Rajesh Gopalaan is an operations and customer-support leader whose work focuses on enterprise support, customer success, application operations, and workflow automation. Gopalaan's posts argue that strong operations and knowledgeable support teams help businesses retain customers and scale; they also discuss the need for compliance-aware operations in healthcare software.
Ahmed Omar writes about how healthcare AI can improve health system finances and day-to-day work, with a focus on administrative costs, clinician retention, and measuring whether tools save staff time.
Blake Madden writes and hosts about healthcare technology and health-system operations, including AI in revenue-cycle work and care delivery. The posts point readers to deep dives and episodes of the Claims Denied podcast.
Stephen Woessner writes and speaks about agency business development and sales, focusing on building more reliable pipelines through trust, well-structured sales conversations, and thoughtful follow-up.
Christopher Kunney is a healthcare IT leader and host of the Straight Outta Health IT podcast. His public posts focus on digital health, AI governance, and health equity, including how technology decisions affect safety-net and community providers. He also describes serving as board chair of OneHealthEHR, which is piloting electronic health records in clinics in Liberia and Ghana.
Pete Rushmer works with SME businesses through Flagship Partners and leads leadership discussions and mastermind sessions through It’s Not so Lonely at the Top. Rushmer’s work includes sales leadership, psychological safety, mental health training, and talent development.
Dennis Smith is a recruiting and human-resources professional. After 29 years in recruiting, Smith says they joined Texoma Community Center as HR Manager. Their posts discuss hiring, candidate experience, and how AI is changing recruiting and job searches.
Bryan Byler is Chief Growth Officer at 4CAST, where Byler leads growth for a HubSpot consultancy focused on healthcare organizations. Their work centers on enterprise sales, scaling HubSpot partner businesses, and helping healthcare organizations apply HubSpot to patient engagement and operations.
Max Rispler is a Hylant team member who writes about making employee benefits easier to understand and use, including year-round education and trusted coworkers who can help share benefits information. His posts also highlight Hylant’s community involvement in Elkhart.
Jeremiah Landi writes about hardware product development, robotics, and manufacturing automation, with a focus on how equipment works in real-world settings and how partnerships and infrastructure shape its success.
A neurosurgeon who writes about healthcare, including AI adoption, hospital leadership, and the role of pharmacy in clinical care.
Julia Weingartner writes about healthcare leadership, hiring strategy, and employee retention, with a focus on how organizations can hire decisively and build workplaces where people want to stay.
Oliver Feakins writes about travel-nurse and healthcare staffing, with a focus on how AI and data can support recruiters, strengthen candidate relationships, and improve agency efficiency.
Giovanna Jagger works on ESG, sustainability reporting, healthy buildings and workplace strategy. Their posts connect reporting requirements with practical questions about evidence, business decisions and the role of buildings and suppliers.
Jim Morris is an entrepreneur and business coach who shares practical advice on prospecting, productivity, energy management, and turning mindset shifts into daily action. Morris also co-hosts Rise & Energize and promotes the IMPACT Effect Accelerator.
Bar Bruhis is the founder of Boostcous, a food business making protein-packed couscous. The posts describe building its sales across direct-to-consumer, Amazon, and retail, and personally testing marketing, website, customer-support, and fulfillment work.
Jacob Tuwiner writes about and builds B2B go-to-market systems, including inbound lead scoring and company-data enrichment workflows.
Zia Rahman shares video commentary on practical AI and technology for healthcare staffing, and presents Wanderly’s AI staffing tools.
Jeff Fargo hosts Fargo Talks interviews with hospital leaders. He shares clips about hospital leadership, patient care, and quality measures on LinkedIn and directs viewers to full episodes on the Fargo Factor YouTube channel.
Rashel Hariri is a fractional go-to-market leader who works with technology companies and professional services businesses on marketing, sales, and revenue growth. They also write about taking action, building a public presence, and candid communication at work.
Lane Cooper covers enterprise technology for BizTechReports, sharing executive interviews and reporting on topics such as enterprise AI, cybersecurity, healthcare technology, and workforce changes. Cooper also emcees CIO events, including the CIO 100 Leadership Live series.
Varnit Dhoundiyal analyzes pet-industry companies, markets, and business trends, and shares growth-marketing advice for pet brands. Varnit Dhoundiyal's posts connect market changes to practical questions about positioning, customer acquisition, and retention.
Dr. Amna Shabbir is a physician, speaker and host of the Success Reimagined with Amna Shabbir podcast. Their work focuses on healthcare leadership and well-being, including boundaries, perfectionism and sustainable success.
Dr. Mack Jackson Jr. is a cybersecurity strategic advisor who shares practical guidance on phishing prevention, cyber decoys, AI risk governance, insider risk, and security basics for organizations.
Rajil Wasif works on TikTok Shop growth for brands and shares practical advice on creator programs, content, advertising, and the operations needed to scale.
Kris Michelle writes and speaks about cannabis education, psychedelic policy, mental health, and community issues. Their posts connect public education and advocacy with practical concerns such as access to information, privacy, and stigma.
Yong S. Kim writes about improving sales systems and putting AI to practical use in healthcare SaaS teams, with a focus on process, data, coaching, and repeatable workflows.
Muhammad Awais shares practical guidance on TikTok Shop operations, including creator and affiliate pipelines, shop health, fulfillment, and paid growth. Awais's posts also describe NEXTOK’s white-label operational support for brands and agencies.
Michelle Fritsch writes about longevity, healthy habits and finding purpose at every stage of life. The posts explain six areas she connects with longevity—including movement, sleep, stress, relationships and purpose—and use practical examples to show how people can apply them.
Matthew Guldin writes about healthcare technology and reviews conference proposals, including for the HIMSS Global Health Conference. Guldin's posts focus on how to show the real-world impact of technology: the problem it addressed, what changed, measurable results, and lessons other healthcare organizations can use.
Yvonne Masters teaches food safety and preventive-controls training for food manufacturing teams, and helps organizations build stronger food safety cultures.
Karl J. Jacobi hosts The Grit Factor Podcast, interviewing entrepreneurs about setbacks, resilience, identity, and faith. Jacobi's LinkedIn posts highlight guests’ personal stories and the lessons they draw from them.
Brenda Sillas is a healthcare leader whose work spans care experience, onboarding, workforce engagement, executive communications, and operations. Sillas says they bring experience in health, business, and leadership together to help organizations move from strategy to action.
Chase Tinkham works in Customer Success, sharing practical advice on onboarding into a customer book, understanding products and customers, and spotting retention risks. Tinkham has also described leading digital-transformation projects at a small automotive distributor.
Jess Ferretti is a fractional VP of Sales who helps digital health founders build the sales systems and processes their teams need to grow.
Anne M. Hirsch is a physician coach who helps clinicians address burnout, reconnect with professional purpose, and navigate the emotional pressures of healthcare. The work includes coaching and facilitating confidential peer discussions for clinicians.
Victoria Cowart is a property management educator and trainer. Cowart's work includes mental health and wellness sessions for property management teams, training on assistance-animal policies, and education sessions for multifamily housing associations.
John Campbell is a healthcare technology leader who writes about cybersecurity, AI governance, patient safety, and digital health from a healthcare CIO perspective.
Chris Johnson writes about healthcare operations and technology, focusing on how health systems can connect operational data and tools to improve patient flow, capacity, staffing, and care delivery.
Ray Mina writes about improving healthcare marketing through better patient-journey experiences and measurement that connects campaigns to patient outcomes, CRM data, and revenue.
Daniel Birkholm works in talent-acquisition technology, with a focus on candidate experience and using feedback to improve hiring. His posts also discuss how to apply AI in recruitment without losing fairness or human connection.
Jaime Martin Ko Atilano is an SAP sustainability specialist who helps enterprise customers connect sustainability data and goals with ERP, finance, supply chain, and operational decisions.
Steve S. makes short videos about cybersecurity, with a focus on security culture, human risk, leadership, and real-world security failures in healthcare.
Heather Crowley writes about treasury and working capital, including cash-flow management, supply-chain finance, and how businesses can adapt to changing payment and credit conditions. The posts also discuss J.P. Morgan working-capital solutions.
Eric Eskey writes about startup growth, AI and software businesses, and building Arizona’s innovation ecosystem. Eskey’s posts draw practical lessons from founder and industry conversations, including how to test ideas with customers, find durable markets, and scale companies.
Osaf Ali shares practical guidance for Amazon sellers, including FBA operations, account reviews and compliance, inventory decisions, and testing products on other marketplaces.
Charles J. French writes about protecting organizations from phone-based cyber threats, including vishing, voice impersonation and unwanted calls. Their posts connect voice security to healthcare operations and patient safety, and discuss Mutare’s work in this area.
Reginald J. K. writes about operational data strategy, AI readiness, and performance improvement in manufacturing, logistics, and supply chains. Their LinkedIn posts also draw on sales experience to discuss prospecting, resilience, and execution.
Shaun Chavis is a former journalist and content marketer who helps people and businesses build their brands on Substack. Their work also includes food and health content strategy, guidance for health journalists, and tools for more inclusive writing.
Michael Belkin works in physician staffing, recruiting, and workforce strategy. Belkin's writing focuses on planning clinician supply, addressing burnout and turnover, and building more flexible staffing models.
Matt Tyson writes about building pharmaceutical and healthcare manufacturing capacity in Africa. Tyson's work examines market demand, local supply chains, financing and ways to make healthcare businesses more sustainable.
Jessica Quintana is a healthcare operations executive who describes 21 years of experience spanning clinical care, healthcare operations, payer strategy, provider networks, and value-based care. Her work focuses on scaling multi-state and national healthcare operations while improving financial and clinical performance.
Yoram Friedman writes and teaches about product management and enterprise AI, with a focus on how organizations should design, govern, and supervise AI agents.
Michael Abtar shares practical educational posts about data privacy, regulatory compliance and cybersecurity, including cross-border data transfers and risks facing financial and pharmaceutical organizations.
David Moufarrege writes about cybersecurity, healthcare technology, privacy, and responsible AI adoption, drawing on experience as a healthcare CIO and privacy officer.
Joshua Love is a co-founder of Zite AI, where they build AI software for healthcare administration, including forecasting patient volumes to help health systems plan care sites, budgets, and staffing.
Nancy Taylor focuses on employee benefits and payroll for businesses, especially manufacturers. Taylor’s posts describe reviewing how benefits connect to payroll, with the aim of reducing employer FICA taxes while increasing employees’ take-home pay. Taylor also discusses preventive healthcare and employee retention.
Healthcare IT product marketer with three decades of experience, focused on go-to-market work for healthcare and B2B SaaS, including revenue cycle management, clearinghouse, and patient access. Charles also writes about making healthcare AI safer through accountability and verification processes.
Pamela Shaddock is a co-founder of Coils to Locs, a textured-wig company created to help women with coily and curly hair access wigs during medical hair loss. The company sells directly and partners with hospitals and cancer centers.
Jeremy Sanford shares leadership advice for healthcare and hospitality organizations, focusing on how leaders can improve workplace culture and retain employees.
Jose Romero is a product manager who shares practical ideas about fintech products and product leadership. Their work includes a voice-to-form AI demo that turns spoken information into structured data for tasks such as loan applications.
Sana Dalvi works in healthcare IT, with a focus on EHR implementation, clinical workflow readiness, and supporting care teams through digital change.
Bami Adenipekun is a health equity consultant and patient advocate. Through Inspired To Soar, Bami focuses on racial disparities in healthcare and on turning community experiences into changes in how health services work.
Christian DeGobbi is a B2B marketing practitioner who writes about making marketing clearer, more distinctive, and more human. DeGobbi's posts cover buyer psychology, brand trust, content strategy, and growth; they also discuss applying these ideas to complex data-engineering challenges at Princeton Informatics.
Roseanna Galindo teaches at Butte College and works with the North Valley Health Education Foundation to connect organizations, educators and students around rural health and healthcare workforce development.
Geoff Vercauteren works on healthcare workforce development at Tufts Medicine and Lowell General Hospital, building pathways into healthcare careers through partnerships with schools, colleges, workforce organizations, and community groups.
Joe Lewis works on pharmaceutical and med-tech supply chains, biopharmaceutical manufacturing, and regional vaccine production. Lewis's posts describe using supply-chain planning to prepare for disruption and collaborating on approaches to sustainable vaccine manufacturing and more equitable access.
Steph Alexander works in healthcare and pharmaceutical media strategy at Butler/Till, with a focus on direct-to-consumer marketing and point-of-care experiences. Their posts discuss patient experience, personalization, behavioral data, and how healthcare advertising can respond to changing conditions.
Gary Feit is a healthcare marketing and communications professional who writes about making complex healthcare topics easier to understand, learning what stakeholders need, and navigating change at work.
Djuan D. Short is a leadership and mental health expert who helps women leaders build emotional capacity, regulate stress, and lead without burning themselves out.
Samantha Goff focuses on neighbourhood engagement and partnerships in health and social care, drawing on experience in product development and service improvement to help shape services around communities and residents.
Jamie Leos works with leaders of oral surgery and specialty practices on practice management, healthcare operations, and revenue cycle processes. Their posts focus on spotting operational problems early, helping new practice leaders understand the numbers and questions that matter, and improving the patient experience.
Wes Williams is a supply-chain and logistics leader whose work spans team operations, military logistics, telecommunications, and healthcare. In Williams's LinkedIn posts, they describe leading teams through complex work and connecting logistics operations to the people they serve.
Warren Wurzer analyzes how companies can find new revenue in markets adjacent to their existing business. Wurzer's posts apply the Wurzer Adjacency Framework to company examples, and he publishes The Adjacent Edge newsletter.
Nikki Festa O'Brien is a communications professional who helps technology companies explain complex developments in healthcare, cybersecurity, energy, and manufacturing through media coverage and thought leadership.
Lara Klick writes and speaks about healthcare leadership and operations, focusing on practical ways hospitals can improve patient and staff experiences—from fixing everyday operational problems to building trust and handling difficult conversations.
Suleman Adil is a healthtech commercial leader focused on sales, go-to-market strategy and NHS adoption. Their posts examine how procurement, customer use and clinical workflow affect whether healthcare technology delivers lasting value.
Wasiq Khawar shares practical guidance on Amazon FBA and ecommerce operations, including listing issues, inventory planning, fulfillment, and marketplace technology. Their posts also discuss Walmart and eBay operations.
Nishant Walchale writes about performance marketing, paid advertising, and the data systems behind better campaign results. Walchale's posts explain how brands can improve ad performance with stronger first-party data and conversion signals, including for health and wellness advertising.
Koby G. writes about operating-model architecture and how organizations can reshape decision-making, accountability, and resource allocation to improve transformation results. The posts apply these ideas across technology, financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, and retail.
Shahzad Khan is a copywriter and educator who teaches freelancers how to build copywriting skills, find clients, and grow their income.
Sina Haeri is a maternal-fetal medicine physician who works to expand high-risk pregnancy care through Ouma Health, including virtual specialist care and maternal-fetal medicine review of ultrasound scans.
Edward Jr. Balestra writes about leadership and building scalable operating models for healthcare technology companies, including enterprise readiness, product strategy, and decision-making.
Charlie Mohn is a B2B growth marketer who writes about marketing strategy and shares demand-generation work at Asimily, a healthcare cybersecurity company.
Malcolm Baracho writes about healthcare revenue cycle operations and technology, including ways automation, AI, analytics, and system integrations can reduce billing delays, prevent denials, and protect revenue.
Melyssa Allen is a lifestyle medicine coach who supports people and organizations with health coaching, habit and goal setting, virtual fitness, and well-being programs. She also describes building the My WHY Coach app, with coaching tools and community features.
Ken Nelson is a logistics technology professional who leads professional services at Shipium, focusing on implementation, team building, and customer experience.
Aman Jabeen works on Google Ads and eCommerce growth, with a focus on optimizing shopping campaigns, improving Merchant Center quality, and turning store visits into sales.
Aurobindo Sundaram shares practical posts on personal finance, cybersecurity, leadership and photography, including guidance on health savings accounts and high-deductible health plans.
Danny Rojas works at iCIMS and shares practical perspectives on talent acquisition, including hard-to-fill hiring, recruiting technology, and conversations with customers about their recruiting challenges.
Jeremiah Franklin Shrack writes about pharmacy-benefit contracts and employer health-plan procurement. Their posts explain how contract terms can affect costs and describe tools for reviewing PBM and broker compensation.
Justin Nicols writes about hospital revenue cycle operations, payer denials and payment integrity, and where AI can help hospitals prevent avoidable work and revenue loss.
Gregory Rathmell works in product management and upstream marketing. In a LinkedIn post, Rathmell announced starting a Senior Director of Product Management and Upstream Marketing role at Title21 Health Solutions. His posts also discuss product requirements, Agile, and product management careers.
Alex Karagiannis is an Amazon ecommerce specialist who advises sellers on running and growing their businesses. His posts cover Amazon advertising, listings, inventory and peak-season planning, VAT, account suspensions, and the practical steps involved in launching in Europe.
Brian Wagner shares LinkedIn commentary on growth strategy, AI, and leadership, often focused on life sciences and medtech. Wagner also describes INIA Biosciences’ work on noninvasive ultrasound therapy for chronic inflammatory disease.
Brian Weidner works on helping physical therapists connect with employers through PTCareerTree. His LinkedIn posts also use state-level data to explain PT hiring demand, workforce supply, pay, and career choices.
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