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SEVENTEENTH POPULATION HEALTH COLLOQUIUM Onsite Attendee List March 27-29, 2017 Philadelphia, PA SEVENTEENTH POPULATION HEALTH COLLOQUIUM Onsite Attendee List March 27-29, 2017 Philadelphia, PA State/ Last Name First Name Organization Position City Country Abbott Rochelle Hearst Health Director of Marketing Los Angeles CA Abtahi Chris The Access Group EVP, Business Development Berkeley NJ Adkins Matthew Humana Strategy Engagement Leader Ahmed Umar VITAS Healthcare Sr. Internal Management Consultant Miami FL Aichele Stephen Saul Ewing LLP Partner Philadelphia PA Alavi Reza Davita Medical Group VP/Medical Director Rockville MD Allen Russ HealthShare Exchange Philadelphia PA Alper Paul DebMed USA, LLC Vice President Patient Safety Strategy Charlotte NC Alspach Clay Leavitt Partners Principal Washington DC Anderson Sharon Christiana Care Health System Chief Population Health Officer & SVP Quality and Patient Safety Newark DE Angelo Mark Cooper University Health Care CMO, ACO Camden NJ Angolkar Mubashir J N Medical College Head Dept. Of Public Health Belgaum India Anthony Mark Polaris Health Directions CEO Wayne PA Antoine Romuald One Stop Wellness, Inc. Corporate Wellness Specialist San Antonio TX Appel Janet Sharp Healthcare Director of Population Health San Diego CA Appelgate William Clinical Health Coach Founder and President West Des Moines IA Arenson Christine Family & Community Medicine - Jefferson Health Alumni Professor & Chair Philadelphia PA Arnold Jeff Sharecare Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Atlanta GA Aronson Andrew Fresenius North America Sr. Med. Dir. Austin TX Arya Vikas xScion Solutions Principal of Strategy Gaithersburg MD Badolato David Life Laboratory & Mission 4 Healthcare Consulting Founder & CEO Ft. Washington PA Bailey Katie Hearst Business Media Marketing Associate New York NY Bain Stephen Epic Implementation Verona WI Baker Jillian Jefferson University College of Population Health Assistant Professor Philadelphia PA Baker Stuart Navvis and Company President Ballwin MO Ballard Allison Philips Lifeline Key Account Expansion Manager Framingham MA Banerjee Anandita The Access Group Group Account Supervisor Berkeley NJ Bang Jayne Temple University Health System Director Finance Project Development Philadelphia PA Bankowitz Richard America's Health Insurance Plans EVP Clinical Affairs Washington DC Barbera Chuck Reading Health System Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine West Reading PA Bardach David TapCloud CMO Northbrook IL Barnhart Jennifer Dept of Health, Maryland Director, Population Health Baltimore MD Barresi Barry Association Ventures CEO Roswell GA Barton Dan QuintilesIMS VP & GM Plymouth Meeting PA Beaulieu Tammy Philips Clinical Services Marketing Manager Farmington Hills MI Becker Scott Conemaugh Health System Former Chief Executive Officer Johnstown PA Beech Bettina John D. Bower School of Population Health Dean Jackson MS Bell Susan ZeOmega Inc Regional Vice President Plano TX Bentley Brian Epic Implementation Verona WI Berk Amy Accenture Manager Chicago IL Berkowitz David ECRI Institute Vice President, Healthcare Insights and Analytics Plymouth Meeting PA Berman Bettina Thomas Jefferson University Associate Director, Performance Improvement Philadelphia PA Bhattacharya Sagnik Epic Software Developer Verona WI Billups Taiwanna Anthem, Inc. Staff Vice President Atlanta GA Biondolillo Madeleine Premier, Inc. Vice President, Quality and Safety Charlotte NC Birkner Richard Mosaic Life Care President Kansas City Market Saint Joseph MO Bitting Richard Jefferson Health VP, Actuarial Informatics Philadelphia PA Bizzack Maryellen Philips Director, Marketing Communications & Digital Murraysville PA Black Heather Merck & Co., Inc Director, Healthcare Quality Research North Wales PA Black Paul Allscripts CEO Pittsburgh PA Blaney Katie Humana Marketing Consultant Oceanside NY Blank Sima AmeriHealth Caritas Analyst Philadelphia PA Blunt Zachary Greenway Health Product Manager of Population Health Tampa FL Bolduc Jennifer Allscripts Principal Clinical Advisor Pittsburgh PA Bolles Michele American Heart Association VP, Quality Health and IT Dallas TX Borgen Irene SBH Health System VP-Ambulatory Care Transformation & Innovation Bronx NY SEVENTEENTH POPULATION HEALTH COLLOQUIUM Onsite Attendee List March 27-29, 2017 Philadelphia, PA State/ Last Name First Name Organization Position City Country Borgen Patrick Maimonides Medical Center Chairman of Surgery Brooklyn NY Boshell Adam Boehringer Ingelheim Sr. AD, Payor and Health Systems Marketing-CV Ridgefield CT Bottcher Chris DaVita Village Health Sr. Director Denver CO Bottles Kent Jefferson Lecturer Narberth PA Bozza Kevin Suffolk Care Collaborative Sr. Director Network & Development Hauppauge NY Bradley Mike The Access Group VP, Business Development Berkeley NJ Brennan Allison National Association of ACOs Vice President of Policy Washington DC Bromberg Carly IBM Watson Health Cambridge MA Brooks Harley Advocate Trinity Hospital Medical Director of Care Management and Physician Advisor Chicago IL Brouwer Jeroen Philips Los Altos CA Browne Frederick Griffin Hospital VPMA Derby CT Bruce William Humana Pittsburgh PA Bryan Patrick American Heart Association SVP Workplace Health Solutions Dallas TX Bucceri Nancy IBM Watson Health Cambridge MA Buckley Thomas Carelike General Manager Atlanta GA Burnham Richlyn Newark Community Health Centers, Inc. Senior Manager for Infectious Disease Programs Newark NJ Burns Matt MRIGlobalHealthCareOperations Consultant Timonium MD Cacia Marygrace Thomas Jefferson University Administrative Assistant Philadelphia PA Cahill Kimberly Quality Insights Project Coordinator York PA Calzaretta Ryan Cozeva Account Executive Palo Alto CA Campagnolo Mary Virtua Health Medical Director/ DIO, Graduate Medical Education Marlton NJ Cantelmo Jill The Access Group EVP, Clinical Services Berkeley NJ Cappellino Ellen Astra Zeneca Senior Director Oncology Gaithersburg MD Carey Dan Philips North America Zone Director Moseley VA Carne Dana Tandigm Health Medical Director Philadelphia PA Carr Mary K. The Jack Welch Management Institute Dean of Content and Curriculum Herndon VA Carroll Jack Magee Rehabilitation Hospital President / CEO Philadelphia PA Cassano Joan Visiting Nurse Service of New York CM VP Clinical Improvement Operations and Care Coordination New York NY Castelli Andrea USP Student Sao Paulo Brazil Castillo Vivian Jefferson College of Population Health Project Director Philadelphia PA Castleton Bryant Holon Solutions Chief Executive Officer Alpharetta GA Cempellin Diane Philips Medical Systems Rancho Santa Fe CA Cervera Milady Baptist Health South Florida Assistant Vice President of Operations Coral Gables FL Chamberlain Celeste Thomas Jefferson University Adjunct Faculty Philadelphia PA Chamberlin Amy Hendricks Regional Health Manager of Wellness Danville IN Chess David TripleCare Senior Health Initiative, Sponsored by AARP Co-Founder and CMO Stratford CT Chiger Larry Trinity Health Senior Manager, Population Health Support Newtown Square PA Chiovaro Nate athenahealth Director, Population Health and Emerging Markets Watertown MA Cibak Kyle Jefferson Health Senior Actuarial Informatics Analyst Philadelphia PA Cincotta Nick Nordic Account Director - Client Partnerships Madison WI Clancy Christine JeffCare Alliance Nurse Practitioner Philadelphia PA Clark Kate Jefferson University Assistant Director, Center for Population Health Innovation Philadelphia PA Clarke Alexia NJ Immunization Network Program Manager East Windsor NJ Clifford James Philips Wellcentive Business Development Director Alpharetta GA Clifford Jim Philips PHM Business Director Alpharetta GA Coates Vivian ECRI Institute Vice President, Information Services and Health Technology Assessment Plymouth Meeting PA Cohn Jeffrey Common Practice Medical Director Ambler PA Cohn Vicki Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. Executive Vice President & Managing Editor New Rochelle NY Colangelo Francis Premier Medical Associates Chief Quality Officer Monroeville PA Colborn Beth Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Advanced Clinician II-PT Kennett Square PA Collins Beverly Health Partners Plans VP & Chief Quality Officer Philadelphia PA Condell Roy FOX Rehabilitation Director of Marketing Cherry Hill NJ Cone Edward Oxford Economics Deputy Director, Thought Leadership New York NY Connely Robert Holon Solutions Chief Strategy Officer Alpharetta GA Conner Claudius WellCare Health Plans, Inc. Dir, Strategic Initiatives Tampa FL Conoshenti Joe Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation East Hanover NJ SEVENTEENTH POPULATION HEALTH COLLOQUIUM Onsite Attendee List March 27-29, 2017 Philadelphia, PA State/ Last Name First Name Organization Position City Country Consuelos Michael The Hospital and Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania Senior Vice President, Clinical Integration Harrisburg PA Copeland Brad Qlik VP Healthcare Radnor PA Corso Salvatore Jefferson Health Actuarial Informatics Analyst Philadelphia PA Coughlin Joseph Massachusetts Institute of Technology Founder and Director, MIT AgeLab Cambridge MA Counihan Patrick Linked Healthcare Solutions VP Business Development Bethlehem PA Cowan Jonathan Huron Strategy Consulting Manager Chicago IL Craik Rebecca Arcadia University Dean, College of Health Sciences Glenside PA Crittendon Denine Thomas Jefferson University Clementon NJ Crowley Mary Beth Philips Wellcentive Senior Business Director, Northeast Alpharetta GA Crujeiras Alex Merck Associate Director/Population Health North Wales PA Cummings Jim Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Cypriana Uzoh Amaka Emory School of Medicine MD / MBA Candidate DaCosta Savine Merck Senior Specialists / Population
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