Daniel Kogan,

Founder And CEO

Prior to founding HealthWorldWeb, Mr. Kogan was founder and CTO of Information Laboratory, a company that pioneered a structural analysis tool called Small Worlds. Small Worlds successfully applied Proprietary Analytics to compute the Stability and Goodness of Software. In 2003 Information Laboratory was acquired by IBM. Prior to Information Laboratory, Mr. Kogan spent 7 years building Financial Analytical Systems on Wall Street. Mr. Kogan holds a B.S. degree in Computer Science from NYU.

Eugene Borukhovich

Chief Evangelist

Eugene Borukhovich is the founder and a community organizer of the New York Healthcare Technology Organization (Health 2.0 NYC Chapter). Prior to joining HealthWorldWeb, he held a technology leadership role at pharmacy benefit manager, where he partnered with the business on developing new and innovative products in the marketplace. Prior to that, he spent time as a Director of Infrastructure at Cybuy LLC, an innovative startup in the iTV commerce. He also co-founded an e-commerce site in late 90's. Eugene Borukhovich holds a B.S. in Management Information Systems from Rutgers University as well as a Finance degree from Rutgers Executive MBA program.

Esther Dyson

Esther Dyson does business as EDventure Holdings, the reclaimed name of the company she owned for 20-odd years before selling it to CNET Networks in 2004. Her primary activity is investing in start-ups and guiding many of them as a board member. Her board seats include Boxbe, CVO Group (Hungary), Eventful.com, Evernote, IBS Group (Russia, advisory board), Meetup, Midentity (UK), NewspaperDirect, and WPP Group and Yandex (Russia). Some of her past direct IT investments include Flickr, Del.icio.us, BrightMail, Medstory and Orbitz. Dyson was the founding chairman of ICANN from 1998 to 2000

Matthew Holt

Matthew Holt spent the 1990s learning from some of the best how to be a health care futurist at Institute for the Future, and to be a survey researcher at Harris Interactive. In the early 2000s he spent time at a PHR start-up, but since 2003 has been a strategy consultant, researcher, and speaker on all aspects of health care, especially new trends in technology. He's now the author of The Health Care Blog, and co-founder of Health 2.0, LLC.

J.D. Kleinke

Kleinke, a nationally prominent medical economist, author, and pioneer in the health care informatics industry, currently serves as CEO of Mount Tabor, a health care information technology development company in Portland, Oregon.

Michael Millenson

Millenson is president of Health Quality Advisors LLC and the author of the critically acclaimed book, Demanding Medical Excellence: Doctors and Accountability in the Information Age. He is also a nationally recognized expert on patient empowerment, e-health and quality improvement and serves as the Mervin Shalowitz, M.D. Visiting Scholar at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management