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DAVID J.
BRAILER, MD, PhD
David J. Brailer, MD, PhD, chairman of Health
Evolution Partners, has sought to drive positive
change in health care in his work as a
physician, researcher, teacher, entrepreneur and
policymaker. He earned his MD at West Virginia University, completed
internal medicine residency at the University of
Pennsylvania School of Medicine, and earned his
PhD in health economics at The Wharton School.
Dr. Brailer taught in Wharton’s MBA curriculum
for ten years.
Dr. Brailer founded CareScience, Inc. and served
as Chairman and CEO from inception, through its
IPO and until its sale in 2002. CareScience led
the market in development of care management,
outcomes analysis and health information
exchange under his leadership.
President George W. Bush appointed Dr. Brailer
as the first National Coordinator for Health
Information Technology, and he served in this
role from May 2004 through May 2006. Dr. Brailer
oversaw the President's Executive Order, which
called for widespread deployment of health
information technology within ten years to help
realize substantial improvements in safety and
efficiency.
NINA LABATT, MBA
Nina Labatt is Chief Financial Officer and she
is responsible for financial management and
reporting, operations, human resources, and
communications. She currently serves on the
board of directors of the VCBC, the industry
association for venture capital finance
professionals.
Before joining Health Evolution Partners she
spent five years in a similar role at Labrador
Ventures. Previously, Ms. Labatt spent six years
at Goldman Sachs in New York where she worked in
investment banking division departments,
including Corporate Finance, Mergers and
Acquisitions, Capital Markets, and Principal
Investing. She spent one additional year in
Corporate Finance with Montgomery Securities
before moving into operations management for
Nice Ventures where she was CFO, PeoplePC where
she was Director of Operations, and Saints
Ventures where she was a Managing Director and
CFO.
Ms. Labatt received her bachelor’s degree in
Economics with Honors and her master’s degree in
International Policy Studies from Stanford
University. She received her MBA from Harvard
Business School.
JEFFREY RIDEOUT, MD,
MA, FACP
Dr. Rideout is Chief Medical Officer and is
responsible for accessing, managing and using
cutting edge knowledge about innovations and
industry change in health care to benefit HEP’s
partners, portfolio companies and investment
professionals. Dr. Rideout leads Health
Evolution Partners’ Purchaser Value Initiative.
Dr. Rideout currently serves as a
member of the American Health Information
Community (AHIC’s) Chronic Care Workgroup for
the US Department of Health and Human Services
and is a member of the newly created National
Quality Forum Task Force for Personal Health
Records executive briefing series.
Before joining Health Evolution
Partners, Dr. Rideout was the global leader of
the health care division for Cisco Systems
Internet Business Solutions Group, and Cisco’s
Chief Medical Officer. He also provided
strategic leadership for health benefit value
purchasing decisions for Cisco’s 65,000
employees and dependents worldwide. Previously,
Dr. Rideout was Chief Medical Officer and SVP
for Blue Shield of California.
Dr. Rideout is a board certified
internist. He received his medical degree from
Harvard Medical School and his undergraduate
degree from Stanford University. He also holds a
master’s degree in philosophy, politics, and
economics from Oxford University where he
studied as a Rhodes Scholar.
ROY
ZIEGLER
Roy Ziegler is responsible for venture stage
investment activities at Health Evolution
Partners. He has been in the health care
information technology industry for over 25
years in consulting, entrepreneurial, operating
and investment roles across the provider, payer
and life sciences sectors.
Prior to Health Evolution Partners, Roy was a
venture partner with Partech International
focused on health care information technology
early stage investing. Previously, he was an
Executive Vice President at First Consulting
Group (FCG) and was responsible for new business
practices, managing large P&L’s, and making
acquisitions to broaden the services portfolio..
Roy lead the company to over 40% CAGR and a
successful IPO... Prior to joining FCG, he spent
ten years at Accenture, where he worked on IT
strategies and implementing software and
enabling technologies in the health care
industry.
Roy graduated cum laude from Pepperdine
University where he received an undergraduate
degree in Business Administration.
PARTNERS AND ADVISORS
CalPERS
The California Public Employees’
Retirement System,
CalPERS has committed up to $700M to Health Evolution Partners. CalPERS is
the nation’s largest pension fund with assets of
more than $245B, and is the nation’s
third largest purchaser of health benefits.
Advisors to the
Health Evolution Partners Innovation Network:
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RICHARD H. CARMONA, MD, MPH, FACS,
17th Surgeon General of the United States
(2002-2006), Vice Chairman of Canyon Ranch;
President, Canyon Ranch Institute;
Distinguished Professor Zuckerman College of
Public Health, University of Arizona;
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DAVID M. LAWRENCE, MD, former
chairman and CEO of Kaiser Permanente;
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ARNOLD MILSTEIN, MD, MPH,
co-founder of The Leapfrog Group; national
leadership in making health care markets
conducive to high value innovations;
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MOLLY J. COYE, MD, MPH, founder
and CEO of The Health Technology Center
Advisors to the
Purchaser Value Initiative:
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PETER V. LEE, executive director of
national health policy for the Pacific
Business Group on Health.
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JOHN
W. ROWE, MD, former chairman and
CEO of Aetna and president and CEO of Mount
Sinai NYU Health.
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