Medocity CEO and leadership

Raj founded Medocity with a vision of enriching patient’s care at home and reducing health care costs through innovative offerings, like the company’s flagship product, iCancerHealth. Raj has 20 years in global P/L management, operational, transactional, finance and strategy experience in pharmaceutical and healthcare industry including 8 years of experience in the Oncology space. Previously, Raj was Chief Financial Officer and Global Head of Strategy and Operations for Novartis Biologics division where he was instrumental in managing Novartis’ critical initiative to establish and build global business with a pipeline of over $10 billion in sales potential. At Medco Health as Vice President of Corporate Development, he was responsible for new growth initiative and expansion strategy, including oncology payers and physician based innovative solutions. He has also held key senior roles in Corporate/Business Development, M&A, Strategy, and Finance at Novartis Oncology, Pharmacia, and Warner Lambert, and has closed over 30 transactions with $10 billion in value. He was also the founder/CEO of LogonHealth, an HCIT company focused on electronic prescribing. Raj holds an MBA in Finance from NYU’s Stern School of Business and BS in Electrical Engineering.

Anil serves as Chief Technology Officer at Medocity overseeing all areas of software & product development of its Healthcare Cloud and Mobile Applications. Previously Anil was Senior Vice President of Technology at Glowpoint, Inc. (NYSE: GLOW) overseeing all aspects of R&D, product development and engineering for telepresence and video cloud computing. Anil has 20 years of experience in convergent technologies with developing mobility and collaborative applications. Anil has held leadership roles in engineering and software development at UTC Associates/Vonair (mobile video), Netria (Broadsoft Joint Venture), Global Crossing, MCI, AT&T/Teleport Communications Group, and Texas Instruments / Raytheon. He has founded several companies including Vonair (mobile video), Netria Systems (a Broadsoft joint venture), and Coreon (Kleiner Perkins Funded Cloud Provider). He earned his B.S. from New York University (NYU), B.E.E. from Cooper Union, M.S. and M.S.E.E. from Southern Methodist University (SMU), and an M.B.A. from University of Dallas.

Andreas Eriksson is a Chief Architect at Medocity. He has worked as Application Developer at Johns Brook Company; Application Developer at Oblong Inc; and Director of Software Engineering at GLOWPOINT, INC.. Andreas attended Skövde between 1992 and 1996.

Marshall Welch III is a Sloter Chair of Entrepreneurship and Senior Lecturer at Lycoming College and Advisor To Chief Executive Officer at Medocity and is based in Pennsylvania Area, Williamsport, Pennsylvania. He has worked as Emeritus Director at Larson Design Group; Vice Chairman, Board of Directors at Larson Design Group; and Investor - General Partner at Energy Aviation. Marshall works or has worked as Foundation, Board of Directors at Pennsylvania College and Board of Trustees at Lycoming College. He studied at Hill School/The between 1979 and 1982, Babson College between 2018 and 2018, and University of Pennsylvania between 2000 and 2002.

Raj founded Medocity with a vision of enriching patient’s care at home and reducing health care costs through innovative offerings, like the company’s flagship product, iCancerHealth. Raj has 20 years in global P/L management, operational, transactional, finance and strategy experience in pharmaceutical and healthcare industry including 8 years of experience in the Oncology space. Previously, Raj was Chief Financial Officer and Global Head of Strategy and Operations for Novartis Biologics division where he was instrumental in managing Novartis’ critical initiative to establish and build global business with a pipeline of over $10 billion in sales potential. At Medco Health as Vice President of Corporate Development, he was responsible for new growth initiative and expansion strategy, including oncology payers and physician based innovative solutions. He has also held key senior roles in Corporate/Business Development, M&A, Strategy, and Finance at Novartis Oncology, Pharmacia, and Warner Lambert, and has closed over 30 transactions with $10 billion in value. He was also the founder/CEO of LogonHealth, an HCIT company focused on electronic prescribing. Raj holds an MBA in Finance from NYU’s Stern School of Business and BS in Electrical Engineering.

Anil serves as Chief Technology Officer at Medocity overseeing all areas of software & product development of its Healthcare Cloud and Mobile Applications. Previously Anil was Senior Vice President of Technology at Glowpoint, Inc. (NYSE: GLOW) overseeing all aspects of R&D, product development and engineering for telepresence and video cloud computing. Anil has 20 years of experience in convergent technologies with developing mobility and collaborative applications. Anil has held leadership roles in engineering and software development at UTC Associates/Vonair (mobile video), Netria (Broadsoft Joint Venture), Global Crossing, MCI, AT&T/Teleport Communications Group, and Texas Instruments / Raytheon. He has founded several companies including Vonair (mobile video), Netria Systems (a Broadsoft joint venture), and Coreon (Kleiner Perkins Funded Cloud Provider). He earned his B.S. from New York University (NYU), B.E.E. from Cooper Union, M.S. and M.S.E.E. from Southern Methodist University (SMU), and an M.B.A. from University of Dallas.

Marshall Welch III is a Sloter Chair of Entrepreneurship and Senior Lecturer at Lycoming College and Advisor To Chief Executive Officer at Medocity and is based in Pennsylvania Area, Williamsport, Pennsylvania. He has worked as Emeritus Director at Larson Design Group; Vice Chairman, Board of Directors at Larson Design Group; and Investor - General Partner at Energy Aviation. Marshall works or has worked as Foundation, Board of Directors at Pennsylvania College and Board of Trustees at Lycoming College. He studied at Hill School/The between 1979 and 1982, Babson College between 2018 and 2018, and University of Pennsylvania between 2000 and 2002.