NextGen Healthcare CEO and leadership

David A Metcalfe is an Exec VP/CTO at NEXTGEN HEALTHCARE, INC.. He has worked as VP:Development at Allscripts Healthcare Solutions, VP:Product Development at CAREFUSION CORP, and Exec VP/CTO at Quality Systems Inc. David attended University of Teesside.

John is a student Harvard Business School Executive Education graduating in 2021 and is based in Irvine, California. He is an EVP - Chief Solutions Officer at NEXTGEN HEALTHCARE, INC.. John has worked as Director of Client Services, VP Development, CTO and then COO at Compusense Inc.; VP Revenue Cycle Solutions at Allscripts; and SVP & Chief Product Officer at ConnexaHealth. He studied at St Lawrence University between 1980 and 1984.

Srinivas (Sri) Velamoor joined the NextGen Healthcare leadership team as our Chief Growth & Strategy Officer and Executive Vice President effective July 1, 2021. Sri brings two decades of experience in driving growth and performance at leading global healthcare, financial services and technology organizations and leads the company’s corporate development, strategy, solutions and business development functions, along with the NextGen® Connected Health Solutions and NextGen® Office business lines.

Previously, Sri served as partner and health sector leader for McKinsey & Company’s North America digital and analytics and ‘Leap’ business building practices. Over a decade at McKinsey, he orchestrated the growth and scale-up of the firm’s healthcare technology and digital health practices and led end-to-end growth and performance transformations at several leading global healthcare institutions. He also led the end-to-end design, launch and commercial acceleration of multiple businesses in the areas of consumer health, analytics, virtual health, digital therapeutics, payments and technology services.

Before joining McKinsey & Company, Velamoor was a partner at both PricewaterhouseCoopers and Diamond Management & Technology Consultants, where he advised industry leading firms in financial services and healthcare.

Sri earned an MBA in Finance from The Wharton School at The University of Pennsylvania, and a BSE in Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Economics from Duke University.