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In spring 2020, over 1,200 Changemakers will gather in Washington, DC to address critical health care issues at the 17th Annual World Health Care Congress at the Marriott Wardman Park.
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Sarah Krevans
President and Chief Executive Officer Sutter Health |
Sarah Krevans is President and CEO of Sutter Health, a Northern California based not-for-profit health system that cares for 3 million patients—or 1 in every 100 Americans, in one of the most diverse and innovative regions in the nation. Sarah oversees Sutter’s integrated network of 14,000 clinicians, 24 hospitals, outpatient services, research facilities, and home health and hospice care.
Sarah has dedicated her healthcare career to finding ways to make healthcare more safe, personal, affordable and accessible. In the beginning of her career, Sarah was a caregiver for the elderly and people with severe mental illness, where she saw firsthand the impact of our broken system on patients.
Sarah was named Sutter Health’s President and CEO in January 2016. Prior to this role, she served as Sutter’s chief operating officer, regional executive officer and president of the Sutter Health Sacramento Sierra Region, and senior vice president of managed care. Previously, Sarah held executive roles at Kaiser Permanente and served as deputy director of Maine’s Bureau of Medical Services and acting director of Medicaid health planning and licensure programs.
Sutter Health has been recognized by independent organizations as a national leader in healthcare quality and advancing health equity. True to its not-for-profit mission, Sutter also provides compassionate care for more low income Medi-Cal patients in than any other health system in its Northern California footprint.
Sarah serves on the Bay Area Council Executive Committee, American Hospital Association Health Care Systems Council, California Hospital Association Board of Directors, United States of Care Founders Council, and Sutter Health Board of Directors.
She has been named as one of the “Top 25 Women Leaders” by Modern Healthcare, included on Modern Healthcare’s list of the “100 Most Influential People in Healthcare,” nominated as a “Visionary of the Year” by the San Francisco Chronicle, and named one of the “Most Influential Women in Business” by the San Francisco Business Times.
Sarah earned master’s degrees in business administration and in public health from the University of California, Berkeley, and a bachelor’s degree from Boston University.
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Seth Moulton
Congressman (D-MA) United States House of Representatives |
Seth Moulton was first called to service when he joined the Marines in 2001, days after graduating from college and months before the attacks on 9/11. As the leader of an infantry platoon, he was among the first Americans to reach Baghdad in 2003. He served four tours in a war that he didn’t agree with – but he was proud to go, so no one had to go in his place.
After returning home from Iraq, Seth earned joint degrees in Business and Public Policy at graduate school, and then worked in the private sector in Texas to build the country’s first high speed rail line. But it wasn’t long before he was called to serve once again – this time in his home district in Massachusetts.
Seth ran – and won – on a platform of bringing a new generation of leadership to Washington, becoming the only Democrat to unseat an incumbent in a primary in 2014.
In the two terms since he was first sworn in, Seth has worked tirelessly to uphold his commitment to bipartisanship. He has passed several bipartisan bills, including the Faster Care for Veterans Act and the Modernizing Government Travel Act, and was named the most effective freshman Democrat by the Center for Effective Lawmaking. He has also concentrated on spurring economic development in Massachusetts, creating the first intergovernmental task force focused on growing the economy of Lynn, the biggest city in his district.
Today, as a member of the Budget Committee, Seth is focused on creating a new economic agenda that will make a difference for American families. He also sits on the House Armed Services Committee and is the top Democrat on the Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee.
Seth lives in Salem, Massachusetts with his wife, Elizabeth, and their daughter, Emmy.
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Heather Cox
Chief Digital Health and Analytics Officer Humana |
Heather Cox is the Chief Digital Health and Analytics Officer for Humana. In this role, Heather is accountable for building Humana’s digital care delivery operations and leading enterprise analytics. Integrating these critical capabilities across the organization will further accelerate Humana’s move toward differentiated experiences for its health plan members at the intersection of healthcare and lifestyle, tailored especially to the needs of seniors.
Prior to joining Humana, Heather served as Chief Technology and Digital Officer at USAA, where she led the teams responsible for designing and building personalized and digitally enabled end-to-end experiences for USAA members. Heather has also served as CEO of Citi FinTech at Citigroup, helping the company adapt to a future dominated by mobile technology. Before that she headed Card Operations for Capital One, reshaping customer and digital experience for Capital One cardholders.
Heather was named by American Banker magazine as the #3 Woman to Watch nationally in banking in October 2017. She was also named to American Banker’s Women to Watch list in 2011, 2013 and 2016. In 2015, she was named one of the 10 Most Innovative CEOs in Banking by Bank Innovation, as well as Digital Banker of the Year by American Banker.
In March 2018, Heather was appointed to the NRG Energy Board of Directors. She serves on the Nominating and Governance and the Compensation committees. In addition, Heather serves on the national board of directors for LIFT, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to permanently lift people out of poverty.
Heather graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign. She and her husband Chris are the parents of two daughters, Lea and Victoria. Heather and Chris share a passion for boating and are avid Washington Nationals fans.
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Roger Marshall, MD
Congressman (R-KS) United States House of Representatives |
Dr. Roger Marshall, Congressman for Kansas' Big 1st District, is a physician, devoted father and husband. He and his wife, Laina, have been married for 36 years and are the parents of four children, and have two grandchildren. As a physician, Dr. Marshall has delivered more than 5000 babies, giving him a deep appreciation for the sanctity of life, and an intimate understanding of the healthcare system.
Marshall graduated from Kansas State University with an undergraduate degree in biochemistry before attending the University of Kansas Medical School. He received his Medical Doctorate in 1987 and moved on to his residency in St. Petersburg, Florida. In his final year of residency, he was not only named Teacher of the Year by all other residents and faculty, but also received the Resident Research Award. Following his residency, he returned to Kansas where he began his practice in Great Bend.
Since coming to Congress to represent Kansas' 1st District, Dr. Marshall has utilized his depth of medical and family experience, and much more. He brings seven years of Army Reserve experience, where he helped train a mobile hospital support unit and rose to the rank of Captain. His life began on a Kansas farm, and he preserves his deep agricultural appreciation and understanding through participating in a cattle feeding operation.
Community has been a pillar of Marshall's life, and is a focus to this day. He is a board member of Farmer's Bank and Trust, the community bank that has served central Kansas for 100 years. He has been an Elder, Deacon, and twice board chair of his church. He has also coached in his community youth sports programs, and spends as much time as possible at Quivera National Wildlife Refuge and Cheyenne Bottoms.
In Congress, Dr. Marshall serves on the House Ag Committee and the Committee on Science, Space and Technology.
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Cynthia A. Fisher
Founder and Chairman Patient Rights Advocate; Member Health Information Technology Advisory Committee; Founder ViaCord, Inc. |
Cynthia A. Fisher is a life sciences entrepreneur, independent investor, and corporate board director. Cynthia is Founder and Chairman of PatientRightsAdvocate.org, a nonprofit organization championing patient data access and price transparency in health care. She also serves on the Health Information Technology Advisory Committee as the former Speaker of the House’s appointee. Cynthia is a public company Director of The Boston Beer Company (SAM), and Easterly Government Properties, Inc. (DEA).
Cynthia founded the pioneering cord blood stem cell banking company, ViaCord, Inc., in 1993 and served as CEO. In 2000, Cynthia co-founded the cellular medicines company, ViaCell, Inc, of which ViaCord became a division. She served as President and on the Board of Directors. ViaCell went public, was acquired by PerkinElmer, and exists today under the ViaCord brand.
Cynthia also co-founded and is Chairman of FitMoney.org, providing schools and teachers curriculum for K-12 financial literacy. She is a Director of the National Park Foundation, Board Advisor to Boston Children Hospital’s Micheli Center for Sports Injury Prevention, and formerly served on the Board of Water.org.
Cynthia holds an MBA from Harvard Business School, as well as an Honorary Doctorate of Science and BS in Biophysics from Ursinus College.
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Jonathan Mayhew
President Aetna Markets |
A demonstrated leader with diverse healthcare experience, Jonathan Mayhew has a long history of building and growing businesses to serve the unique needs in the marketplace.
As head of Markets for Aetna, Jonathan is responsible for the multi-billion-dollar business that delivers innovative, customer-focused benefits solutions to large, middle market, small group employers and Medicare beneficiaries in local markets across the country. Collectively, these businesses account for 17 million medical members nationwide.
Most recently, Jonathan led National Accounts, overseeing sales, network and medical management for members throughout North America.
Prior to joining Aetna, Jonathan was a founding principal of Freedom Disability, where he served as CEO and president. He successfully raised capital while building and maintaining strong relationships with customers, investors and partners. He created a high-performing, metrics-driven culture, expanding sales and growing the business into one of the largest disability advocacy firms in the country.
Earlier in his career, Jonathan served as general manager and president for some of Aetna's largest markets, including Pennsylvania and Southern California. He then became regional president for the Northeast markets. In both of these roles, Jonathan was responsible for sales, account management, network management, provider relations and service operations.
Jonathan also held senior leadership roles at Cigna, where he served as senior vice president of Product, Marketing and Strategy for the enterprise and president of the Northeast Region.
Jonathan currently serves on the boards of Able To, a technology-enabled provider of behavioral health care, and Strong Center, a non-profit organization that empowers youth to maximize their talents through athletics and education.
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Leah Binder
President and Chief Executive Officer The Leapfrog Group |
Since 2008, Leah Binder has served as President & CEO of The Leapfrog Group, an award-winning national nonprofit based in Washington, D.C., representing employers and other purchasers of health care calling for improved safety and quality in hospitals. She is a regular contributor to Forbes.com and other publications, and consistently cited among the most influential people and top women in healthcare and patient safety.
Under her leadership, The Leapfrog Group launched the Hospital Safety Grade, which assigns letter grades on the safety of general hospitals across the country. She fostered groundbreaking innovation in transparency and payment policy through the annual Leapfrog Hospital Survey, which sets high standards for hospital quality and publicly reports information available from no other source. In 2020 Leapfrog will begin rating outpatient surgery and Ambulatory Surgery Centers as well. Leapfrog’s leadership is widely credited as key to significant advances in health care delivery and health value. Analysts find that at least 40,000 lives have been saved in each of the past two years from the galvanizing focus on safety brought by the Hospital Safety Grade. Other movements sparked and spurred by Leapfrog under Leah’s leadereship include reductions in early elective deliveries and other maternity improvements, improvements in medication safety, reductions in infections, and the acceleration of health care transparency.
Leah is a frequent speaker at events across the country. She serves on numerous national boards and advisory committees such as the National Alliance of Healthcare Purchasing Coalitions, AARP’s Champions for Nursing, the National Board of Medical Examiners, the NQF MAP Coordinating Council, and Knowledge To Practice.
Before joining Leapfrog, Leah was vice president for the nationally noted Franklin Community Health Network in Farmington, Maine; and prior to that served as senior policy advisor in the Office of Mayor Rudolph Giuliani in New York City. An initiative she assisted with in New York allowed small businesses to offer more health plan choice to their employees, and that is still in successful operation today at the Northeast Business Group on Health.
She started her career doing public policy and communications for the National League for Nursing. She has a bachelor’s in Politics from Brandeis and two master’s degrees from University of Pennsylvania, one from the Annenberg School for Communications and the other from the Fels Institute of Government. She lives near Washington, DC, with her husband, Sam, and two children, Henry, 21, and K.C., 12.
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Diana Han, MD
Chief Medical Officer GE Appliances (A Haier Company) |
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Brian D. Pieninck
President and Chief Executive Officer CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield |
Brian D. Pieninck is President and Chief Executive Officer of CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, a leading multiline not-for-profit insurer.
Brian joined CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield in April 2015 as Executive Vice President of the Large Group Strategic Business Unit (SBU). He assumed the role of Chief Operating Officer in May 2017 with responsibility for the organization’s four Strategic Business Units as well as Technology & Operational Support Services.
In May of 2018, Brian was unanimously selected by the CareFirst Boards to become the President and CEO, beginning his leadership of the company on July 1, 2018.
Prior to joining CareFirst, Brian was a member of Aetna Inc.’s executive team where he held key leadership positions during a 19-year tenure, including Director of Professional Employer Organizations, President of Southeast National Accounts, and President of the Americas for Aetna International.
Brian serves on the Boards of the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, Blue Health Intelligence, Federal Employee Program Board of Managers (FEP BOM), Sharecare, Inc., the Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore (EAGB) and Greater Baltimore Committee (GBC). Additionally, Brian serves on the Board of the Council for Affordable Quality Healthcare (CAQH) and the Maryland Special Olympics.
Brian holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Studies Business Administration from Southern New Hampshire University and is a graduate of Leadership Maryland’s Class of 2016. A native of Southeastern Pennsylvania, Brian and his family currently reside in Baltimore County, Maryland.
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Joy Fitzgerald
Chief Diversity Officer Eli Lilly and Company |
Joy currently serves as Lilly’s Chief Diversity Officer. In that role, she partners with the company’s CEO and senior leaders to attract top talent, develop future leaders, and ensure that all employees can thrive in an inclusive environment that is as diverse as the communities of patients we serve.
Joy has more than 20 years of leadership experience in both for-profit and nonprofit organizations in various industries. As a dynamic speaker and strategic thought partner, she has presented keynote speeches and workshops in more than 20 countries on five continents. She was recently published in Harvard Business Review. She is a highly sought-after executive coach, helping leaders fulfill their aspirations. She has served on boards for several organizations and was named by Diversity Journal as a Woman Worth Watching, by Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association as a Rising Star, and by Black Enterprise as a Top Executive in Corporate Diversity.
CONNECT, learn, and share best practices in an elite networking forum.
DISRUPT the status quo by addressing pressing issues head on-like price transparency, privacy, value, ethics, social determinants of health, digital health, and connected care.
TRANSFORM health care delivery and move the needle on quality, affordability, and access.
Our mission is to transform the delivery, affordability, and quality of health care.
The WHCC20 agenda keeps care delivery and payment transformation front and center by sharing strategic initiatives, results, and steps to overcome access and affordability issues while delivering high-value care.
WHCC20 brings together global thought leaders and key decision-makers from all sectors of the health care ecosystem to connect, learn, and share best practices in an elite networking forum resulting in an exchange of valuable strategies.
4 days of C-Level keynote discussions with over 15 distinct, tactical streams of content where the most knowledgeable people in the field convene to learn about industry best practices and exchange ideas.
– Author, Mistreated: Why We Think We're Getting Good Health Care and Why We're Usually Wrong
– President and CEO, The Leapfrog Group
– CEO, Health Transformation Alliance (HTA)
– National Leader, Mental Health and Wellness, Kaiser Permanente
– President, MD/VA IPA, WellCare Health Plans / Collaborative Health Systems
Allergychoices Approach: Allergychoices helps employers reduce the costs and impact of chronic allergic diseases (allergies, asthma, chronic sinusitis, eczema, etc.) through a custom diagnostic and allergy drop treatment program (using the La Crosse Method™ Protocol). The Allergy Control Program integrates easily with onsite/nearsite/DPC clinic workflows. This disease-modifying treatment helps reduce short- and long-term spend and improve employee health and productivity; and it fully addresses quadruple aim goals. Many people don’t realize allergic diseases impact one in five employees –costs add up quickly!
How we help employers: We help employers reduce spend, increase productivity and decrease absenteeism from allergic diseases through onsite/nearsite/primary & DPC care clinics. By training these providers, we help them treat rather than refer to specialists, enhance patient engagement, adherence, and continuity of care. Patients take tailored treatment at home, reducing time away from work. Because treatment changes the underlying disease, patients often reduce or eliminate many chronic allergic diseases that drive long-term costs, as well as reduce medications including those that impact productivity (sedating antihistamines are notorious for this). Protocol outcomes have been validated through the Validation Institute.
Connected Pulse, a Dallas, Texas based technology company is focusing on developing a series of evidence based medication activity monitoring devices to ensure medication adherence for patient, care providers.
Soriant, a healthcare consulting company specializes in helping healthcare organizations optimize costs and quality outcomes in their support services departments through a best-demonstrated approach.
Allergychoices Approach: Allergychoices helps employers reduce the costs and impact of chronic allergic diseases (allergies, asthma, chronic sinusitis, eczema, etc.) through a custom diagnostic and allergy drop treatment program (using the La Crosse Method™ Protocol). The Allergy Control Program integrates easily with onsite/nearsite/DPC clinic workflows. This disease-modifying treatment helps reduce short- and long-term spend and improve employee health and productivity; and it fully addresses quadruple aim goals. Many people don’t realize allergic diseases impact one in five employees –costs add up quickly!
How we help employers: We help employers reduce spend, increase productivity and decrease absenteeism from allergic diseases through onsite/nearsite/primary & DPC care clinics. By training these providers, we help them treat rather than refer to specialists, enhance patient engagement, adherence, and continuity of care. Patients take tailored treatment at home, reducing time away from work. Because treatment changes the underlying disease, patients often reduce or eliminate many chronic allergic diseases that drive long-term costs, as well as reduce medications including those that impact productivity (sedating antihistamines are notorious for this). Protocol outcomes have been validated through the Validation Institute.
Connected Pulse, a Dallas, Texas based technology company is focusing on developing a series of evidence based medication activity monitoring devices to ensure medication adherence for patient, care providers.
Soriant, a healthcare consulting company specializes in helping healthcare organizations optimize costs and quality outcomes in their support services departments through a best-demonstrated approach.
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