Cross-sector expertise across provider, payer, and health technology — applied to the problems where health equity and business performance meet.
I build things that don't yet exist inside complex health organizations and translate what I build into measurable outcomes.
Seventeen years across provider, payer, and health technology have given me cross-sector fluency and the ability to operate in startup environments and Fortune 5 organizations. At CVS, I founded a business incubation function that generated $150M in identified EBIT value and managed a $140M+ P&L serving Medicaid and vulnerable populations.
That builder's mindset extends to technology. At ParentData, I led a CRM implementation that increased team productivity by 50%, embedding AI into everyday workflows rather than treating it as a side project. I've since completed Harvard Business School's AI Essentials for Business program, and I bring that thinking to help healthcare organizations adapt and thrive in the age of AI.
My MPH from Columbia University shapes how I approach every strategy engagement. I'm drawn to the problems where population health outcomes, health equity, and scalable technology intersect, particularly for underserved and dual-eligible populations, where the gap between what's possible and what's delivered is largest.
I work with payer, provider, and health tech organizations on strategy and growth challenges at the intersection of health equity and business performance. Below are the three areas where I add the most value — drawn directly from the work I do best: building partnerships, launching new ventures, and translating across provider, payer, and tech to reach vulnerable and underserved populations.
Flexible structures, scoped to fit the size and shape of the problem.