David B. Nash, MD, MBA is the Founding Dean of the Jefferson School of Population Health where he is the Dr. Raymond C. and Doris N. Grandon Professor of Health Policy. He is a board certified internist and is internationally recognized for his work in outcomes management, medical staff development and quality-of-care. He has authored more than 100 articles in major journals, edited 22 books, and is editor-in-chief of four major national journals.

Dr. Gregory Dorn is the president of Hearst Health, which includes FDB, Zynx Health, MCG, Homecare Homebase, as well as its international business, innovation lab, and venture fund.

For decades, Dr. Dorn has been focused on raising the standard of excellence in patient care across the healthcare spectrum, through clinically rigorous guidance delivered by efficient, scalable technology. He is the co-inventor of two patented healthcare software technologies that continue to be used in health systems across the U.S.

Dorn received his medical doctorate from Columbia University and his clinical training at UCLA, where he also obtained his master's degree in health services management.

Stephen K. Klasko, MD, MBA, serves as President and CEO of Thomas Jefferson University and the Jefferson Health System. He previously served as CEO of USF Health and Dean of the Morsani College of Medicine at the University of South Florida and Dean of the College of Medicine at Drexel University. Dr. Klasko received his bachelor's degree in chemistry and biology from Lehigh University and earned his medical degree from Hahnemann University in Philadelphia. He completed his MBA at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. He is a board certified and actively practicing OB-GYN.

Dr. Julie Gerberding is Executive Vice President, Strategic Communications, Global Public Policy, and Population Health at Merck & Co., Inc, where she also has responsibility for the Merck for Mothers program and the Merck Foundation. Julie joined Merck in 2010 as President of Merck Vaccines. She previously served as Director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) from 2002-2009. In this position, she led the agency through more than 40 emergency responses to public health crises. Dr. Gerberding received her undergraduate and M.D. degrees from Case Western Reserve University (CWRU). She serves on the Boards of CWRU, National Association of City and Country Health Officials (NACCHO) Foundation, Accordia Global Health Foundation, MSD Wellcome Trust Hilleman Laboratories, and the BIO Executive Committee.

Harold Paz is executive vice president and chief medical officer for Aetna. He leads clinical strategy and policy, driving innovation to improve member experience, quality and cost.

Before joining Aetna in 2014, Dr. Paz served as CEO of Penn State Hershey Medical Center and Health System, and dean of Penn State College of Medicine. Prior to that, he served as dean of the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and CEO of its medical group.

Dr. Paz is focused on clinical outcomes, health system organization, and healthcare effectiveness. He is professor adjunct of internal medicine at Yale University School of Medicine.

Dr. James Pope is Vice President and Chief Science Officer of Healthways, Inc., where he oversees medical and scientific integrity, analytic consultative services, process quality improvements, outcomes and applied research. He joined Healthways in 2003 and has served in various leadership roles during his tenure with the company, including Chief Medical Officer and Chief Operating Officer, prior to being named Chief Science Officer in 2008.

As Healthways Chief Operating Officer, Dr. Pope held responsibility for product development and delivery for all US business from 2006 to 2008, a time when Healthways achieved significant growth in revenue and net income. He established the Healthways Center for Health Research while serving as Chief Medical Officer, performing advanced analytics with data collected from millions of participants over twenty-five years of Healthways programming. As Chief Medical Officer he also led oversight of all medical quality initiatives and Informatics.

Paul Grundy is IBM Corporation's global director of healthcare transformation and known as the Godfather of the PCMH. In this role, he develops and executes strategies that support IBM's transformation initiatives in the healthcare industry. He is also an adjunct professor at the University of Utah Department of Family and Preventive Medicine. Paul won the NCQA national quality award for 2012.

He is a Member of the Institute of Medicine, IBM Industry Academy he serves as a director of the ACGME the body responsible for accrediting graduate medical training programs, Dr Grundy is a member of the national advisory board of the National Center for interprofessional education, Medical Education Futures Study and is President of the Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative, a coalition he led IBM in creating in early 2006.

Karen Handmaker is Vice President of Population Health Strategies at IBM Watson Health.

Karen has deep population health expertise gained through a unique combination of private and public sector provider, employer and payer market clients over the past 16 years. In senior roles at leading national care management vendors and benefits firms, Karen developed and implemented total population health management programs for Fortune 500TM employers. Prior to this, Karen did strategic consulting for provider systems and health plans in the US and in Asia for 14 years.

At Phytel, an IBM Company since 2010, and now at IBM Watson Health, Karen assists health system clients and healthcare partners to achieve their strategic and Triple Aim objectives with IBM Watson Health's population health suite of products and services, in alignment with the patient-centered medical home model and evolving value-based payment. Karen is also a frequent writer, speaker and trainer on population health and practice transformation in health care.

Karen earned her BA in American Studies at Trinity College (Hartford, CT) and a Master in Public Policy degree at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government. Karen is a PCMH Certified Content Expert and she has completed Lean Six Sigma training at the Institute for Lean Systems. Karen is an active member of the editorial board of the journal Population Health Management.

Gerry's strength and passion is helping health systems recognize the true opportunity presented by more fully integrating care and financing across the continuum. His specific expertise is in all types of physician-hospital affiliations, optimized physician practice and ambulatory operations, and the design, build and running of Accountable Care and Clinically Integrated Organizations.

Gerry has been in healthcare his entire career, beginning as New York State paramedic, becoming a Respiratory Therapist, and administering clinical departments at Massachusetts General Hospital. He has also worked with medical equipment device manufacturers, developing and supporting critical care devices.

Harvinder has over twenty years of combined experience working within the payer industry, public health and academia. Her work has included serving as a consultant and advisor to state departments of health, project consulting, product innovation and strategic planning for major state and federal programs. Harvinder has extensive experience in developing and evaluating population health and clinical programs and conducting top-level presentations including congressional briefings. She specializes in executing highly-complex projects from concept to completion. Harvinder holds a doctoral degree from the UCLA School of Public Health with a minor in Anthropology.

Dr. Bill Atkinson has been a leader and a champion for change in healthcare from his early days as a member of the first class of paramedics in North Carolina, through his tenure as President and CEO of Raleigh, NC - based WakeMed Health & Hospitals, and beyond. He has served as a hospital and healthcare CEO for more than 30 years. In every leadership position, Atkinson brings economic and system-wide growth, innovation in services and practices, and award winning advances in patient care and workforce development.

Eric H. Beck, DO, MPH, is the Chief Executive Officer for Evolution Health at Envision Healthcare. He is widely regarded for his outcomes-orientation and focus on value innovation that synchronizes clinical and business aims for population health and post-acute care. His unique ability to synthesize and distill the concurrent needs of patients, families, clients, clinicians, populations and the healthcare system into actionable strategies has led Evolution Health to recognition and success.

Prior to his appointment, Dr. Beck served as Chief Innovation Officer, Chief Clinical Integration Officer and Associate Chief Medical Officer for Evolution Health and American Medical Response. He managed multiple service lines, new market implementations and technology conversions as well as strategic planning and acquisition integration.

Scott Bourn PhD, RN, EMT-P serves as Senior Vice President of Quality Measurement and Improvement at Evolution Health (EvH). Prior to joining EvH in 2015 Dr. Bourn served as Vice President of Clinical Practices and Research at American Medical Response, leading the development of a unified strategy for quality measurement and improvement across AMR's 40 state footprint. During his ten years of leadership AMR documented strong improvement in pain relief, appropriate care of time-sensitive conditions, and survival from cardiac arrest.

Dr. Bourn has held numerous regional and national leadership positions including: Colorado State EMS and Trauma Advisory council for nine years (5 as Chair); National Association of EMS Educators Board 2007-2015 (President 2013-2015); National Association of EMS Physicians Board 2013-2015; Advocates for EMS Board 2010-2013 (President 2012-2013).

Dr. Bourn's research, writing, and lecture topics focus on defining, measuring, and improving patient outcomes and experience. He and his wife Marilyn live in Colorado and have 4 adult children (and 2 chocolate labs).

Dr. Castillo serves as Chief Strategy Officer and Chief Quality Officer for Evolution Health. Dr. Castillo is an experienced healthcare leader with expertise in system design, integrated delivery, measurement and competitive strategy for physician services and population health optimization. Prior to this role, Dr. Castillo served as National Medical Director for Healthcare Quality Evaluation at the Joint Commission. At the Joint Commission, Dr. Castillo led product development including national standards, performance metrics and research that focused on innovative approaches for value-based healthcare. Most recently, he led development of standards for Integrated Delivery System certification. He has partnered to lead hospitals, health systems, payors and providers in quality improvement, certification and accreditation.

Dr. Brent Myers serves as Chief Medical Officer for Evolution Health. He has deep expertise in systems of care, population health approaches and public health. Prior tohis appointment, Dr. Myers served as Director and Medical Director of Emergency Medical Services for Wake County in Raleigh, N.C., where he earned national recognition for his EMS innovation and research. He has more than 15 years' experience in healthcare, including in-depth knowledge of acute care, delivery optimization, quality improvement and operational excellence.

Bridget Buckley is Executive Director of Managed Care and Population Health at athenahealth, overseeing client solutions for athenahealth's cloud-based analytics and care workflow services for Population Health clients. Ms. Buckley has exhibited her passion for finance and the managed care industry throughout her career; for nearly 30 years, Ms. Buckley has been at the forefront of innovation and has constantly pushed herself, her coworkers, and her employers to exceed expectations and strive for continued growth and success. Prior to joining athenahealth, Ms. Buckley was co-founder and Principal of Healthcare Data Services (HDS), where she provided expert consult to clients on high technology data management options for the managed care field.

Ms. Buckley co-founded HDS in 2003 after working as a Senior Manager at Deloitte & Touche LLP Consulting Services, where she supervised managed care engagements. Prior to her position with Deloitte & Touche, she held various positions at Harvard Pilgrim Health Care.

Stephen Kahane, M.D. has served as President of Client Organization at athenahealth, Inc. since February 2011. Dr. Kahane's career spans more than 30 years across companies that have delivered health care IT and automation solutions for physician practices, hospitals and integrated delivery networks. Prior to joining athenahealth, Dr. Kahane was Chairman and CEO of publicly-traded AMICAS,an image and information management solutions company. Dr. Kahane's experience also includes roles as CEO of VitalWorks, CEO of Datamedic, and Medical Director and System Development Director of IT at Johns Hopkins Medical Institution.

Dr. Kahane holds an M.S. in Computer Science from Johns Hopkins and an M.D. from Emory University. Dr. Kahane also served as an operating partner at both SV Life Sciences and Bessemer Venture Partners, venture and private equity firms focused on healthcare and technology.

Dr. Bill Winkenwerder is Chairman and CEO of Winkenwerder Strategies, a healthcare advisory and investment firm. Winkenwerder is one of the most influential and recognized leaders in American health care, with experience in medical care, healthcare finance, and health insurance operations. Dr. Winkenwerder is also an expert on federal health policy and programs, and new technologies such as electronic health records.

Most recently Dr. Winkenwerder served as Chief Executive Officer of Highmark Health, a Pennsylvania based diversified insurance and health care enterprise. There he led a transformation to create the third largest integrated health care delivery and financing network in the nation.

From 2001 to 2007, Dr. Winkenwerder served as Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs.

Bill Winkenwerder is unique national health care leader, an experienced executive and financial strategist, who deeply understands both the private and public health sectors, and the power of new innovative technologies to transform the industry.

Stephanie Kovalick, a Chief Strategy Officer, is a leading healthcare authority with extensive workflow, product management and marketing know-how focused on the healthcare payer, provider and health information technology sectors.

Kovalick is a recognized expert and thought leader in the emerging "value-based care" space and has core background and experience in both health plan and provider businesses and workflows. She has deep expertise in healthcare reimbursement models and revenue cycle, extending into the clinical workflows necessary to maximize efficiencies in a changing healthcare eco system.

This core proficiency has allowed Kovalick to excel in driving strategic product planning, roadmap, concept development and ultimately delivering innovative technology solutions geared at moving the needle on cost, quality and access to care while at the same time delivering significant ROI to both health plan and provider customers.

Arumani Manisundaram is founding Director for the Center for Connected Health at Adventist HealthCare, based in Rockville, Maryland. Manisundaram is leading as the Chief Technologist for Population Health for the Mid-Atlantic ACO and the One Health Quality Alliance - Clinically Integrated Network. Manisundaram's strategic vision has led the development of Adventist HealthCare's HIE. Manisundaram has propelled the adoption of EHR systems by more than 400+ Physicians in Maryland. He was previously a management consultant with Booz Allen Hamilton as Program Manager for the National Cancer Institute's caGRID (cancer grid). He currently serves on Board of the Mid-Atlantic ACO and the Advisory Board Technology for CRISP - Maryland HIE and the HIE Policy Board for the Maryland HealthCare Commission. He also serves on the Advisory Board of the Maryland Bio-Health Innovation.

Jack began his career in healthcare information technology as a programmer and progressed to Project Manager and Director of Information Services at Milford Memorial Hospital (now Bay Health Medical Center). From there, Jack spent three years as Manager of Systems Development for Christiana Care prior to becoming CIO for Shore Health System in Maryland in 2000.

After joining HIMSS Analytics, Jack led and participated in a number of research studies on a variety of healthcare technology subjects. In 2007, he accepted an invitation from the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology to become a member of the American Health Information Community's Electronic Health Records Workgroup. Also during that time, he developed and launched HIMSS' new Organizational Affiliate membership program.

Since HIMSS, Jack has been working as a consultant assisting healthcare organizations in developing and implementing Health Information Exchange strategies to support Accountable Care Organizations.

In June 2015, Jack began a consulting engagement with the Delaware Valley Accountable Care Organization as Interim Director of IT and in January of 2016 joined the DVACO as Director of Population Health Informatics and Technology.

Dr. Harm Scherpbier is an independent Health IT Consultant. He works on behalf of healthcare software firms and healthcare providers, with a focus on Population Health Management systems, Electronic Medical Records, interoperability and Clinical Decision Support Systems. Dr. Scherpbier is adjunct faculty at the Jefferson College of Population Health where he teaches Health Informatics and Population Health Analytics. He was previously the Chief Medical Information Officer at Main Line Health, a Philadelphia-area health system.

Tom Zajac has over 30 years of experience in the healthcare industry, starting at Jefferson Health system in Philadelphia, and then running a series of high growth health technology and service companies, focused on transforming the process of healthcare.

As CEO of Wellcentive, Tom leads the company's commitment to its customers to deliver leading Population Health and value based care solutions that drive clinical, financial, and human impact.

Tom has been focused on transformation his entire career, as Chief Customer Officer of Elsevier Health, President and CEO of Elsevier|MEDai, President and CEO of CareScience, and COO of Transition Systems.

Dr. Jordan Asher is MissionPoint's Chief Clinical Officer and Chief Innovation Officer. His role concentrates on creating innovative models of care delivery as well as providing national thought leadership directed towards the future of healthcare. Jordan is also responsible for the clinical oversight of the care models that serve as the foundation for MissionPoint. With his focus on clinical innovation and new value-based healthcare models, Jordan's work is aimed at delivering on MissionPoint's promise to improve the health of diverse communities across the nation.

Jordan also is currently serving as Assistant Dean and Interim Clinical Chair of Medicine at University of Tennessee Health Science Center, and oversees 5 residency programs in conjunction with Saint Thomas Health in Nashville, TN. In this unique position, Jordan works to expand the educational component of these programs to incorporate population health and value-based healthcare.

Susan Frampton is the President of Planetree, a non-profit advocacy and membership organization that works with a growing international network of healthcare provider organizations to implement patient-/person-centered models of care. Dr. Frampton, a medical anthropologist, has authored numerous publications, including the third edition of Putting Patients First. Dr. Frampton serves as co-chair of the National Quality Partnership, a collaborative of national organizations convened by National Quality Forum working to identify strategies for improving safety, quality and patient-centered outcomes for the U.S. health care system. She co-chaired the NQP (Re)admissions Action Team in 2013, the Patient Family Engagement Team in 2015, and currently chairs the Advanced Illness Care Team. Dr. Frampton participated on the WHO Patient Engagement Expert Panel, serves on the governing board of the WHO-CC Health Promoting Hospitals Network, and currently chairs the National Academy of Medicine's Scientific Advisory Panel on the Evidence Base for Patient-Engaged Care.

Emily DuHamel Brower is Vice President of Population Health for Atrius. Emily first joined Atrius Health in 2010, as Senior Director, Clinical Improvement Ventures for Harvard Vanguard and became Executive Director of Atrius Health's Accountable Care Programs in 2012.

In her position at Atrius Health, Emily has developed opportunities to support transformational work that measurably improves healthcare within value-based payment models. Key accomplishments include securing Atrius Health's participation in, and leading our implementation of, the Pioneer ACO model, an initiative of CMS' Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation. She is currently working with local health plans partnering with MassHealth (Massachusetts Medicaid) and Medicare on a demonstration for the "dual eligibles," developing new care models for patients with both Medicare and Medicaid. In her position, Brower leads cross-Atrius Health, cross-discipline teams of over 50 people involved in redesigning care for Atrius Health's highest risk patients, moving from a payer-based to population-based approach.

Dr. Jordan Asher is MissionPoint's Chief Clinical Officer and Chief Innovation Officer. His role concentrates on creating innovative models of care delivery as well as providing national thought leadership directed towards the future of healthcare. Jordan is also responsible for the clinical oversight of the care models that serve as the foundation for MissionPoint. With his focus on clinical innovation and new value-based healthcare models, Jordan's work is aimed at delivering on MissionPoint's promise to improve the health of diverse communities across the nation.

Jordan also is currently serving as Assistant Dean and Interim Clinical Chair of Medicine at University of Tennessee Health Science Center, and oversees 5 residency programs in conjunction with Saint Thomas Health in Nashville, TN. In this unique position, Jordan works to expand the educational component of these programs to incorporate population health and value-based healthcare.

Dr. Rita Numerof is President and co-founder of Numerof & Associates, a strategy development and implementation consulting firm. She brings over 25 years of experience working across healthcare - from providers and payers to pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers. An expert in business model transformation, Dr. Numerof specializes in helping delivery organizations with such diverse issues as value-based care and payment models, managing cost and quality variation, population health initiatives, and consumer engagement. Dr. Numerof is widely published in business journals and has authored six books, including Bringing Value to Healthcare: Practical Steps for Getting to a Market-Based Model (2016).

Dr. Zai is the clinical director of population informatics at the Massachusetts General Hospital's Laboratory of Computer Science, where he led the design and implementation of TopCare, a population health management solution that is presently used across all primary care practices affiliated to Mass General Hospital to identify, track, and close gaps in care.

Dr. Zai is also a clinical informatics researcher. In that role, he studies how information technology can best support and enhance effective population management across the entire continuum of patient care.

Finally, Dr. Zai is the Chief Medical Informatics Officer of SRG-Technology, a company focused on using technology to drive outcomes.

Ms. Riddell has 30 years' experience in health care, public and private health insurance, and health policy. Her company specializes in measuring outcomes for health and wellness programs, such as coaching, behavior incentives, and novel interventions. Clients range from state governments to private insurers to start-up technology companies. She has a master's degree in health policy and management from the Edmund Muskie School of Public Service. She continues her education in bio-statistics, epidemiology, and statistical modeling with courses from MIT and Johns Hopkins University.

Ron Loeppke, MD, MPH, FACOEM, FACPM is Vice-Chairman of U.S. Preventive Medicine (USPM). He is Board Certified in Preventive Medicine; Fellowship trained in Occupational Medicine and is a Fellow of both the American College of Preventive Medicine, (ACPM) and the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM)--of which Dr. Loeppke was President in 2014. He is also the Chair of the Diabetes at Work group (http://www.diabetesatwork.org/ as part of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) National Diabetes Education Program (http://ndep.nih.gov/)

Dr. Allen has been EVP and Chief Medical Officer of eviCore since 1996. He is responsible for the design and implementation of medical management processes, and oversees all nursing and medical director staff. Dr. Allen also functions as the chief liaison with the physician and provider community, and with senior clinical leaders at eviCore participating health plans.

Dr. Allen is a board-certified Family Practice Physician and practiced full-time Emergency Medicine in Pittsburgh for nearly 10 years. He received his medical degree from Sydney Kimmel College of Medicine at the Thomas Jefferson University. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Family Practice, and has an appointment as adjunct faculty member at the Vanderbilt School of Medicine. Dr. Allen is also a long-standing member of the editorial board of the Journal of Population Health.

Dr. Robert J. Laskowski is a physician executive, educator and clinician who is the Principal of Laskowski Advisors -- a consultancy devoted to assisting healthcare organizations and professionals innovate through understanding value. He serves on the Board of Directors of the Association of American Medical Colleges, where he is Chair. Dr. Laskowski retired as President and CEO of Christiana Care Health System based in Wilmington Delaware--one of the nation's largest healthcare systems. His past management experience includes leadership roles in managed care, medical education and public policy. Dr. Laskowski is an active writer who regularly contributes to local and national publications and lectures widely. He has volunteered his time in a number of non-profit activities and served on numerous boards and advisory groups. Dr. Laskowski is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. He did his residency at the University of Chicago, his fellowship in General Internal Medicine at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania as a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Clinical Scholar. He is a Board certified internist and geriatrician.

Laura Kukral, MBA, LNHA has nearly 30 years' experience in health care operations and strategy. She is currently Director of Strategy, Planning and Market Research with Cleveland Clinic Akron General. She previously held similar positions across the care continuum, including roles in physician practice management, post-acute care and consulting. She describes herself as a data junky and enjoys helping providers discover how to work across other levels and sites-of-care.

David J. Peter, M.D., M.B.A., F.A.C.E.P. is the Sr. Vice President Medical Affairs and Chief Medical Officer of the Akron General Health System, an affiliate of the Cleveland Clinic. Dr. Peter was appointed Sr. VPMA and CMO of the Health System in January of 2012. Prior this appointment, Dr. Peter was Chief Medical Officer, Care Management and Clinical Resources since 2009. Dr. Peter also held the positions of Chief Medical Information Officer and CMO, Research. He was appointed CMIO in 2007. He also served as the Associate Medical Director for the Akron General Hospice of VNS at since 2006.

Helen Dunkle RN MSN-BC is the Clinical Practice Lead at InterComponentWare Inc (ICW). A graduate from Duke University with a Master of Science in Nursing, Helen is also Board Certified in Nursing Informatics with over 25 years of Nursing experience. Her expertise includes Meaningful Use, Population Health in addition to her clinical knowledge of care processes, workflow optimization, care management, and the Community Shared Care Plan. Helen specializes in presenting the Community Shared Care Plan to clients and assists in the education of stakeholders in understanding the clinicians' perspective on the challenges of achieving the Triple Aim.

Kalahn Taylor-Clark, PhD, MPH is the US Head of Public Affairs and Advocacy in the Cardiovascular Unit at Sanofi. Prior to this post, she served as the Global Head of Patient Engagement Strategy at Sanofi, where she was the strategic lead for developing patient-centered engagement capabilities to focus on translating principles of patient centeredness into specific actions throughout the organization. Taylor-Clark's work has helped the company to develop, measure, amplify and adapt solutions based on patients' input, that align to emphasize improved, patient-relevant outcomes.

Lisa Herms is a Healthcare Researcher at Sodexo. As part of the Innovations 2 Solutions Team, she undertakes a variety of research initiatives that focus on quality of life and well-being in the healthcare sector. Her current research focuses on understanding and alleviating patient fear. Prior to joining Sodexo, she was an intern at the Office of Health Economics and at various financial institutions in the US and in Europe. Lisa received an MSc in International Health Policy (Health Economics) from the London School of Economics and Political Science in 2015 and a BA in Economics from the University of St. Gallen in 2014.

Dr. Rachel Permuth is the National Research Director for Sodexo North America. Prior to working at Sodexo, she spent 10 years as a behavioral scientist at the National Institutes of Health. The first seven years at the National Institute on Aging and National Cancer Institute respectively. At the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, she directed the Center for Employee Wellness and Health Promotion and was a Senior Advisor to the Federal Government on worker health. Since joining Sodexo four years ago, she has partnered with the University of Maryland and Harvard University to win grants to understand and mitigate health disparities among front-line food service and ES workers in hospitals. She is also forging relationships with schools of medicine to understand the role of spirituality in health through the lifespan.

Dr. Hayworth has been President and Chief Executive Officer of the Mount Kisco Medical Group (MKMG), one of the largest multispecialty medical groups in New York, since 1996. In this role he has overseen a more than tenfold expansion in the size of MKMG, from 40 physicians to 450, and developed a national reputation as an authority on practice administration, multispecialty group management, and adaptation to the rapidly changing environment in health care.

Under Dr. Hayworth's leadership, MKMG has transformed from a handful of locations to 40 sites throughout the Hudson Valley. He has guided the establishment of relationships between MKMG and diverse partners and institutions.

Dr. Hayworth is an associate dean and clinical assistant professor at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and a consultant to the Vincent Memorial Obstetrics and Gynecology Service at Massachusetts General Hospital.

Dr. Roy Smythe, Chief Medical Officer (CMO), assists clients as they implement innovative new care models and technologies to manage the clinical and financial risks of patient populations. Having joined Valence Health in September 2015 to further the company's clinical vision, Dr. Smythe will also provide leadership to the physicians, nurses, and other clinicians who work for the company.

Prior to Valence Health, Dr. Smythe was the first CMO for AVIA, a provider-led health care technology accelerator, and CEO of HX360, a HIMSS/AVIA joint healthcare leadership initiative convening health system evaluation and executive education. Concurrent with his role at Valence Health, Dr. Smythe continues to serve as a senior advisor to the executive leadership team at HX360.

Fred Goldstein is founder and president of Accountable Health, LLC a consulting firm providing expert guidance in population health program design and development. He has experience as a hospital administrator, VP and GM of an HMO, founder and president of a disease management company and president of a population health company. Fred currently serves on the editorial board of the journal Population Health management, the Intel-GE Care Innovations Validation Institute Advisory Board and is past chair and current board member of the Population health Alliance. He is also the founder and co-host of PopHealth Week a weekly podcast.

Chris Coloian is a seasoned executive with twenty-five years of healthcare experience. He has led the growth and development of new businesses, leveraging his expertise in strategy, executive management, operations and product development. Mr. Coloian was a founder and CEO of Predilytics which was acquired by Welltok. Prior to Predilytics, he was a member of the leadership teams of insurers, providers and healthcare services companies including Health Dialog, Cigna Healthcare, and Matria Healthcare (now Alere Health). Mr. Coloian is past Chair of the Population Health Alliance and currently serves on the advisory board of the Jefferson University Public Health Program. He is an Editor for the Population Health Management Journal.

Thomas Boosinger is the Founder and CEO of Synaptic AP. Tom has more than 20 years of experience working with the industry's most progressive organizations to develop cloud-based care and relationship management technologies. Over the course of his tenure in the industry, he has managed countless successful software development and integration projects that resulted in lower costs and improved health outcomes. At Synaptic, Boosinger has worked with some of the world's foremost health organizations managing the research and development of population health and case & care management applications.

Paul Grundy is IBM Corporation's global director of healthcare transformation and known as the Godfather of the PCMH. In this role, he develops and executes strategies that support IBM's transformation initiatives in the healthcare industry. He is also an adjunct professor at the University of Utah Department of Family and Preventive Medicine. Paul won the NCQA national quality award for 2012.

He is a Member of the Institute of Medicine, IBM Industry Academy he serves as a director of the ACGME the body responsible for accrediting graduate medical training programs, Dr Grundy is a member of the national advisory board of the National Center for interprofessional education, Medical Education Futures Study and is President of the Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative, a coalition he led IBM in creating in early 2006.

Gregory Kile is President & CEO of Populytics, Inc. and Senior Vice President for Insurance and Payer Strategies at Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN). Populytics was formed from the development of LVHN's insurance-related competencies and accelerated efforts in payment innovation through advanced analytics and population health management.

Greg has also served as the founding Executive Director of the Lehigh Valley Physician Hospital Organization, Inc. (LVPHO) for 19 years and as Chief Innovation Officer at Blue Cross of Northeastern Pennsylvania for three years prior to returning to LVHN to facilitate the journey toward accountability, advanced analytical capabilities, population health management and collaborative payer/partner relationships.

Sally Okun is Vice President for Advocacy, Policy and Patient Safety at PatientsLikeMe, an online patient powered research network where she is responsible for bringing patient voice and insight to advocacy and policy discussions at the national and global level, and is the company's liaison with government and regulatory agencies. Sally joined the company in 2008 as manager of Health Data Integrity overseeing the site's medical ontology and development of the Drug Safety Platform. She is a member of PCORI's Patient Engagement Advisory Panel, the Scientific Advisory Committee for Reagan-Udall Foundation's IMEDS program and numerous other expert panels related to patient centricity and patient-generated health data. Okun, a Registered Nurse, received her Master's degree from The Heller School for Social Policy & Management at Brandeis University and was a 2010 fellow at the National Library of Medicine Program in Biomedical Informatics.

Dr. Roy Smythe, Chief Medical Officer (CMO), assists clients as they implement innovative new care models and technologies to manage the clinical and financial risks of patient populations. Having joined Valence Health in September 2015 to further the company's clinical vision, Dr. Smythe will also provide leadership to the physicians, nurses, and other clinicians who work for the company.

Prior to Valence Health, Dr. Smythe was the first CMO for AVIA, a provider-led health care technology accelerator, and CEO of HX360, a HIMSS/AVIA joint healthcare leadership initiative convening health system evaluation and executive education. Concurrent with his role at Valence Health, Dr. Smythe continues to serve as a senior advisor to the executive leadership team at HX360.

Dr. Zai is the clinical director of population informatics at the Massachusetts General Hospital's Laboratory of Computer Science, where he led the design and implementation of TopCare, a population health management solution that is presently used across all primary care practices affiliated to Mass General Hospital to identify, track, and close gaps in care.

Dr. Zai is also a clinical informatics researcher. In that role, he studies how information technology can best support and enhance effective population management across the entire continuum of patient care.

Finally, Dr. Zai is the Chief Medical Informatics Officer of SRG-Technology, a company focused on using technology to drive outcomes.