Prior to Patrium, Brian was an Advisor at Avivar Capital where he supported the team with investment diligence, thematic research and analysis. He also represented the firm in the T3 innovation network, which explores and funds the use of Web 3.0 technologies (artificial intelligence, machine learning etc.) to reinvent the future of work. Brian was first introduced to Home Health through an extended family member who bootstrapped a Home Healthcare agency and grew it to several hundred employees over a period of three to four years. Learning about this is what prompted Brian to extensively research the space and discover the multiple, acute pain points that affect all key industry stakeholders, especially clinicians.

Dr. Kaplan is a practicing physician and an advisor at IDEO. He previously served as an administrator at MLK Community Hospital –a tech-forward startup hospital in South Los Angeles. Within two years, he helped build and grow a multispecialty medical group there from the ground up. As Medical Director for Clinical Integration, he designed and implemented strategies to optimize transitions of care, including deep work in Home Health clinical care. He cultivated and led a partnership with IDEO and Ford Smart Mobility to design and implement a telemedicine-enabled mobile clinic to expand access to care using a high-touch, high-tech approach. He also works with Medtronic, designing a value-based care strategy for certain pelvic health conditions. His approach to innovation begins and ends with human-centered design coupled with a passion for improving care in the hardest to reach communities.

King is an Engineering Director at BCG Digital Ventures – the Boston Consulting Group’s Corporate Venture Capital arm, which invents and invests in enterprise grade startups in partnership with world’s most influential brands. As an engineering director, he runs engineering and product teams across the startups in his portfolio.Most recently, he helped a $10B utility giant build a lab to help accelerate their innovation process, and launched two separate startups as part of that project in a span of 10 months. Separately, his experience led the world’s second largest private equity firm to create a transportation startup from the assets of one of its portfolio companies,and invest over $50MM to scale that effort.

John has spent 10+ years working at the intersection of technology and capital markets, including in his current position as an investment banker with Rothschild & Co in Los Angeles. He focuses on strategic advisory, capital raises and mergers & acquisitions within the software and technology services sectors. John received his MBA from the UCLA Anderson School of Management with concentrations in finance and technology. At Anderson, he was a founding partner of Anderson Venture Impact Partners, focusing on investments within healthcare and sustainability. Immediately prior to Anderson, John served as an investment analyst at Shore Capital Partners, a private equity fund focused on the healthcare services sector.