Janet Marchibroda currently serves as Co-Chair of Friends of HL7, supporting the work of HL7, a not-for-profit, ANSI-accredited standards development organization dedicated to supporting interoperability in healthcare, after multiple years serving as an elected and appointed member of its Board of Directors. She also serves as both the Executive Director, Programs at the National Football League Alumni Association, overseeing the engagement hundreds of former NFL players in multiple programs to improve the wellbeing of individuals across the U.S. and CEO of NFLA Neuro Health and Performance, an organization devoted to improving mental health and cognitive function among former players and all athletes. She previously served as Director of the Health Innovation Initiative and the Executive Director of the CEO Council on Health and Innovation at the Bipartisan Policy Center, Chief Executive Officer of eHealth Initiative, Chief Healthcare Officer of IBM Global Business Services, and Chief Operating Officer of NCQA.

Paul L. Uhrig is the founder and principal of Uhrig Health Advisory, Inc., an independent advisory practice focused on AI governance, regulatory policy, digital health strategy, and interoperability. He brings nearly three decades of C-suite executive and legal experience at the intersection of healthcare, law, and technology.

Mr. Uhrig served as Chief Administrative & Legal Officer at Surescripts, where he was on the leadership team that built and scaled the nation’s first nationwide health information network. Currently, he serves as Chief Legal and Digital Health Officer at Bassett Healthcare Network, a rural integrated health system in Central New York.

Mr. Uhrig currently serves on the board of The Sequoia Project, which oversees the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA), where he serves as Treasurer and a member of the Executive Committee, and on the board of the New York eHealth Collaborative (NYeC), where he also is the Chair of the Statewide Data Use Committee. He has previously served on the boards of DirectTrust and The Commons Project Foundation, among others driving interoperability and health information exchange in the United States. Mr. Uhrig also advises early-stage and high-growth companies applying AI and emerging technologies to improve clinical outcomes and healthcare performance. Mr. Uhrig received his undergraduate degree from the University of Notre Dame and his law degree from the American University, Washington College of Law.