Sequence Health competitors

Daniel 'Dan' Starck is a Board Member at Apria Healthcare Group Inc and Exec VP:Customer Services at Apria Healthcare Group Inc and is based in Lake Forest, California. He has worked as Division VP:Operations at Apria Healthcare Group Inc, President/CEO/COO at CORVEL CORP, and Exec VP:Business Operations at Apria Healthcare Group Inc. Daniel studied at SDSU between 1988 and 1990.

Pete McCabe is a CEO at Ciox Health and President & CEO Onshore Wind at GE Renewable Energy and is based in Paris, Paris Department, France. He has worked as VP, Global Operations at General Electric (GE); GM Performance Solutions at GE Healthcare; and Sourcing Leader at GE Aerospace. Pete attended NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY between 1983 and 1988.

Kariena Greiten serves as the CEO and Chairman of the Board of WNS-HealthHelp. In this role, Kariena is responsible for the strategic direction and profitable growth of WNS-HealthHelp. Most recently, Kariena was Chief Product Officer for Magellan Healthcare, where she led the product strategy for the medical specialty business, delivering solutions for health plans, health systems and employers. Prior to that, she served as Assistant Vice President of Corporate Development and of Strategic Planning and Control for CIGNA Health Services, where she was instrumental in developing strategies for the specialty healthcare and workers compensation businesses. Previous to her healthcare career, Kariena was Chief Financial Officer for TyMetrix, an early-stage technology company serving the P&C market and as Vice President with the Bank of America, facilitating equity and debt financing for the technology and financial services industries. Kariena has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from Colby College and an MBA in Finance from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania.

Jake Pyles is a Chief Executive Officer at CipherHealth. He has experience at JMI Equity and has worked as Chief Financial Officer at CipherHealth and President at CipherHealth. Jake works or has worked as Chief Financial Officer at Seismic Micro-Technology (SMT).

Henry Hummel, senior vice president and general manager, Clean Air Division, leads Tenneco's Clean Air product line globally, responsible for continuing Tenneco’s growth in the light vehicle and commercial truck and off-highway markets, and focusing on a range of large engine regulatory-driven opportunities. He is based in Grass Lake, Michigan, and is a member of Tenneco’s senior management team and its executive strategy group. Hummel joined Tenneco in September 2015 from GE Healthcare where, since October 2014, he had been serving as president and CEO of molecular imaging and computed tomography, leading the company’s $3.5 billion global business focused on diagnostic imaging equipment and services. He had been with GE Healthcare for more than 20 years, managing global businesses and functions including operations, strategic planning, new product introductions, technology and business integration. In addition to his time with GE Healthcare, Hummel also spent time with Johnson Controls, Inc., serving as vice president and general manager service North America and Covance, as vice president and general manager of the company’s Madison, Wisconsin laboratories. Hummel holds a bachelor’s degree in computer science from Carroll College in Waukesha, Wisconsin.