Katie is a strategic and results-driven leader committed to improving lives through creating, implementing, and scaling transformative health solutions driving sustainable value for communities and companies. She excels in translating complexity into actionable opportunities and leading multi-disciplinary teams to execute. Katie’s work has deeply transformed organizations over the past decade; representative impacts include:• Fortune 5 global retailer’s health strategy including launch of 20+ localized health centers with affordable primary, dental, vision, pharmacy and other wellness offerings, a $20B new business at scale• Fortune 50 health insurer’s multi-year digital transformation including organization standup (5K+ global employees today), launch of new data/AI-enabled offerings for 40M+, and digital health data & product business• Fortune 200 global consumer products company’s oral health growth strategy including new data/tech-enabled business, B2B offerings, and strategic partnerships, enhancing traditional product offerings for 1B+ “mouths” globally• Digital health diagnostic startup rapid platform & ecosystem strategic expansion (300%+ revenue growth over months) and successful acquisition by global leader • Deloitte Consulting’s Strategy & Analytics practice and people leader ($15B total revenue, 25% growth, 3K+ people); For 3 years as Senior Manager, sold and delivered $10M-$12M in healthcare projects annually and co-founded new AI & data strategy practice In her current role leading CareQuest Innovation Partners – the for-profit arm of the world’s largest oral health non-profit (CareQuest Institute) – Katie is advancing the critical mission to make oral health more accessible, equitable, and integrated for all through accelerating innovation across the overall health ecosystem, from global business partners to startups. Katie is a frequent author and speaker on the future of health, oral health innovation, global ecosystems, women+ health, and business model strategy. She brings a global perspective and network through operating in global ecosystems including Israel, Australia, India, and Korea. She is deeply involved in the Chicagoland community via her work with local incubators, universities, and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) for over 20 years.