January 18, 2017
John D. Halamka, M.D., leads innovation for Beth Israel Lahey Health. Previously, he served for over 20 years as the chief information officer (CIO) at the Beth Israel Deaconess Healthcare System. He is chairman of the New England Healthcare Exchange Network (NEHEN),
July 14, 2016
Joseph L. Caruncho, Sr. is a health care entrepreneur and philanthropist. His projects include being the co-founder, Chairman and CEO of Preferred Care Partners, a health care company that owns and operates Medicare Advantage and Florida Medicaid insurance plans in
July 14, 2016
Kevin Hickey is founder/principal of HES Advisors. He is a 40-year veteran of the U.S. health insurance, health services and health information technology sectors. His roles have included investor, advisor, CEO, senior executive, board director, industry leader, change agent and
July 14, 2016
Drex is an independent consultant with a long career as a healthcare executive, including his experience as Co-Founder and CEO of Next Wave Connect; EVP and CIO at Steward Healthcare in Boston; SVP and CIO at Seattle Children’s Health System
July 14, 2016
Carlos Olivares, a Pepperdine University graduate, grew up in La Paz, Bolivia. Prior to relocating to the Yakima Valley, he served in several administrative positions at health centers in California. Over the years he gained a national reputation for being
July 14, 2016
Patrick A. Charmel, President and Chief Executive Officer of Griffin Hospital and its parent organization, Griffin Health Services Corporation, has been associated with Griffin since 1979, when he served as a student intern while attending Quinnipiac University. After serving in
July 14, 2016
Leslie serves as an advisor to three private equity firms: Warburg Pincus, Peloton Equity, and Enhanced Equity Fund. Ms. Norwalk currently sits on the boards of directors of NuVasive, Press Ganey, Endologix, Abode Healthcare, GWU Medical Faculty Associates, HealthPlan One,
July 14, 2016
Richard is a physician and former Professor in Business Administration at the Harvard Business School in the Technology and Operations (TOM) unit. He teaches a second year course on health care operations management, “Managing Medicine,” which discusses the design, management
