Kevin Pereau is a leading digital health expert and author of the The Digital Health Revolution. He spent the early part of his career managing strategy and management consulting firms with a specialty focus on technology. His first health technology company was a consumer health scoring firm who’s mission was to provide longitudinal context around how what we do and how we feel affects who we are. “You can’t manage, what you don’t measure” is something Pereau is fond of saying and for that, you need a scoring system. From there, Pereau founded one of the most influential boutique consulting firms in healthcare. He serves on the advisory boards of LifeData and HealthSaaS and speaks at healthcare conferences where he also moderates panel discussions. Pereau is probably one of the most connected people in healthcare. He has consulted to variety of digital health companies ranging from population health & tele-health solutions, marketplace and consumer transparency tools to predictive analytics engines. He likes to describe the industry as being on the cusp of the most exciting time ever; a world of connected health where sick-care, meets healthcare and data can be shared with any stakeholder in our healthcare value chain.

Rick Lee

Serial Entrepreneur

Rick Lee has made a career in the creation and sales of specialty health care applications and services sold to employers and health plans. He was one of the early architects of the managed mental health (1982) and disease management (1994) industries. Since 2006, he’s been toiling in the Behavioral Change Vertical, first as President of Magellan’s EAP Division, then as founder and CEO of Healthrageous, a behavioral change company launched in 2009 by Partners HealthCare, sold to Humana in September 2013. Most recently, Rick led an investor syndicate in the acquisition of MeYou Health from Healthways in June, 2016. He served as the company’s CEO in Boston, until 4Q, 2017.

Mr. Lee founded Quality Oncology, a cancer disease management firm, in 1995 and was instrumental in the company’s growth and ultimate sale to Matria Healthcare in 2003. In the late ‘80s, he was part of the founding team of Value Health, Inc. a specialty managed care company that grew to a $1.5 billion IPO in 3 ½ years.

Rick is a graduate of Harvard College and the University of Washington School of Public Health, where he received an M.H.A.He has often been characterized for thinking outside of the box, and coloring outside the lines.