Key Executives is pleased to announce The Top 25 HealthTech Executives of New York for 2025. This year’s awardees reflect how the healthtech industry in New York is moving beyond broad promises of digital transformation and delivering targeted solutions to some of healthcare’s most entrenched gaps. Some hail from companies that are building virtual-first models that expand access to treatment for chronic and complex conditions, from gastrointestinal disease to serious mental illness. Others are developing the infrastructure and data-driven tools that help primary care practices, health systems, and payers manage patient care more effectively, whether through value-based programs, real-world data, or AI-enabled clinical decision support.
From telemedicine to data science to digital therapeutics, these executives are shaping what healthtech actually looks like in practice: care that is more accessible, coordinated, and responsive to patient and provider needs. Their work reflects not just the scale of New York’s healthtech sector, but its growing influence on healthcare nationwide.
Among this year’s awardees, Brennan Moore, Chief Technology Officer of Firsthand, is recognized for his work developing technology that helps individuals with serious mental illness access community-based care and support, drawing on his background leading engineering teams and building care management tools. Austin Speier, Chief Strategy Officer of Click Therapeutics, stands out for advancing the development, clinical validation, and commercialization of prescription digital therapeutics, building on his experience in innovative healthcare product development and emerging technologies. Meanwhile, Fahimeh Sasan, Founding Physician and Chief Innovation Officer of Kindbody, is acknowledged for her leadership in expanding access to affordable, employer-supported fertility care through a global clinic network and comprehensive reproductive health services, while continuing her work as a practicing OB-GYN and assistant professor at Mount Sinai Hospital.
This year’s awardees were selected through a careful review of their career achievements and their leadership advancing health technology in New York and beyond. Please join us in recognizing The Top 25 HealthTech Executives of New York for 2025.
1. Kelly Kim
President and CEO, TheraCare
Kelly Kim is the President and CEO of TheraCare, having first joined the company in 2013 as director of service coordination. Since 1991, TheraCare has established itself as a premier multi-service healthcare, rehabilitation, developmental, and educational organization. TheraCare provides services across the five boroughs of New York, Westchester, and parts of New Jersey and Connecticut, serving clients of all ages. The organization is dedicated to delivering high-quality services, monitored regularly by its experienced quality assurance team. TheraCare’s model is built on continuous improvement, with teams striving for 100% regulatory compliance while driving toward optimal service outcomes.
Previously, Kim was the executive director of developmental programs at Lighthouse International and, before that, the director of early intervention at Volunteers of America - Greater New York. Earlier in her career, she worked with the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene as an early intervention official designee. Kim earned a master’s degree in education from New York University and a bachelor’s degree in history from St. John's University.
2. Justine Lelchuk
Chief Operating Officer, Nomad Health
Justine Lelchuk is the Chief Operating Officer of Nomad Health. Nomad Health is a Joint Commission-accredited healthcare staffing company dedicated to simplifying how clinicians and healthcare providers experience and manage temporary staffing. By eliminating cumbersome, time-consuming, and frustrating processes, Nomad Health helps streamline operations across the industry. With access to more than 300,000 qualified clinicians, Nomad Health’s tech platform ensures experienced clinicians reach the bedside faster and at a lower cost to healthcare facilities.
As COO, Lelchuk leads all operational functions in the company’s pursuit of efficiency, scalability, and excellence. Prior to taking on the COO role, Lelchuk was the senior vice president of operations at Nomad Health. Before joining Nomad Health, Lelchuk was a managing director at Deloitte, where she gained extensive leadership experience in designing and implementing solutions for efficient operations. Lelchuk began her career as a consultant at Deloitte. Lelchuk holds an MBA from Harvard Business School, a master’s degree in public health from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, and attended Miami University.
3. Geoffrey Chaiken
Founder & CEO, BlinkRx
Geoff Chaiken is the Co-Founder and CEO of BlinkRx, a healthcare technology company focused on improving access to prescription medications. BlinkRx offers a centralized platform that helps patients navigate prescription costs, access home delivery, and manage pharmacy-related paperwork. The company works with healthcare providers, pharmacies, and insurers to address barriers that often delay or prevent patients from receiving their medications. At BlinkRx, Chaiken leads efforts to apply technology to longstanding inefficiencies in the pharmacy system.
Before co-founding BlinkRx, Chaiken was the founder of Marinus Pharmaceuticals, a specialty pharmaceutical company that successfully developed and continues to market a novel treatment for seizure disorders. Earlier in his career, Chaiken worked at Brave Warrior Advisors, where he was one of three investors managing $3 billion AUM and led many of the firm’s successful investments throughout the technology and pharmaceutical supply chains. Chaiken holds a bachelor’s degree in biology and philosophy from Yale University and an MBA from Harvard Business School.
4. Miruna Sasu
President & Chief Executive Officer, COTA
Miruna Sasu is the President and CEO of COTA, a company providing oncology research and development, regulatory, commercial, and HEOR teams with detailed real-world patient data to discover new treatment protocols and transform cancer care. Founded in 2011 by doctors, engineers, and data scientists, COTA was created to bring clarity to fragmented and often inaccessible real-world data. Through proprietary technology, advanced analytics, and deep expertise, the company organizes complex data to provide a comprehensive picture of cancer that can be used to advance both care and research.
Sasu has more than 20 years of experience at leading life science organizations, including Johnson & Johnson and Bristol-Myers Squibb. Throughout her career, she has focused on utilizing and scaling emerging innovations to advance drug portfolios and improve patient outcomes. Her leadership has been shaped by a belief in the value of real-world data to bring faster and better treatment to patients, and by a collaborative approach that emphasizes diverse perspectives and efficient decision-making.
In past roles, Sasu served as the head of Johnson & Johnson’s Clinical Trial Feasibility and Advanced Analytics team, where she played a key role in spearheading global adoption of innovative strategies and real-world data across several therapeutic areas. Sasu holds a PhD in biology and statistics from Penn State University, an MBA from Temple University, and a bachelor’s degree in biology and Spanish from Colby College.
5. Gemma Wenstrom
Chief Operating Officer, Kaia Health
Gemma Wenstrom is the Chief Operating Officer of Kaia Health. Founded in 2016, Kaia Health is a leading digital therapeutics company that creates evidence-based treatments for a range of disorders, including musculoskeletal conditions and COPD. Kaia Health uses innovative technology, including artificial intelligence and computer vision, and works with medical experts to create an interdisciplinary digital approach. The company aims to empower and motivate individuals to take control and self-manage their condition with effective, non-pharmacological, digital alternatives at low costs.
Wenstrom has a diverse background in business operations and development, with experience in industries ranging from healthcare to finance. In addition to her role as COO, Wenstrom also currently serves as a Fellow at Health Evolution, an organization that engages chief executives, presidents, founders, board chairs, policymakers, and other top industry leaders.
Before joining Kaia Health, Wenstrom was head of growth of operations at ZappRx and, before that, an AccelRx specialty product expert at Veradigm. Earlier in her career, she worked with Bank of America Merrill Lynch as a business and financial analyst. Wenstrom graduated from Harvard University with a master’s degree in management and strategy and a bachelor’s degree in history and French literature.
6. Fahimeh Sasan
Chief Innovation Officer, Kindbody
Fahimeh Sasan is the Founding Physician and Chief Innovation Officer of Kindbody, a leading U.S. fertility clinic network and global family-building benefits provider for employers on a mission to make fertility care more affordable and accessible. Kindbody serves patients at over 30 signature clinics and IVF labs, more than 400 partner clinics, and in 113 countries. Trusted by more than 133 employers, Kindbody’s physician-led model covers the full spectrum of reproductive healthcare, including fertility assessments, fertility preservation, genetic testing, IVF, donor and surrogacy services, adoption, postpartum care, and menopause support.
Sasan is a board-certified and practicing OB-GYN who completed her residency in obstetrics and gynecology at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, where she is currently an assistant professor of obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive medicine. Sasan is also a member of the Business Group on Health’s Evidence Based Benefit Design Committee. As a practicing clinician for more than 17 years, she is dedicated to helping employers deliver comprehensive care with a focus on risk reduction and providing an exceptional, personalized experience.
Sasan first got her start in 2015 as Chief Medical Officer at Egg Banxx, a Division of Fertility Authority, her most recent position prior to joining Kindbody. She graduated from the University of North Texas with a doctorate in osteopathic medicine.
7. Nabeel Meghji
Chief Product Officer, Wellthy
Nabeel Meghji is the Chief Product Officer of Wellthy, a personalized care concierge platform that helps employees and their families access and manage care for themselves and their loved ones. The platform combines human expertise with technology to support individuals navigating complex care needs, including elder care, childcare, chronic conditions, and mental health. By providing practical support and helping to coordinate services, Wellthy aims to reduce the time, cost, and stress often associated with caregiving. The company partners with employers, health plans, and hospital systems to make its services available to millions of people nationwide, including through organizations such as Best Buy, Cisco, ChristianaCare, and Hilton.
Meghji is a seasoned executive with extensive experience in product management and development. Before joining Wellthy as Chief Product Officer, he held the same role at SonderMind and DispatchHealth. Earlier, he served as senior vice president of product management and head of product for Healthgrades.com. Meghji also co-founded Geosync Global, LLC and Heartland 2 Africa, and held roles at CDS Global, where he worked as a strategist for corporate business and acquisitions and as a senior programmer analyst. Meghji holds an MBA from the University of Iowa Tippie College of Business and a bachelor’s degree in computer science from Drake University.
8. Mohit Bahel
Chief Strategy Officer, Candid
Mohit Bahel is the Chief Strategy Officer of Candid. Candid provides a clear aligner orthodontic system through CandidPro, a platform that offers clinical support, treatment technology, and patient services to dental practices and dental service organizations across the United States. Since 2017, Candid has focused on making clear aligner treatment more accessible for both doctors and patients.
Bahel brings over a decade of experience in strategic planning and business transformation, with a focus on driving revenue growth, improving operational efficiency, and expanding global partnerships. At Candid, he leads initiatives that support the company’s growth while fostering international teams and collaborations.
Before joining Candid, Bahel co-founded Capricorn Reading and, before that, served as a product manager of growth at Paribus Co. Earlier in his career, he worked with Capital One as a product manager. Bahel holds a bachelor’s degree in mathematics and biology from New York University.
9. Austin Speier
Chief Strategy Officer, Click Therapeutics
Austin Speier is the Chief Strategy Officer of Click Therapeutics. Click Therapeutics, Inc. develops, validates, and commercializes software as prescription medical treatments for people with unmet medical needs. As a leading innovator of Digital Therapeutics™, the company delivers accessible, clinically proven, FDA-regulated prescription treatments directly to patients’ smartphones.
Speier is committed to advancing the product design, clinical validation, and commercialization of digital therapeutics with the goal of establishing software as a trusted new category of treatment options. His professional interests include personalized medicine, digital biomarkers, machine learning, advanced study designs, preventative and integrated care, platform product strategies, user experience/product design, and translating early research and product planning into prescription-ready products for patients.
Speier first got his start in 2006 as a managing director of innovative healthcare products at Becker and Associates Consulting, Inc., before eventually rising to VP of emerging technologies at Precision For Medicine, his most recent position prior to joining Click Therapeutics. Speier holds a bachelor’s degree in neurobiology from Harvard University.
10. Derek Rockwell
Chief Technology Officer, Fabric
Derek Rockwell is the Chief Technology Officer of Fabric. Fabric offers intelligently connected care solutions that standardize, automate, and unify experiences to deliver seamless consumer interactions and empower clinicians to provide faster, higher-quality care. Its solutions encompass an AI assistant, patient engagement tools, a provider directory, virtual care services, and workflow automation designed to streamline care delivery. The company also delivers flexible virtual staffing models through its 50-state clinical network, leveraging Fabric's technology for virtual urgent and behavioral care.
Rockwell is a seasoned technology executive with extensive experience in technical strategy, product development, and engineering leadership. Before his current role, he held multiple senior positions at Zipnosis, including CTO, VP of product and engineering, and CISO. Earlier in his career, he worked at UnitedHealth Group, where he applied Lean Startup principles to develop new healthcare solutions. He holds a bachelor’s degree in computer science from the University of Minnesota.
11. Jennifer Rabiner
Chief Product Officer, Pearl Health
Jennifer Rabiner is the Chief Product Officer at Pearl Health. Pearl Health provides technology, services, and financial tools to support primary care providers and healthcare organizations in delivering proactive, cost-effective care. The company focuses on helping providers succeed in value-based care models for Traditional Medicare and Medicare Advantage by improving patient outcomes and managing healthcare costs. Founded in 2020, Pearl Health now partners with thousands of primary care providers in practices and organizations across 44 states.
Prior to joining Pearl Health, Rabiner served as a product leader at Hint Health and athenahealth. Her product experience spans value-based care in both the health system and independent provider segments, as well as direct primary care. Rabiner's experience also includes healthcare revenue cycle process optimization and system implementation at Deloitte Consulting and Triage Consulting Group, as well as pharmaceutical reimbursement strategy and operations at Millennium Pharmaceuticals.
Rabiner holds a master’s degree in healthcare administration from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a bachelor’s degree in social welfare from the University of California, Berkeley.
12. Brennan Moore
Chief Technology Officer, Firsthand
Brennan Moore is the Chief Technology Officer of Firsthand, a healthcare company focused on improving care for individuals with Serious Mental Illness (SMI). The company partners with community-based organizations to help connect individuals with the care and support they need. Founded by a team of healthcare executives and entrepreneurs, Firsthand aims to address gaps in services for people with SMI through collaboration and practical solutions.
Moore previously held the position of founding product engineer at Akita Software. Notably, Moore was a key figure in the establishment of Cityblock Health within Alphabet's Sidewalk Labs, where his responsibilities included leading the engineering team and overseeing the development of critical data partnerships and care management software. Earlier roles include director of engineering at Motivate International Inc., director of web engineering at Artsy Inc., and various positions as a software engineer and researcher at Jumo, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and MIT Media Lab. Moore holds a bachelor’s degree from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts and attended the the University of North Carolina School of the Arts.
13. Tariq Mahmoud
Chief Operating Officer, Healthie
Tariq Mahmoud is the Chief Operating Officer of Healthie, a SaaS company that provides infrastructure for virtual-first healthcare organizations to launch and scale provider services. The company partners with digital health businesses focused on modernizing the healthcare experience and improving care outcomes. Healthie’s platform makes it easy to streamline operations and build lasting, longitudinal relationships with clients. As COO, Mahmoud leads teams across growth, sales, marketing, business development, customer success, support, and operations. Throughout his career, he has focused on building teams, businesses, and technology that make healthcare more accessible and connected.
Before joining Healthie, Mahmoud served as head of international at Reddit, where he led a cross-functional team driving user and revenue growth across global markets. Prior to that, he was head of international sales and strategy at Roku, overseeing international sales and developing strategic initiatives to support the company’s global expansion.
Earlier in his career, Mahmoud held several leadership roles at Verizon Media, including global head of sales strategy and head of international strategy and execution, where he was responsible for sales strategy, partnerships, and international growth across media and ad technology products. He began his career as a consultant at Oliver Wyman, advising clients in the consumer goods, media, and technology sectors on strategy, pricing, operations, and product management. Mahmoud holds a bachelor’s degree in economics and political science from Yale University and an MBA from The Wharton School.
14. Michael Mager
Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Precision Neuroscience
Michael Mager is the Co-Founder and CEO of Precision Neuroscience, a company developing a brain–computer interface (BCI) technology to help restore communication and independence for individuals with neurological conditions. The company’s technology is designed to enable people with paralysis to control digital devices, such as computers and smartphones, using brain signals. Precision Neuroscience has implanted its system in over 40 patients to date and earned FDA clearance in the past year.
Mager has built, invested in, and managed companies across diverse geographies and industries, with a focus on technology and technology-enabled businesses. He is also currently the Co-Founder and Co-Chairman of Assembly Software, a legal case management SaaS company relied on by thousands of law firms across the United States. Mager began his career in Hong Kong, where he was a principal, partner, and portfolio manager at Ward Ferry, a multi-billion-dollar investment firm. Mager received a bachelor’s degree from Harvard University and a master’s degree in economic history from the University of Cambridge. He is also a CFA charterholder.
15. Will Lerner
Chief Technology Officer, Monument
Will Lerner is the Chief Technology Officer of Monument. Monument is an online platform designed for individuals seeking to change their relationship with alcohol. The company partners with employers to provide virtual alcohol treatment, offering services such as community-based peer support, therapy, and physician care, including medication-assisted treatment. Monument operates without per-employee-per-month fees and is in network with United, Cigna, Aetna, Anthem, and most major commercial insurers.
At Monument, Lerner built the engineering team from the ground up and led the development of the company’s telemedicine platform. His career spans more than a decade building high-impact engineering teams and launch-ready products, with experience at both early-stage startups and growth-stage companies. Before Monument, he held senior engineering roles at Sonder, Mirror, and Samsung, co-led a New York-based development shop, and founded two ventures. Lerner began his career as a UX designer at Directi and holds a bachelor’s degree from Northwestern University.
16. Olivia Millard Davis
Chief Commercial Officer, Headway
Olivia Millard Davis is the Chief Commercial Officer of Headway. Headway is a mental healthcare platform that connects patients with licensed therapists and psychiatrists, with care covered by insurance. The company operates a national network of over 34,000 providers, offering services across a range of backgrounds and specialties. Headway allows patients to schedule appointments online, typically within 48 hours, and works through both direct bookings and referrals.
As CCO, Davis leads the commercial side of Headway's business, overseeing payer business development, partnership strategy, customer success, and marketing. She is a seasoned healthcare leader with 20 years of experience working directly with both payers and health systems.
Before joining Headway, Davis served as chief growth officer and general manager at Get Well, where she also held senior roles, including senior vice president and vice president of growth. Earlier in her career, she was senior vice president of business development at Wellframe. Davis also spent over a decade at The Advisory Board Company, holding a range of leadership positions including executive director, vice president, managing director, and senior director. Davis holds a bachelor’s degree in biology from Cornell University.
17. Manik Dewan
Chief People Officer, Noom
Manik Dewan is the Chief People Officer of Noom, a behavior change platform focused on helping individuals build healthier habits. Noom combines artificial intelligence, mobile technology, and psychology with human coaching to support long-term health improvements. The company offers programs for weight management, diabetes prevention, and other health conditions, and its platform is used by healthcare and pharmaceutical organizations to support patient care. More than 50 million people have used Noom’s programs to date, and its virtual diabetes prevention program has been recognized by the CDC.
Dewan also serves as a Board Advisor at ApolloFactor. He has expertise across a range of compensation and benefits areas, including executive and director pay, global benefits, sales compensation, and long-term incentive design. His background also includes experience in HR systems, operations, performance management, and compensation survey management.
Before joining Noom, Dewan held a range of leadership roles focused on compensation, benefits, and people analytics. He served as managing director of global rewards and people analytics at Citadel and as global head of compensation and benefits at Groupon. Earlier in his career, he worked at SunCoke Energy as director of compensation, benefits, and HRIS, and held several roles at Tellabs, overseeing executive and broad-based compensation, sales compensation, equity, and HR systems. Dewan also held positions at Personified and Hewitt Associates, where he managed compensation, operations, and survey programs. In addition to his corporate work, he has served as an executive board member at Arts of Life, Inc. Dewan holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Madras.
18. Richard Fine
Chief Commercial Officer, Zocdoc
Richard Fine is Chief Commercial Officer at Zocdoc, leading the company’s efforts across sales, marketing, business development, and commercial strategy. Zocdoc is a leading healthcare marketplace that aims to help every patient find and book every type of care. Each month, millions of patients visit Zocdoc.com or use the Zocdoc app to find quality, in-network doctors, see their real-time availability, and instantly book appointments for in-person or virtual care. The platform is designed to help patients access care quickly, with most appointments booked within 24 to 72 hours.
Fine is a two-time entrepreneur with two exits under his belt. He was an early employee and partner at the brand innovation agency Redscout. There, he led product- and brand-focused work for PepsiCo, Nike, Diageo, and Johnson & Johnson, among others. Redscout grew to be an industry leader and was acquired by MDC Partners.
Fine also founded Help Remedies, a consumer healthcare company that makes over-the-counter medicine simpler and friendlier. Under his leadership, Help rapidly expanded nationally to retailers including Duane Reade, Walgreens, Target, and W Hotels, leading to its acquisition. Fine graduated from Oxford University with a bachelor’s degree in philosophy, politics, and economics.
19. Courtney Murphy
Chief People Officer, Ogilvy
Courtney Murphy is the Chief People Officer of Ogilvy, having first joined the company as global people director. Ogilvy is a global creative network with expertise in advertising, public relations, relationship design, consulting, and health. The company operates in more than 120 offices across 90 countries, with teams collaborating across disciplines to support clients’ brand and communications strategies. Founded over 75 years ago by David Ogilvy, the company continues to work with organizations around the world to address a wide range of marketing and communications needs.
Murphy serves both as a valued part of the Ogilvy Health executive leadership team and as a board member on Ogilvy's global people team. As CPO, Murphy functions as the top people strategist for the company, overseeing all aspects of human resources for the agency, including talent management, recruitment, learning and development, benefits, DE&I initiatives, as well as employees’ overall working experience and professional well-being.
Murphy began her career in human resources at Digitas North America, where she helped establish the agency’s HR function. She later spent a decade at Hill Holliday, including four years on the executive leadership team overseeing the agency’s talent strategy. During her time there, she led efforts to develop flexible work policies, implement agency-wide competency models, introduce equitable pay practices, and formalize employee review and manager training programs. Murphy earned a bachelor’s degree in sociology from Eastern Connecticut State University.
20. David Vavrasek
Chief Business Officer, Aetion
David Vavrasek is the Chief Business Officer of Aetion, a healthcare analytics company that delivers real-world evidence to manufacturers, purchasers, and regulators of medical treatments and technologies. The Aetion Evidence Platform® analyzes real-world data to provide transparent, rapid, and scientifically validated insights on safety, effectiveness, and value. Founded by Harvard Medical School faculty members with decades of experience in epidemiology and health outcomes research, Aetion supports health care’s most critical decisions to guide product development, commercialization, and payment innovation.
As CBO, Vavrasek is responsible for leading enterprise-wide initiatives and operations that accelerate the company’s growth and efficiency. Having joined Aetion in 2019 as its first Chief People Officer, he also leads the People, Legal, and Office of the CEO functions. Vavrasek has over 20 years of cross-functional experience building and leading teams across public and private companies, including rapidly scaling, venture-backed businesses. Before joining Aetion, he was one of the first executives at the healthtech unicorn Capsule. Prior executive roles include time at Tyco International, XL Group, and New York Life. Vavrasek earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Ithaca College and a master’s degree in industrial and labor relations from Cornell University.
21. Drew Kramer
Chief Information Officer, Roivant
Drew Kramer is the Chief Information Officer of Roivant, a biopharmaceutical company focused on developing and commercializing treatments, including for conditions such as dermatomyositis, non-infectious uveitis, cutaneous sarcoidosis, autoimmune indications, and pulmonary hypertension associated with interstitial lung disease. Beyond therapeutics, Roivant also incubates discovery-stage companies and health technology startups complementary to its biopharmaceutical business.
As Chief Information Officer, Kramer is responsible for leading the platform technology efforts focused on making the vision of becoming the first pharmatech company a reality. Most recently, Kramer was Pivotal’s chief information officer, where he was responsible for transforming Pivotal’s IT team into an Agile IT as a Service (ITaaS) delivery model. He also led an effort to use Pivotal’s industry-leading big data and data analytics products, and Platform as a Service (PaaS) to deliver business application services to the company itself. Prior to Pivotal, he spent 11 years at VMware, building and leading the growth and strategic direction of the company’s IT organization.
Throughout his career, he has held roles as chief information officer, chief information security officer, vice president of technical operations, co-creator of OneCloud, VMware’s industry-leading Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) operation, and an entrepreneur, being a founding member of a start-up that was focused on management software for high-density server environments, which was purchased by BMC.
22. Samantha Kelen
Chief Compliance Officer, Stellar Health
Samantha Kelen is the Chief Compliance Officer of Stellar Health, a healthcare technology company that supports providers and health insurance companies in improving both quality and financial performance. The company’s proprietary, web-based platform prompts providers and their practice staff with recommended value-based actions and facilitates real-time payments at the point of care. Designed to align with the objectives of value-based care delivery models, the Stellar platform delivers targeted recommendations that help drive better outcomes and efficiency.
Kelen is a compliance and ethics executive with extensive experience in the healthcare and energy industries. Her focus is to foster and support cultures that drive ethical decision making and enable employees to provide superior service to their stakeholders. She is a subject matter expert in the design and implementation of effective compliance programs, with a keen ability to bring organizational values to life. As CCO, she is responsible for compliance, information security, and IT programs.
Prior to joining Stellar, she served as chief ethics and compliance officer at Cardinal Innovations Healthcare, providing leadership and oversight to the program integrity, risk, audit, compliance, and ethics programs of the organization. Kelen also worked in the Ethics Office at Duke Energy, where she led projects to benchmark and update the Code of Business Ethics and Supplier Code of Conduct to simplify language, improve navigation and mobile accessibility, and address emerging risks. Kelen holds a master’s degree in business ethics and compliance from the New England College of Business and a bachelor’s degree in liberal studies from Purchase College. She is a Certified Compliance and Ethics Professional and a member of the Board of Directors of the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics & Health Care Compliance Association.
23. Randy Forman
Chief Commercial Officer, Oshi Health
Randy Forman is the Chief Commercial Officer of Oshi Health, a nationwide virtual gastroenterology (GI) center of excellence. The company provides evidence-based, whole-person digestive care aimed at helping patients achieve lasting symptom control and lowering the total cost of care. Oshi Health is available in all 50 states to more than 57 million people as an in-network virtual GI clinic, working alongside a growing network of in-person gastroenterology partners to expand access to coordinated, multidisciplinary GI care.
Forman brings over 15 years of experience in digital health and 25 years in healthcare. As chief commercial officer of Oshi Health, he leads sales, marketing, and business development efforts to expand access to multidisciplinary care for individuals with chronic gastrointestinal conditions. Forman also serves as a strategic advisor and investor in several digital health startups, drawing on his experience to support innovation in healthcare delivery.
Before joining Oshi Health, Forman was CCO at Path and, before that, VP of federal programs and national labor at Teladoc Health. Earlier in his career, he worked with Calence as a consultant. Forman graduated from Yale University with a bachelor’s degree in American studies.
24. Jason Bond
Chief Business Development Officer, CareAbout Health
Jason Bond is the Chief Business Development Officer of CareAbout Health. CareAbout Health provides management, resources, value-add services, technology, and other support to a portfolio of medical groups and healthcare-focused companies. The management services organization focuses on empowering providers, improving patient outcomes, and advancing value-based care models, delivering scalable, efficient solutions while maintaining local medical care autonomy in key geographic markets.
With an extensive background of over 15 years in healthcare administration, Bond stands as a seasoned and accomplished healthcare executive. Before joining CareAbout Health, he made significant contributions at CityMD and Summit Health, where he played a crucial role in evaluating, negotiating, and integrating over 60 medical practices. His expertise spans primary care, urgent care, and multi-specialty transactions. In addition to his experience in healthcare mergers and acquisitions, strategic financial modeling, and physician compensation model design, he also brings valuable healthcare administration and financial operations experience from his time at Mount Sinai Heart and Yale New Haven Health.
Bond holds a bachelor’s degree in health science studies from Quinnipiac University and an MBA from Albertus Magnus College.
25. Jason Bhan
Chief Medical Officer and Co-Founder, Prognos Health
Jason Bhan is the Chief Medical Officer and Co-Founder of Prognos Health, a real-world data (RWD) company that unlocks the power of data to improve health. Prognos offers a leading managed RWD marketplace, accelerating the development and delivery of innovative therapies and improving health outcomes by offering fully integrated and harmonized lab and health records on more than 325 million de-identified patients. Prognos Health's platform provides a comprehensive and integrated view of patient health, enabling researchers, payers, and providers to make better decisions about care.
As CMO, Bhan leads clinical teams as well as technology, data science, and product development. Previously, Bhan was a co-founder and CMO at Medivo and, before that, a provider at Emergicare. Earlier in his career, he worked with Manassas Family Medicine as an attending physician. He is regarded as a national expert in the applications of technology to healthcare and medicine, a topic on which he speaks regularly at institutions and conferences, such as Health 2.0, mHealth, New York’s eHealth Collaborative, and Health Datapalooza. Bhan earned an MD from the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine.