For more than 35 years, I have worked at the intersection of healthcare, technology, leadership, and education, helping organizations navigate innovation and change.

I spent 28 years with Philips Healthcare, advancing from engineering roles to Vice President of Marketing. During that time, I led major product initiatives, launched new businesses, and received the Philips Presidential Award for creating a business unit that tripled sales in just 18 months. I later served as President of Sectra Healthcare North America, where I led a successful organizational turnaround.

In addition to my industry career, I have taught graduate-level courses in healthcare strategy, innovation, and informatics for more than 20 years at the University of New Haven and the University of Washington. My teaching has been recognized with Excellence in Teaching awards, and my online courses have reached more than 35,000 students worldwide.

My passion is helping students understand complex topics through practical examples, real-world experiences, and lessons learned from decades of leadership in healthcare technology. Whether the subject is artificial intelligence, healthcare informatics, strategy, or innovation, my goal is to help you build knowledge that you can immediately apply in your career.

I hold a BS in Electrical Engineering from Drexel University and an MS in Engineering from the University of Florida.