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Meet our Team of multi-disciplinary industry experts who ensure we stay one step ahead of compliance requirements and industry best practice.

Neal Long,
Founder & CEO

Todd Edwards,VP

Mike Krenzke,VP of Research Development

Tom Karakosta, VP of Strategic Marketing & Compounding 

Kate Edwards, VP ofOperations

Wyn Gary Jr., VP of Health System Supply Chain

April Menz,VP of Finance

Jeff Karrels,
IT Systems and QA Director

Torre Albritton,
Sr. Sales Director

Anne Rapp,
Customer Operations Manager

ConsortiEX Team: Neal Long

Neal Long, Founder & CEO

Neal Long is a global Life-Sciences executive with extensive experience in medical devices and information technology. Long has extensive experience with industry giants: GE, Marquette, Philips, and Draeger GmbH, where he was General Manager, Business Unit Head, and CEO, respectively. Most recently, Neal was CEO of Cardiac Science Corporation. He is a growth-oriented executive with background in business transformations, turnarounds, and startups.
Todd Edwards is a multi-dimensional healthcare business executive. He has over 32 years of combined experience at Marquette Electronics and GE Healthcare. He has held multiple positions including engineering development, sales and engineering management, information systems business leadership, business acquisition leadership, healthcare executive leadership, operating consulting, and P&L responsibility to the U.S. federal government.

Todd Edwards, Vice President

Todd Edwards is a multi-dimensional healthcare business executive. He has over 32 years of combined experience at Marquette Electronics and GE Healthcare. He has held multiple positions including engineering development, sales and engineering management, information systems business leadership, business acquisition leadership, healthcare executive leadership, operating consulting, and P&L responsibility to the U.S. federal government.
Tom Karakosta joined ConsortiEX after successfully leading the strategic marketing team for infusion technology at Fresenius Kabi USA. In his most recent role, Karakosta was responsible for developing the North American requirements for a next generation infusion system, currently installed in more than 30 countries. His areas of focus included the development and commercialization of the medication safety management suite: dose error reduction and infusion data analytics software. Prior to his role at Fresenius Kabi, he spent time in various management positions within hospital, and independent community, pharmacies. Karakosta holds a Bachelors of Science and a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Nova Southeastern University, where he graduated as a member of the Rho Chi Honors Society.

Tom Karakosta, Vice President Strategic Marketing and Compounding Management Systems

Tom Karakosta joined ConsortiEX after successfully leading the strategic marketing team for infusion technology at Fresenius Kabi USA. In his most recent role, Karakosta was responsible for developing the North American requirements for a next generation infusion system, currently installed in more than 30 countries. His areas of focus included the development and commercialization of the medication safety management suite: dose error reduction and infusion data analytics software. Prior to his role at Fresenius Kabi, he spent time in various management positions within hospital, and independent community, pharmacies. Karakosta holds a Bachelors of Science and a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Nova Southeastern University, where he graduated as a member of the Rho Chi Honors Society.
Mike Krenzke is a platform architect with over 20 years of experience developing healthcare IT solutions for Marquette Medical Systems, GE Healthcare, RF Technologies, CartaNova, and NightHawk Radiology. In addition to his healthcare IT expertise, Krenzke developed innovative and secure financial software at his most recent appointment with Wells Fargo.

Mike Krenzke, Vice President of Research and Development

Mike Krenzke is a platform architect with over 20 years of experience developing healthcare IT solutions for Marquette Medical Systems, GE Healthcare, RF Technologies, CartaNova, and NightHawk Radiology. In addition to his healthcare IT expertise, Krenzke developed innovative and secure financial software at his most recent appointment with Wells Fargo.
Kate Edwards has 10+ years of experience in customer relations and marketing communications. Kate came to ConsortiEX in 2015, from Delphi Automotive, where she was a Communications Specialist, and Shows and Events Coordinator. Prior to her current role as Support Manager, Kate was the Director of Marketing for ConsortiEX from 2015-2019. Kate holds a B.A. from Michigan State University.

Kate Edwards, Vice President of Operations

Kate Edwards has 10+ years of experience in customer relations and marketing communications. Kate came to ConsortiEX in 2015, from Delphi Automotive, where she was a Communications Specialist, and Shows and Events Coordinator. Prior to her current role as Support Manager, Kate was the Director of Marketing for ConsortiEX from 2015-2019. Kate holds a B.A. from Michigan State University.
Wyn Gary Jr. is a dynamic product development leader with extensive experience across a wide range of healthcare devices and systems applications. He comes to us from Eaton Corporation, where he was the Product Owner for Eaton Brightlayer Industrial, and subject matter expert for IoT (Internet of Things) Hardware and Software Solutions including edge devices and cloud to mobile applications and interfaces. In addition to Eaton Corp., Wyn made critical contributions as VP of Engineering at Whirlpool Corporation, RF Technologies, Carta Nova, GE Marquette Medical Systems, General Electric Medical Systems, and McDonell – Douglas Corporation.

Wyn Gary Jr., Vice President of Health System Supply Chain

Wyn Gary Jr. is a dynamic product development leader with extensive experience across a wide range of healthcare devices and systems applications. He comes to us from Eaton Corporation, where he was the Product Owner for Eaton Brightlayer Industrial, and subject matter expert for IoT (Internet of Things) Hardware and Software Solutions including edge devices and cloud to mobile applications and interfaces. In addition to Eaton Corp., Wyn made critical contributions as VP of Engineering at Whirlpool Corporation, RF Technologies, Carta Nova, GE Marquette Medical Systems, General Electric Medical Systems, and McDonell – Douglas Corporation.
April Menz has 10+ years of experience in financial reporting and technical accounting. Prior to joining ConsortiEX in 2021, she was a Corporate Accounting and Financial Reporting Manager for Jason Group, headquartered in Milwaukee, WI. She is responsible for developing the annual budget, preparing financial and cashflow forecasts, and all aspects of accounting, billing and collections, and financial reporting. She holds a BBA in Accounting and Economics Minor from University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.

April Menz, VP of Finance

April Menz has 10+ years of experience in financial reporting and technical accounting. Prior to joining ConsortiEX in 2021, she was a Corporate Accounting and Financial Reporting Manager for Jason Group, headquartered in Milwaukee, WI. She is responsible for developing the annual budget, preparing financial and cashflow forecasts, and all aspects of accounting, billing and collections, and financial reporting. She holds a BBA in Accounting and Economics Minor from University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.
Anne Rapp has 15+ years in customer service and customer experience, Anne came to ConsortiEX from Roastar Inc. As the Customer Operations Manager, Anne has been responsible for ConsortiEX DSCSA Compliance as a Service implementations for over four years. Anne also leads implementations, and is responsible for onboarding and new user trainings, in addition to hosting the ConsortiEX Quarterly Training Webinars. She is also a member of the ConsortiEX Support Team. Anne holds a B.A. from Mount Mary University.

Anne Rapp, Customer Operations Manager

Anne Rapp has 15+ years in customer service and customer experience, Anne came to ConsortiEX from Roastar Inc. As the Customer Operations Manager, Anne has been responsible for ConsortiEX DSCSA Compliance as a Service implementations for over four years. Anne also leads implementations, and is responsible for onboarding and new user trainings, in addition to hosting the ConsortiEX Quarterly Training Webinars. She is also a member of the ConsortiEX Support Team. Anne holds a B.A. from Mount Mary University.
Jeff Karrels has 20+ years of IT experience. Prior to ConsortiEX, Jeff worked for Strong Funds and Wells Fargo where he held positions in system monitoring, system automation, software engineering, product implementations, business continuity planning, and project management. Jeff also serves the Advisory Board at Waukesha County Technical College, where he earned an Associates Degree in Web and Software Development.

Jeff Karrels, IT Systems and QA Director

Jeff Karrels has 20+ years of IT experience. Prior to ConsortiEX, Jeff worked for Strong Funds and Wells Fargo where he held positions in system monitoring, system automation, software engineering, product implementations, business continuity planning, and project management. Jeff also serves the Advisory Board at Waukesha County Technical College, where he earned an Associates Degree in Web and Software Development.
Torre Albritton is a US Navy Veteran with over 25 years of experience in sales for the commercial and government healthcare industry. Prior to ConsortiEX, Torre came from Pega Systems, where he was responsible for software and analytical solutions for government accounts. With ConsortiEX, Torre has established long-term partnerships with Federal Government accounts, and for commercial hospital pharmacies in the Southeast United States, ensuring regulatory compliance.

Torre Albritton, Sr. Sales Director

Torre Albritton is a US Navy Veteran with over 25 years of experience in sales for the commercial and government healthcare industry. Prior to ConsortiEX, Torre came from Pega Systems, where he was responsible for software and analytical solutions for government accounts. With ConsortiEX, Torre has established long-term partnerships with Federal Government accounts, and for commercial hospital pharmacies in the Southeast United States, ensuring regulatory compliance.

A Comprehensive Multi-Disciplinary Team

Our Advisory Board is made up of key players from across the pharmaceutical industry and pharmacy operations. Our Advisory Board members are highly experienced and well known for their expertise and successes in the pharmacy, IT, and healthcare industries. With more than 200 years of combined experience, our Advisory Board plays a pivotal role in ConsortiEX business and product planning.

Advisory Board

Ernest Anderson

Charlotte Smith

Marianne Ivey

David Kvancz

Robert Smaglia

William Churchill

Thomas Thielke

Todd Cozzens

Board of Directors

Neal Long

Dennis Beard

Kevin Lindsey

Jim Schultz

George Roberts

Richard Griffin

Andy Nunemaker

Advisory Board

Ernest Anderson has over 37 years of leadership experience in all aspects of health-system pharmacy. Anderson has given countless presentations on financial management and authored a chapter in Sterile Products in Hospital Pharmacy Administration. Widely recognized for his expertise in the financial arena, he has designed and implemented, clean rooms, clinical pharmacy programs and is a known leader in securing reimbursement for clinical services. As the former VP of Pharmacy for the Steward Health System, Anderson led efforts to establish a committee and formulary which would standardize physician order entry, policy, and procedure. During his time as the Director of Pharmacy for Lahey Clinic Medical Center, Anderson implemented inpatient and outpatient pharmacy automation as well as reimbursement for patient care service in an at-risk model. He is recognized locally and nationally for his leadership skills and has served nationally in ASHP and the Association of Community Cancer Centers.

Ernest Anderson

Ernest Anderson has over 37 years of leadership experience in all aspects of health-system pharmacy. Anderson has given countless presentations on financial management and authored a chapter in Sterile Products in Hospital Pharmacy Administration. Widely recognized for his expertise in the financial arena, he has designed and implemented, clean rooms, clinical pharmacy programs and is a known leader in securing reimbursement for clinical services. As the former VP of Pharmacy for the Steward Health System, Anderson led efforts to establish a committee and formulary which would standardize physician order entry, policy, and procedure. During his time as the Director of Pharmacy for Lahey Clinic Medical Center, Anderson implemented inpatient and outpatient pharmacy automation as well as reimbursement for patient care service in an at-risk model. He is recognized locally and nationally for his leadership skills and has served nationally in ASHP and the Association of Community Cancer Centers.
David Kvancz has more than 30 years of experience as a strategic pharmacy leader and senior healthcare executive. Throughout his career, Kvancz has designed and implemented innovative and contemporary pharmacy facility designs, workflow systems, pharmacist practice models, inpatient medication use systems and leading-edge technologies. Most recently, Kvancz served as the Vice President of the National Pharmacy Programs and Services for Kaiser Permanente, and the Chief Pharmacy Officer at Cleveland Clinic. Kvancz has also served in leadership positions at local, state, and national pharmacy organizations including the chair of the Practice Managers Section of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists and the President of the Arizona Society of Health-System Pharmacy. He also previously served as the Chairman of the Premier GPO National Pharmacy Executive and Advisory Committee. He has published several articles and given multiple presentations at local, state, and national meetings covering a variety of pharmaceutical topics.

David Kvancz

David Kvancz has more than 30 years of experience as a strategic pharmacy leader and senior healthcare executive. Throughout his career, Kvancz has designed and implemented innovative and contemporary pharmacy facility designs, workflow systems, pharmacist practice models, inpatient medication use systems and leading-edge technologies. Most recently, Kvancz served as the Vice President of the National Pharmacy Programs and Services for Kaiser Permanente, and the Chief Pharmacy Officer at Cleveland Clinic. Kvancz has also served in leadership positions at local, state, and national pharmacy organizations including the chair of the Practice Managers Section of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists and the President of the Arizona Society of Health-System Pharmacy. He also previously served as the Chairman of the Premier GPO National Pharmacy Executive and Advisory Committee. He has published several articles and given multiple presentations at local, state, and national meetings covering a variety of pharmaceutical topics.
Thomas Thielke has over 20 years of pharmacy experience including serving as the Vice President of Professional and Support Services, and Director of Pharmacy at the University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics (UWHC). While at UWHC, Thielke was responsible for consulting pharmacy services, overseeing the home-care pharmacy division, and managed multiple outpatient pharmacies and pharmacy services. As an active member of pharmacy associations, he is former chairman of the ASHP House of Delegates, President of both ASHP and the Wisconsin Society of Health-System Pharmacists, founder and former chairman of the Board of Pharmacy Society of Wisconsin, and clinical professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Pharmacy. He served two terms as the Vice President of the Hospital Pharmacists Section of the Federation of International Pharmacists, where he served as president from 1998-2002. As an accomplished author of numerous professional publications, he has given more than 100 presentations at state, national and international pharmacy conferences.

Thomas Thielke

Thomas Thielke has over 20 years of pharmacy experience including serving as the Vice President of Professional and Support Services, and Director of Pharmacy at the University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics (UWHC). While at UWHC, Thielke was responsible for consulting pharmacy services, overseeing the home-care pharmacy division, and managed multiple outpatient pharmacies and pharmacy services. As an active member of pharmacy associations, he is former chairman of the ASHP House of Delegates, President of both ASHP and the Wisconsin Society of Health-System Pharmacists, founder and former chairman of the Board of Pharmacy Society of Wisconsin, and clinical professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Pharmacy. He served two terms as the Vice President of the Hospital Pharmacists Section of the Federation of International Pharmacists, where he served as president from 1998-2002. As an accomplished author of numerous professional publications, he has given more than 100 presentations at state, national and international pharmacy conferences.
Charlotte Smith is a consultant in the area of pharmaceutical waste management, new business startup management and is a Senior Regulatory Advisor for PharmEcology Services, a business unit of Waste Management Healthcare Solutions, Inc. (WMHS), a Waste Management company. She founded PharmEcology Associates, LLC in 2000 and sold the company to WMHS in 2009. She co-founded Capital Returns, Inc., a nationally known pharmaceutical reverse distributor in 1991. Smith is a registered pharmacist who received her BS in Pharmacy and MS in Continuing and Vocational Education from the University of Wisconsin. She is a member of the Pharmacy Society of Wisconsin, the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists, and the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP).

Charlotte Smith

Charlotte Smith is a consultant in the area of pharmaceutical waste management, new business startup management and is a Senior Regulatory Advisor for PharmEcology Services, a business unit of Waste Management Healthcare Solutions, Inc. (WMHS), a Waste Management company. She founded PharmEcology Associates, LLC in 2000 and sold the company to WMHS in 2009. She co-founded Capital Returns, Inc., a nationally known pharmaceutical reverse distributor in 1991. Smith is a registered pharmacist who received her BS in Pharmacy and MS in Continuing and Vocational Education from the University of Wisconsin. She is a member of the Pharmacy Society of Wisconsin, the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists, and the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP).
Robert Smaglia is a successful senior healthcare executive with more than 25 years experience in developing and managing in the high-growth home infusion industry. He is a systems oriented leader with exceptional operations experience in taking two home-care companies from inception to a market leading national presence. His professional experience includes roles as VP of Operations and VP/GM of such companies as: Clinical Care America, Critical Care Systems, and Chartwell Home Infusion. He was a Home Infusion surveyor for The Joint Commission. His other professional roles include: Healthcare Safety Consulting, NH Board of Pharmacy Task Force on Compounding Rules, ASHP Advisory Group for home infusion, and Adjunct Faculty at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy.

Robert Smaglia

Robert Smaglia is a successful senior healthcare executive with more than 25 years experience in developing and managing in the high-growth home infusion industry. He is a systems oriented leader with exceptional operations experience in taking two home-care companies from inception to a market leading national presence. His professional experience includes roles as VP of Operations and VP/GM of such companies as: Clinical Care America, Critical Care Systems, and Chartwell Home Infusion. He was a Home Infusion surveyor for The Joint Commission. His other professional roles include: Healthcare Safety Consulting, NH Board of Pharmacy Task Force on Compounding Rules, ASHP Advisory Group for home infusion, and Adjunct Faculty at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy.
Todd Cozzens is a managing partner at Leernik Transformation Partners. He has more than 25 years of experience in the healthcare technology and information systems industry; focusing on investing in early and growth stage healthcare technology service companies, and advises companies currently under investment. Most recently he was a partner at Sequoia Capital. Prior to joining Sequoia, Cozzens founded, and led, high acuity information system leader Picis, where it was Cozzens’ original strategic vision that drove the company to a 50% annual growth rate over a 10-year span and to over 2,300 hospital clients. Prior to Picis, he held several senior executive positions with Marquette Medical Systems, now GE Healthcare. He is on the board of directors for Health Catalyst, MedExpress, Natera, PerfectServe, Zirmed, and chairs the board of AirStrip and SVBio. Cozzen’s also has recently served in an advisory capacity to Optum, TPG, TelCare, and the Carlyle Group. He is a graduate of Marquette University and the Harvard Business School Executive Program for Management Development.

Todd Cozzens

Todd Cozzens is a managing partner at Leernik Transformation Partners. He has more than 25 years of experience in the healthcare technology and information systems industry; focusing on investing in early and growth stage healthcare technology service companies, and advises companies currently under investment. Most recently he was a partner at Sequoia Capital. Prior to joining Sequoia, Cozzens founded, and led, high acuity information system leader Picis, where it was Cozzens’ original strategic vision that drove the company to a 50% annual growth rate over a 10-year span and to over 2,300 hospital clients. Prior to Picis, he held several senior executive positions with Marquette Medical Systems, now GE Healthcare. He is on the board of directors for Health Catalyst, MedExpress, Natera, PerfectServe, Zirmed, and chairs the board of AirStrip and SVBio. Cozzen’s also has recently served in an advisory capacity to Optum, TPG, TelCare, and the Carlyle Group. He is a graduate of Marquette University and the Harvard Business School Executive Program for Management Development.
Dr. Marianne F. Ivey, Pharm.D., M.P.H., is Immediate Past President of the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) Hospital Pharmacy Section, where she also served as VP for the Americas and was a key contributor to the FIP Global Conference on the Future of Hospital Pharmacy. She is a former ASHP President, Treasurer and Chair of the ASHP House of Delegates. She currently serves as a member of the Board of Pharmacy Specialties and on the St. Louis College of Pharmacy President’s Advisory Council. She is on the Advisory Board for the University of Cincinnati Master’s Degree in Pharmacy Leadership. Dr. Ivey has received the FIP Distinguished Pharmacy Practice Award, Harvey A. K. Whitney Lecture Award, the Donald E. Francke Medal, and more.

Marrianne Ivey

Dr. Marianne F. Ivey, Pharm.D., M.P.H., is Immediate Past President of the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) Hospital Pharmacy Section, where she also served as VP for the Americas and was a key contributor to the FIP Global Conference on the Future of Hospital Pharmacy. She is a former ASHP President, Treasurer and Chair of the ASHP House of Delegates. She currently serves as a member of the Board of Pharmacy Specialties and on the St. Louis College of Pharmacy President’s Advisory Council. She is on the Advisory Board for the University of Cincinnati Master’s Degree in Pharmacy Leadership. Dr. Ivey has received the FIP Distinguished Pharmacy Practice Award, Harvey A. K. Whitney Lecture Award, the Donald E. Francke Medal, and more.
William Churchill is the former Chief Pharmacy Officer of the Department of Pharmacy Services at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, MA. Mr. Churchill also served the pharmacy profession as the founder and Council Chairperson of the Partners Healthcare Chief Pharmacy Officer’s Council and as the Vice Chair and Council Chairperson of the UHC/Vizient National Pharmacy Council. He held appointments as an adjunct Clinical Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Northeastern University, Bouve College of Health Sciences and as Professor of Pharmacy Practice at the University of London School of Pharmacy. For his efforts in improving medication safety worldwide, he was awarded the 2007 American Society of Health System Pharmacists’ (ASHP) Distinguished Leadership Award. In 2008 he was selected as the Massachusetts Health System Pharmacist of the Year and has authored or co-authored over 42 publications in peer reviewed medical and pharmacy journals.

Will Churchill

William Churchill is the former Chief Pharmacy Officer of the Department of Pharmacy Services at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, MA. Mr. Churchill also served the pharmacy profession as the founder and Council Chairperson of the Partners Healthcare Chief Pharmacy Officer’s Council and as the Vice Chair and Council Chairperson of the UHC/Vizient National Pharmacy Council. He held appointments as an adjunct Clinical Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Northeastern University, Bouve College of Health Sciences and as Professor of Pharmacy Practice at the University of London School of Pharmacy. For his efforts in improving medication safety worldwide, he was awarded the 2007 American Society of Health System Pharmacists’ (ASHP) Distinguished Leadership Award. In 2008 he was selected as the Massachusetts Health System Pharmacist of the Year and has authored or co-authored over 42 publications in peer reviewed medical and pharmacy journals.

Board of Directors

Neal Long is a growth-oriented executive with background in business transformations, turnarounds, and startups. He is a global Life-Sciences executive with extensive experience in medical devices and information technology with industry giants: GE, Marquette, Philips, and Draeger GmbH, where he was General Manager, Business Unit Head, and CEO, respectively. Most recently, Long was CEO of Cardiac Science Corporation.

Neal Long

Neal Long is a growth-oriented executive with background in business transformations, turnarounds, and startups. He is a global Life-Sciences executive with extensive experience in medical devices and information technology with industry giants: GE, Marquette, Philips, and Draeger GmbH, where he was General Manager, Business Unit Head, and CEO, respectively. Most recently, Long was CEO of Cardiac Science Corporation.
Kevin Lindsey held positions as the Vice President of Finance Marquette Medical Systems, an equity executive with the Endeavors Group, and was formerly with Arthur Andersen, a Big Five accounting firm based in Chicago.

Kevin Lindsey

Kevin Lindsey held positions as the Vice President of Finance Marquette Medical Systems, an equity executive with the Endeavors Group, and was formerly with Arthur Andersen, a Big Five accounting firm based in Chicago.
Richard Griffin is currently a Chairman & Trustee at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, a serial entrepreneur, and the former President and CEO of Critical Care Systems for Home Infusion Compounding.

Richard Griffin

Richard Griffin is currently a Chairman & Trustee at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, a serial entrepreneur, and the former President and CEO of Critical Care Systems for Home Infusion Compounding.
Dennis Beard, a Managing Partner with Serra Ventures of Champaign, IL, has built a successful career in financial services, healthcare services, and technology. He offers professional services to emerging technology enterprises and is a Managing Partner of Serra Capital, a family of micro-venture capital funds.

Dennis Beard

Dennis Beard, a Managing Partner with Serra Ventures of Champaign, IL, has built a successful career in financial services, healthcare services, and technology. He offers professional services to emerging technology enterprises and is a Managing Partner of Serra Capital, a family of micro-venture capital funds.
Jim Schultz is the founding partner of Open Prairie Ventures, a successful Midwest-based venture capital and private equity fund management firm. Schultz has over 30 years of entrepreneurial and investment experience spanning a diverse array of industries, including agriculture, healthcare, life sciences, and technology.

Jim Schultz

Jim Schultz is the founding partner of Open Prairie Ventures, a successful Midwest-based venture capital and private equity fund management firm. Schultz has over 30 years of entrepreneurial and investment experience spanning a diverse array of industries, including agriculture, healthcare, life sciences, and technology.
Andy Nunemaker is currently the Senior Vice President of Benefits Solutions at Applied Systems. He was a co-founder, and CEO, of Dynamis Software Corporation and has held several executive roles with GE Healthcare; including CEO of GE Healthcare for Australia, New Zealand and Southeast Asia.

Andy Nunemaker

Andy Nunemaker is currently the Senior Vice President of Benefits Solutions at Applied Systems. He was a co-founder, and CEO, of Dynamis Software Corporation and has held several executive roles with GE Healthcare; including CEO of GE Healthcare for Australia, New Zealand and Southeast Asia.
George Roberts is a Venture Partner at OpenView, where he applies his management experience to their expansion stage portfolio. Over the last 17 years, George has served on the board of several fast-growing venture capital funded software companies, including ScriptLogic Corporation and Fieldglass Inc.

George Roberts

George Roberts is a Venture Partner at OpenView, where he applies his management experience to their expansion stage portfolio. Over the last 17 years, George has served on the board of several fast-growing venture capital funded software companies, including ScriptLogic Corporation and Fieldglass Inc.

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