Kyle Brown Email & Phone Number

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Kyle leads a 120-member golf club at the picturesque Incline Village Championship Golf Course.

Palo Alto, California, Us

Kyle was a part-time Chief Technology Officer who was tasked with building a scalable worldwide software development organization at Glooko. The company provided glucose monitoring systems that connected to nearly 600 different diabetes devices and had over 1 million users in more than 100 countries worldwide.

San Francisco, Ca, Us

In January 2017, Kyle sold PatientCrossroads to Invitae with the goal of accelerating the mission to provide genetics and patient reported information through an open and accessible system, in the pursuit of finding better treatments faster. At the time of the merger, PatientCrossroads, in partnership with the National Institutes of Health, the European Union, and over 100 non-profit advocacy organizations worldwide, tracked patient reported data and genetics for more than 600 diseases.Currently, Kyle is focused on developing innovative business models that foster a patient-centric environment by bringing together pharmaceutical, biotech, advocacy, government, and academia.

As the founder and CEO of PatientCrossroads (now AltaVoice), Kyle led a patient-centered data company in Silicon Valley with an innovative business model that amplified the voice of patients to optimize the search for better treatments for diseases.PatientCrossroads was instrumental in defining the patient registry industry, receiving its original funding from the NIH Office of Rare Diseases Research. The company specialized in building and hosting Patient Insights Networks (PINs), which were more powerful than traditional patient registries. A PIN provided a highly efficient way to build engaged communities, raise disease awareness, recruit patients for clinical trials, and follow patients through every stage of drug development and commercialization, making it an effective tool for education and patient engagement.

Kyle was an invited participant of the Biden Cancer Moonshot initiative and had the opportunity to attend several meetings at the White House with Joe and Jill Biden. At these meetings, Kyle provided his expertise on collecting and organizing patient-reported outcomes and genetic testing data, which was critical to the success of the initiative.

Kyle worked as a self-employed consultant for pharmaceutical and research IT organizations, helping to speed up the drug discovery process through the implementation of streamlined technology systems. Some of Kyle's clients included well-known companies such as Eli Lilly, Novartis, Merck, and several biotech companies.

As the founder and CEO of Ignite, Kyle led one of the first internet-based software as a service companies. Ignite provided collaboration and document sharing technologies to companies such as Silicon Graphics, Incyte Genomics, FedEx, and NIKE. The company was sold to Groundswell at the height of the dotcom boom.

Palo Alto, Ca, Us

Kyle worked as an IT manager and was responsible for overseeing worldwide reporting and channel management applications in the World Wide Field Organization.