HealthMyne CEO and leadership

Rose brings a long and successful track record in executive management and leadership along with extensive experience in strategic sales and marketing, product development, project management and clinical practice to HealthMyne. Her prior work includes time with Cardinal Health (Pyxis), iMetrikus, McKesson, and most recently she served as President of SCIO Health Analytics which was acquired by EXL Services.

Roger is an experienced technology entrepreneur who brings many years of successful commercial software design and development experience to HealthMyne’s team. Roger was a cofounder and CTO of Madison-based Ultravisual Medical Systems, prior to its merger with Emageon. At Ultravisual and later at Emageon, Roger was the senior engineering manager in charge of the medical imaging product, RadSuite, which by 2008 was installed at more than a hundred clinics nationwide. Roger was part of the executive team that led Emageon to a successful IPO in 2005 (NASDAQ: EMAG), generating over $500 M in cumulative revenues. The company reached a peak market capitalization of around $400 million prior to its sale to Amicas. Prior to forming UltraVisual, Roger was employed as senior software architect at ADAC Labs, where he served as design/development lead for new products.

Hao Wang is a cofounder and Chief Privacy Officer at HealthMyne, an imaging informatics company founded in 2013. Prior to HealthMyne, Hao served as CTO of NovaShield. He led a team of programmers in design and development of the best-in-breed behavior-based IT security products from concept to successful commercialization. At NovaShield, Hao was also the Principal Investigator of an SBIR grant from the NSF that resulted in over $1 M in grant funding for the company. Hao joined NovaShield in 2007 as director of research. He earned a PhD in computer science from University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2006.

Mark has previously co-founded and served as CEO of three companies: Geometrics, developer of a 3D radiation treatment planning system that has been the market leader since 1996 (now marketed by Philips); UltraVisual, a medical imaging company which merged with Emageon, reached $100 million in sales, and went public in 2005; and Sharendipity, a software development environment for non-programmers.

Highly analytical, operationally focused finance executive with time-tested performance supporting and leading aggressive growth initiatives.

Roger is an experienced technology entrepreneur who brings many years of successful commercial software design and development experience to HealthMyne’s team. Roger was a cofounder and CTO of Madison-based Ultravisual Medical Systems, prior to its merger with Emageon. At Ultravisual and later at Emageon, Roger was the senior engineering manager in charge of the medical imaging product, RadSuite, which by 2008 was installed at more than a hundred clinics nationwide. Roger was part of the executive team that led Emageon to a successful IPO in 2005 (NASDAQ: EMAG), generating over $500 M in cumulative revenues. The company reached a peak market capitalization of around $400 million prior to its sale to Amicas. Prior to forming UltraVisual, Roger was employed as senior software architect at ADAC Labs, where he served as design/development lead for new products.

Hao Wang is a cofounder and Chief Privacy Officer at HealthMyne, an imaging informatics company founded in 2013. Prior to HealthMyne, Hao served as CTO of NovaShield. He led a team of programmers in design and development of the best-in-breed behavior-based IT security products from concept to successful commercialization. At NovaShield, Hao was also the Principal Investigator of an SBIR grant from the NSF that resulted in over $1 M in grant funding for the company. Hao joined NovaShield in 2007 as director of research. He earned a PhD in computer science from University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2006.

Mark has previously co-founded and served as CEO of three companies: Geometrics, developer of a 3D radiation treatment planning system that has been the market leader since 1996 (now marketed by Philips); UltraVisual, a medical imaging company which merged with Emageon, reached $100 million in sales, and went public in 2005; and Sharendipity, a software development environment for non-programmers.