Mark's career has taken him around the globe first, as a professor in the People's Republic of China, then, as a strategic global management consultant with A.T. Kearney and a global business development executive for Geac Enterprise Solutions. Mark, who speaks fluent Mandarin Chinese, has worked on numerous global assignments including many in China, Europe, Japan and the Middle East in diverse industries including Automotive, Building Products, Foodservice, Information Technology, Pharmaceuticals and Retail/CPG.

Over the past 15 years, Chaiken has provided expertise in quality and patient safety to provider and payor organizations, helping them utilize information technology to improve clinical and administrative activities. He has served as guest lecturer and consultant on topics including patient safety, clinician adoption of information technology, quality improvement and managed care. Chaiken also assisted hospitals and technology firms in the creation of medical software products and authoring of marketing communication materials. He has delivered more than 50 CME lectures, and is currently on the editorial board of the Journal of Patient Safety and the journal of Patient Safety and Quality Healthcare. Chaiken writes a column on technology and quality for the journal Patient Safety and Quality Health Care. He also worked on quality improvement studies and clinical investigations for the National Institutes of Health, Boston University Medical School, and the British National Health Service.

He served as the President and Chief Executive Officer of HealthNet, Inc. (a Kansas City based non-profit health plan). Dr. Dahl served as President and Chief Executive Officer of IntegraMed, Inc. where he was instrumental in taking the corporation public on the NASDAQ. Dr. Dahl also served as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of St. John Health and Hospital Corporation in Detroit and was Associate Professor of Community Medicine at Wayne State University Medical School. He was also Vice President for Development of the Hospital Corporation of America, Management Company. Dr. Dahl received his Sc.D. from The Johns Hopkins University and a M.P.A. from Cornell University. He is on the Board of Directors of AVAX – Technologies, Inc. (a public biotechnology firm developing cancer vaccines). Dr. Dahl is also a Fellow in the American College of Health Care Executives.

investments by the Fund. Mr. D'Souza joined Mason Wells in 2000.

Prior to that he had many years of experience in consulting and management in the technology and biomedical industries. Previously, Mr. D'Souza was the President & CEO of PharmaSoft North America, Inc., a provider of software products and services for the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device communities worldwide. Prior to that, Mr. D'Souza was a Senior Program Manager with Booz, Allen & Hamilton, Inc., an international technology and strategy consulting firm, where he was responsible for leading the supplier side of the Healthcare IT practice. Prior to that, he was the Director of Information Systems for McKesson BioServices Corporation, a professional services firm providing specialized support for bio-medical research and development.

Mr. D'Souza currently serves on the Board of Directors of Make Music (NASDAQ: MMUS), Deltanoid Pharmaceuticals, Opgen, Teramedica, Buddy Squirrel, The Wisconsin Technology Council, and the Milwaukee Tennis & Education Foundation. He previously served on the Board of Directors of Dedicated Computing, Anvil Informatics, CHF Solutions (sold to Gambro), Mezzia (sold to VFA), Zystor Therapeutics (sold to BioMarin, NASDAQ: BMRN)and Nameprotect (sold to CSC). Mr. D'Souza received his Master of Business Administration from George Washington University, and a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from Catholic University of America.

Before forming TMI, he was Vice President of another management consulting firm for nine years, where he completed over 100 engagements in the areas of long-range planning, project management, high-level requirements analysis, reviews of information services organization effectiveness, capacity planning, and system procurement and implementation.

Previously, Mr. Roach was director of R&D for the vendor of the first commercially successful software product. For the same firm, he was in charge of consulting for the northeastern United States for four years. After graduating from Wabash College, Mr. Roach spent three years in management positions with AT&T, where he helped develop one of the first large-scale, on-line computer systems, and he had responsibility for major financial operations. He also has been a senior IT executive with the R.H. Macy organization and an Indianapolis-based life and casualty insurer.

In his consulting work outside health care, Mr. Roach has assisted over 200 organizations in virtually every area of business and government, including eight states, several Federal agencies, General Motors, Readers' Digest, Bristol Myers, IT&T, Price Waterhouse, Citigroup, United Airlines, Daimler-Benz, Merrill Lynch, Eli Lilly, J. P. Morgan, and many of the largest insurance firms in the industry.

He has been a member of several boards of small health care and technology-based companies, and he has been a trusted advisor to owners, senior executives, and board members of many other companies in these areas.

Some of Mr. Roach's engagements within the health care delivery segment include assessment of 70 comprehensive clinical system products for a large health system, helping revise a long-range clinical system-based long range IT plan for a multi-hospital system, developing a clinical system strategy for an integrated delivery system, helping a major clinical organization develop a clinical system strategy and assess alternative vendors and products, development of a model hospital system architecture for a large integrated system, and developing a strategy for the integration of systems among a large health system and two large and disparate acquired hospitals. Within the payer segment, he managed strategic IT planning, system procurement, and implementation for organizations representing more than half of all managed care enrollment in the country, and he provided senior level management assistance to many of these, and other, firms.

Jay was a managing director for e-Health Initiatives at Internet Venture Works where she led technology and industry assessments of opportunities presented by strategic partners, investors and external sources and served in interim executive management roles for its' portfolio companies. She has formed a niche consulting firm, Strategic Consulting Solutions, focusing on the integration of technology and business operations for established institutions and startup ventures. Jay has a Master's Degree in Computer Science from New York University and a Master's Degree in Business Administration from Bucknell University and has completed an Executive Education course in E-commerce at the Kellogg's School of Business. She serves on the Advocacy Committee of HIMSS and chairs their Legislative Review taskforce in addition to serving on the advisory board of select technology firms in Pittsburgh. Jay has served on the advisory committee of several national conferences and co-chaired their events. She is an active board member of Pennsylvania e-Health Initiative and Rainbow Kitchen in Pittsburgh and is a current board elect for HIMSS.