currently in beta with multiple cancer centers across the country.
The pair are also active angel investors, having invested in over 30 technology startups throughout the country, including Bell Biosystems, Breakthrough, Care at Hand, DocPhin, Doctor Evidence, Genomera, Meddik, Oscar, and Predilytics.
They are also Dorm Room Fund advisors.
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Oliver Kharraz, MD
ZocDoc
Oliver Kharraz is COO and founder of ZocDoc, a site that empowers patients by making it quick, convenient, and free to find a doctor and book an appointment instantly. ZocDoc is also one of the fastest-growing companies in the US, and was recently named ‘Best Place to Work in New York City’ by Crain’s Business.
It all started when Kharraz suffered a burst eardrum, and the doctor couldn’t see him for four painful days. So he thought: If we could buy everything from hand soap to airfare with a swipe of the phone, why was healthcare so different? And why had we come to accept our powerlessness as patients?
One of the most successful online startups in New York was born.
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Deborah Estrin
Cornell NYC Tech
Open mHealth
Deborah Estrin is a Professor of Computer Science at Cornell Tech in New York City and a Professor of Public Health at Weill Cornell Medical College. She is co-founder of the non-profit startup, Open mHealth.
Open mxHealth works with clinical experts and app and device developers to make digital health data as useful and actionable as possible.
But wait! There’s more! Estrin’s Small Data Lab @ CornellTech develops new personal data APIs and applications for individuals to harvest the small data traces they generate daily.
Previously, Estrin was on the UCLA faculty where she was the Founding Director of the NSF Center for Embedded Networked Sensing (CENS), pioneering the development of mobile and wireless systems to collect and analyze real time data about the physical world and the people who occupy it.
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David Schlanger
WebMD
David J. Schlanger is WebMD’s Chief Executive Officer and has served in this position since May 2013. Schlanger is a veteran of the organization, having served in senior roles at WebMD and its predecessor companies since 1995.
While leading the strategic and corporate development groups, Schlanger was responsible for providing strategic support throughout the organization, including sales, marketing, client relationship management and product development. He and his team have lead all aspects of the structuring, negotiating and management of key strategic partnerships with some of WebMD’s largest clients as well as its media, technology and content partners. Schlanger was the lead executive responsible for the strategy, sourcing, negotiation and diligence on the numerous acquisitions that form the core of WebMD’s current business.
WebMD is the leading provider of health information and services to consumers and healthcare professionals and works closely with CBS News to provides health news and features for CBS News programs.
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Clifford Jones
Allazo Health
Founder & CEO
Clifford Jones is founder and CEO of AllazoHealth, which provides analytics services that improve medication adherence through individualized intervention targeting, using predictive analytics to identify high risk patients likely to miss a medication fill and predict which interventions will best influence individual patient behavior.
Before founding AllazoHealth, Jones developed CVS Caremark’s award-winning “Pharmacy Advisor” medication adherence program, which earned the “2011 Rx Benefit Innovation Award” from the Pharmacy Benefit Management Institute and a “Best Practices in Health Care Consumer Protection and Empowerment Award” from URAC.
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Meredith Ressi
Manhattan Research / Decision Resources
As VP of Marketing Innovation Solutions, Meredith Ressi oversees Decision Resources Group’s Manhattan Research product line, directing and executing strategy and investment for developing marketing innovation solutions in the life sciences industry. Ressi was formerly the President of Manhattan Research (acquired by Decision Resources Group) and led its research team as VP of Research, specializing in consumer and physician digital trends and strategy. Her interests include mobile health, social media, healthcare information technology (HIT), disease management, physician promotion, digital health, strategic planning, and digital health startups.
Ms. Ressi has been quoted as an industry expert in media outlets such as CNN, Money Magazine, the Washington Post, Pharmaceutical Executive and others.
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Rain Henderson
Clinton Health Matters Initiative
Rain Henderson is the chief executive officer of the Clinton Health Matters Initiative (CHMI) at the Clinton Foundation. Rain previously served as deputy director of CHMI since the initiative launched in November 2012. In her current role, Rain is responsible for driving CHMI’s strategic vision and fostering partnerships across the public, private, and nonprofit sectors to advance the mission of improving the health and well-being of all people in the United States with meaningful and scalable solutions. . Previously serving as the senior vice president of the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, a non-profit organization founded by the American Heart Association and Clinton Foundation, Rain was instrumental in helping to build the organization from a blueprint to an award-winning non-profit with a presence in 50 states and a positive impact on the lives of over six million children.
Henderson also served as the Senior Vice President of the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, a non-profit organization founded by the American Heart Association and William J. Clinton Foundation, where she was instrumental in helping to build the organization from a blueprint to an award-winning non-profit with a presence in 50 states and a positive impact on the lives of over six million children.
Henderson has a rich background in policy analysis and program development and has advised many key decision makers -elected officials, international dignitaries and major multi-nationals – on a deep range of issues to advance systems change aimed at improving the lives of families.
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Ben Wolin
Everyday Health
Benjamin Wolin is CEO and cofounder of Everyday Health Inc, a leading provider of digital health and wellness solutions. Wolin founded the company back in 2002 with President and cofounder Mike Keriakos, and Everyday Health, with now more than $100M in revenue and 400 employees, was recently named by the Wall St. Journal as one of the top 50 best venture backed companies.
Prior to Everyday Health, Wolin served as the Vice President of Production & Technology for Beliefnet, Inc, which later sold to News Corp. He also sits on the board of The Travel Ad Network and in 2009, Wolin was named one of Crain’s New York Business 40 Under 40.
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Ashok Subramanian
Liazon
Ashok Subramanian is CEO and Cofounder of Liazon Corporation, founded in 2007 to address the myriad problems in the health care system. What he did was throw out the company handbook, because he realized that it’s trust and empowerment, rather than a bunch of rules, that foster a great culture.
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Steve Wiggins
Essex Woodlands Health Ventures
Managing Director of Essex Woodlands Health Ventures, NY, Steve Wiggins is one of the most accomplished entrepreneurs and executives in the healthcare sector, launching health services, health insurance, specialty pharmaceutical and medical technology companies over the past 30 years. Wiggins joined Essex Woodlands in 2007 as Operating Partner and was appointed Managing Director in February 2008.
Prior to Essex Woodlands, he founded Oxford Health Plans and served for 14 years as the company’s Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer. Under his leadership, Oxford grew to over $5 billion in annual revenue and ranked among the 300 largest U.S. corporations.
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Anuj Desai
New York eHealth Collabortive
The New York eHealth Collaborative (NYeC, pronounced “Nice”) is a not-for-profit organization, working to improve healthcare for all New Yorkers through health information technology (health IT). The goal of NYeC is that no patient, wherever they may need treatment within the State of New York, is ever without fast, secure, accurate, and accessible information and Anuj Desai is its tireless Vice President of Market Development. He’s the one who is responsible for developing and managing strategic relationships and alliances with the various vendors and partners that interact with NYeC. He also leads the NY Digital Health Accelerator that has led to $4.2 Million in strategic investments for eight tech companies and has launched 17 pilots at 23 large healthcare provider organizations. And counting.
He was named in Crain’s New York Business “40 Under 40” Class of 2013, is a recipient of Modern Healthcare Up and Comers Award (2013) and was named one of 50 Outstanding Asian Americans in Business (2013).
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Tarek Sherif
Medidata
A founder of Medidata Solutions, Sherif has served as chief executive officer since 2001 and chairman since 2009. Under his leadership, the company has grown to become the leading global provider of cloud-based solutions to the life science industry—supporting clinical trials in over 115 countries—while defining the vertical cloud company business model. He led Medidata’s successful IPO in June 2009, which has positioned Medidata as one of the best performing companies to go public since 2009 and New York City’s most successful public technology company. Prior to Medidata, Tarek was the managing member of a partnership focused on public and private investments in technology and life science companies. He co-managed a private equity fund specializing in publicly-traded technology companies, including those in the healthcare and information technology fields.
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Brad Weinberg, MD
Blueprint Health
Brad Weinberg, MD is cofounder of Blueprint Health accelerator, and yes, he is an MD. And a serial entrepreneur. And does product development (PHP / LAMP, Ruby, Zend, memcache). And he’s an investor (Chartio, Docphin, Care at Hand, Sproutel, Care Thread) and advisor (Aidin, Sproutel, Betaspring, iMedicare, Health Recovery Solutions, Pixie Scientific, Consignd (ERA W’13), Decisive Health, Artemis, Care Thread, CareSpeak Communications) to companies.
Although, if you are going to found or manage an accelerator with a focus on health care, or take a space in the accelerators offices, good to know that there’s a doctor in the house.
Blueprint Health is geared towards healthcare companies seeking to benefit from our intensive three-month program focused on acquiring clients and capital. Blueprint is a Charter Member of the Global Accelerator Network, which was started by TechStars.
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