Founding Partner of Ainsley Advisory Group, a healthcare AI advisory firm supporting a broad portfolio of venture-backed technology companies on go-to-market strategy, enterprise deployment, and health system adoption. Former Chief AI Officer and Chief Medical Information Officer for Kaiser Permanente's Washington, D.C. region, where she led large-scale AI deployments and digital innovation initiatives.

Dr. MacLean founded the Permanente AI Center of Excellence, advised on Kaiser Permanente's first national AI strategy, and served as a member of Kaiser Permanente Ventures. She serves as Senior Medical Advisor to Rad AI, is an Entrepreneur in Residence at Yale University, and a Harvard-trained neuroradiologist who remains in clinical practice.

Dennis A. Cardoza is a former Democratic U.S. Representative from California's Central Valley (2003–2012). Mr. Cardoza previously served as a member of the California Legislature and was Mayor Pro Temp of his hometown City Council. From 2014 to 2026 he also served as Federal Government Solutions Group Chairman at Foley & Lardner LLP, where he advised clients on all aspects of business and government policy, including federal, state and local regulatory strategy, and public affairs. During his tenure in Congress, he served in House leadership and was deeply involved in the drafting and passage of the Affordable Care Act; positioning him as a pragmatic Democratic voice on healthcare financing and access, particularly for rural and low‑income communities.

As Managing Partner at Ainsley Health, Mr. Cardoza advises healthcare companies on market positioning and growth strategy, offering a pivotal, policy informed perspective. He has served on the boards of multiple healthcare technology companies and brings deep expertise in federal health policy, funding, and regulatory priorities.

Board-certified internal medicine physician with dual U.K. and U.S. clinical training, having practiced within Kaiser Permanente and NHS England, and educated at Stanford University and Imperial College London.

Her work focuses on advancing the integration, deployment, and governance of AI and digital technologies in healthcare, with an emphasis on adoption, safety, and measurable impact — bridging evidence-based medicine with the practical realities of deploying AI at scale.

Senior healthcare executive with over two decades of experience in healthcare operations, AI deployment, medical imaging, enterprise strategy, and capital medical equipment. Advises healthcare AI and medical imaging companies on market strategy, regulatory navigation, and enterprise adoption.

Previously led technology deployment and infrastructure development at Kaiser Permanente. His experience spans the full arc of enterprise technology adoption — from procurement through implementation and outcome measurement.

Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and Director of the Advanced Endoscopy Fellowship Program at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Maintains a full-time clinical practice in gastroenterology and interventional endoscopy.

Internationally recognized researcher and innovator in GI endoscopy, with over 200 peer-reviewed publications and chapters in leading journals including The Lancet, NEJM, Gut, and Nature Biomedical Engineering, and a pioneering body of work in artificial intelligence for endoscopy that led to some of the earliest U.S. and international trials in computer-aided polyp detection and subsequent FDA approvals. Serves as teaching faculty for the Harvard–MIT Program in Health Sciences and Technology and advises medical device companies, digital health startups, and investment firms.

Harvard-trained psychiatrist and Director of Women's Behavioral Medicine at Brown University Health, and Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Human Behavior, and Medicine.

Dr. MacLean's work focuses on women's mental health across the reproductive years and the integration of behavioral health into primary care and obstetric settings. She serves on the national task force on women's reproductive mental health.

Healthcare AI innovator and Founder and CEO of Kyron Medical, an agentic AI revenue cycle management company. Advises health systems and technology companies on AI strategy and integration, with expertise spanning applied clinical AI, predictive analytics, and computational neuroscience.

Background includes research and deployment experience across Kaiser Permanente, Stanford Medicine, and Johns Hopkins — bringing both the builder's and operator's perspective to every engagement.

James is a healthcare technology engineer dedicated to building agentic AI systems that solve complex infrastructure challenges. Alongside his engineering work, he is the founder of an award-winning D.C. based media production company and serves as an Associate at Ainsley Health, where he navigates the nexus of public policy and business strategy. James also shares insights on innovation and industry trends as the co-host of the Ainsley Health podcast.