Previously, Clare served as a Managing Director at Reservoir Communications Group where she managed rapid response media efforts, crisis communications, brand management, and advocacy campaigns on behalf of health care clients. She helps lead engagement with press and key stakeholders around Morgan Health’s key priorities. Ganesan has a Master of Public Health (MPH) in Epidemiology and Global Health from Boston University and a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Economics from the University of Oregon.Ĭlare Krusing is Executive Director for External Communications at Morgan Health. Ganesan has a strong passion for ensuring all individuals receive the right care at the right time regardless of their race, gender or financial situation. Prior to joining Avalere, Nelly spent six years at the Institute for Health care Improvement, focused on population health and hospital-based quality improvement. Ganesan joined Morgan Health after working at Avalere Health for 10 years providing advisory services support to a variety of clients, including health plans, life sciences, patient groups, health systems and foundations in the areas of quality, health equity, care transformation and measurement. She has special expertise in care models focused on CMS’ Triple Aim-better care, better health, and lower costs-and the use of patient-reported outcomes to enhance consumer experience for their entire care journey.
Ganesan has 20 years of experience in working in the quality and value space. Ganesan supports advancing health equity among JPMorgan Chase employees and the communities where they live and work. Nelly Ganesan is Executive Director of Health Equity and External Affairs at Morgan Health. She served as a strategic advisor to hospitals and health systems across the country, helping them navigate the impact of the ACA, MACRA, and other key legislative changes, as well as shifting market dynamics.įriedman has served on the board of Young Invincibles, a non-partisan organization that works to amplify the voices of young people in national conversations about health care access and economic opportunity.įriedman holds degrees from Barnard College and the Jewish Theological Seminary in Psychology and Talmudic Literature. Prior to joining CMMI, Friedman spent a decade at The Advisory Board Company, leading research on health care reform’s strategic implications for providers. The Group designed and operated 14 models, focused on preventing diabetes, heart attack, stroke, and substance use disorder-related deaths addressing health-related social needs, expanding health care access in rural areas, and more. Previously, Friedman served as Group Director of the State and Population Health Group at the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI), which tests multi-payer initiatives aimed at reducing health care costs and improving population health among Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries. Killen has over 30 years of experience with American, Asian and European car companies in various product planning, portfolio strategy, and product launch roles.Rivka Friedman is Head of Healthcare Innovation at Morgan Health. Previously, Wayne was the Director of Charging Infrastructure Planning & Business Development at Electrify America after working as an Electric Vehicle Architect for Audi of America, a role designed to prepare Audi for the electric age from headquarters’ readiness through dealer network, marketing and charging infrastructure.
investment in advanced vehicle technologies to improve fuel efficiency, reduce greenhouse gases and fortify the global standing of American innovation and the clean tech/transportation value chain. These low interest rate loans are designed to spearhead further U.S. Wayne Killen is a Senior Advisor to the Department of Energy’s Loan Programs Office and provides business development focused on vehicle OEMs and their supply chains, charging companies and other related segments eligible for the nearly $18B Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing (ATVM) loan program.
Federal Charging Infrastructure Support.
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