HealthTap CEO and leadership

Bill Gossman has been an active investor and company builder in the venture industry since 1997. He is currently an executive in residence at MDV-Mohr Davidow Ventures. In this role he leverages more than 25 years of hands-on experience building and leading high-growth organizations primarily in digital media, social media and mobile. He is a pioneer in behavioral targeting and enabling media delivery to cell phones. He is currently the CEO of Hi5. Previously he filled executive positions at MDV portfolio companies including CEO of Sabrix (acquired in December 2009 by Thomson Reuters) and CFO of nLight, each of which are now leaders in their respective segments. He also served as a Strategic Advisor to Quake Technologies, which was acquired by AMCC. Bill co-founded @mobile, a wireless Internet software and services company, where he served as COO and CFO, and later engineered the company's $400 million merger with Software.com (Openwave Systems). Prior to OPWV (@mobile), he served in management and technical positions at Lucent, AT&T Wireless, Hughes and Northrop. His technical interests span artificial intelligence, mobility, signal processing and distributed systems. He holds 13 patents and has a bachelor of science degree from Cornell University, a master of science degree from MIT and an MBA from the University of Maryland. Bill serves on the boards of AudienceScience and Pelago and is a personal investor and advisor to iLike (NWS), RealSelf and Kickball Labs. Additionally, he is a member of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), the Online Publishers Association (OPA), the Network Advertising Initiative (NAI) and the Board of Visitors at the University of Maryland's Smith School of Business. He and his wife Cheryl are founders of the Center for Pediatric and Perinatal Simulation at Swedish Medical Center in Seattle.

I have been active as a physician, teacher, researcher, consultant, and medical executive who applies computer-based technologies to improve healthcare. I combine 25 years of clinical practice as an Emergency Physician and Internist with computer science and informatics training and experience to develop new technology solutions in healthcare. At HealthTap, we have created the leading technology solution that delivers a highly effective, efficient, delightful experience for people who have health concerns or need health care. The HealthTap service is powered by trusted peer-reviewed answers from our network of credentialed doctors, and incorporates a doctor crowd-sourced AI symptom assessment, immediate access to a primary care doctor, lab testing, electronic prescriptions, referrals, and automated reminders to follow the doctor's recommended treatments. 25% of our enrolled members access the service every month! People love the app (NPS is 65), and doctors enjoy helping people with answers to their questions and by learning from peer-reviewing other doctors' answers. A select set of doctors in the HealthTap Medical Group also give one-on-one care via text, audio and video. I built the HealthTap Doctor Network, where more than 95,000 US-licensed doctors in 147 specialties have helped hundreds of millions of people online and through their mobile devices, giving 2.7 million answers to health questions (so far), and doing more than 3 million peer reviews of other doctors' answers. HealthTap's platform demonstrates the power of mobile interactive technology to enable doctors to deliver better, more efficient and cost-effective healthcare that truly delights both doctors and their patients. (Doctors can sign up here: https://www.healthtap.com/expert_sign_up?Concierge=true&referrer=gwrli ) Areas of expertise: mHealth - Mobile solutions for clinicians and consumerseHealth - Consumer-empowered healthcareHealth and Wellness Medical InformaticsHealthcare IT Internal and Emergency Medicine

Bill Grossman is a Chief Executive Officer at HealthTap, Director at nLight, and Member of the Advisory Board at Kickball Labs and is based in College Park, Maryland. He has worked as Member of the Board of Directors at Pelago, Member of the Advisory Board at iLike inc, and Member of the Board of Directors at Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB). Bill studied at University of Maryland until 1981, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and Cornell University.

I have been active as a physician, teacher, researcher, consultant, and medical executive who applies computer-based technologies to improve healthcare. I combine 25 years of clinical practice as an Emergency Physician and Internist with computer science and informatics training and experience to develop new technology solutions in healthcare. At HealthTap, we have created the leading technology solution that delivers a highly effective, efficient, delightful experience for people who have health concerns or need health care. The HealthTap service is powered by trusted peer-reviewed answers from our network of credentialed doctors, and incorporates a doctor crowd-sourced AI symptom assessment, immediate access to a primary care doctor, lab testing, electronic prescriptions, referrals, and automated reminders to follow the doctor's recommended treatments. 25% of our enrolled members access the service every month! People love the app (NPS is 65), and doctors enjoy helping people with answers to their questions and by learning from peer-reviewing other doctors' answers. A select set of doctors in the HealthTap Medical Group also give one-on-one care via text, audio and video. I built the HealthTap Doctor Network, where more than 95,000 US-licensed doctors in 147 specialties have helped hundreds of millions of people online and through their mobile devices, giving 2.7 million answers to health questions (so far), and doing more than 3 million peer reviews of other doctors' answers. HealthTap's platform demonstrates the power of mobile interactive technology to enable doctors to deliver better, more efficient and cost-effective healthcare that truly delights both doctors and their patients. (Doctors can sign up here: https://www.healthtap.com/expert_sign_up?Concierge=true&referrer=gwrli ) Areas of expertise: mHealth - Mobile solutions for clinicians and consumerseHealth - Consumer-empowered healthcareHealth and Wellness Medical InformaticsHealthcare IT Internal and Emergency Medicine

Bill Gossman has been an active investor and company builder in the venture industry since 1997. He is currently an executive in residence at MDV-Mohr Davidow Ventures. In this role he leverages more than 25 years of hands-on experience building and leading high-growth organizations primarily in digital media, social media and mobile. He is a pioneer in behavioral targeting and enabling media delivery to cell phones. He is currently the CEO of Hi5. Previously he filled executive positions at MDV portfolio companies including CEO of Sabrix (acquired in December 2009 by Thomson Reuters) and CFO of nLight, each of which are now leaders in their respective segments. He also served as a Strategic Advisor to Quake Technologies, which was acquired by AMCC. Bill co-founded @mobile, a wireless Internet software and services company, where he served as COO and CFO, and later engineered the company's $400 million merger with Software.com (Openwave Systems). Prior to OPWV (@mobile), he served in management and technical positions at Lucent, AT&T Wireless, Hughes and Northrop. His technical interests span artificial intelligence, mobility, signal processing and distributed systems. He holds 13 patents and has a bachelor of science degree from Cornell University, a master of science degree from MIT and an MBA from the University of Maryland. Bill serves on the boards of AudienceScience and Pelago and is a personal investor and advisor to iLike (NWS), RealSelf and Kickball Labs. Additionally, he is a member of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), the Online Publishers Association (OPA), the Network Advertising Initiative (NAI) and the Board of Visitors at the University of Maryland's Smith School of Business. He and his wife Cheryl are founders of the Center for Pediatric and Perinatal Simulation at Swedish Medical Center in Seattle.