| Helen Culbertson
is a consulting professional with significant
experience in project management and client communication. She is from
Charlotte, NC, and has lived in the DC area for the past four years. At
Smith, she is focusing on General Management to pursue a career in
consulting and strategy. Her summer internship was at the Government
Accountability Office where she worked on the audit of the governance
structure of the Federal Reserve. She is very interested in the field of
Health IT and the potential for technology to transform healthcare. |
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| Nicholas Donlan
is a first-year MBA student at the Smith School of Business. Prior
to coming to Smith, Nick worked with local hospitals to execute
expansion plans by offering innovative modular solutions to fit their
physical needs. Currently, he is interested in helping the healthcare
industry raise its level of care and reduce costs through increased
efficiency and transparency. After graduation he would like to work as a
strategy and operations consultant with a focus on healthcare. |
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| Brad Greenwood
is a third year PhD Candidate at the Robert H Smith School of
Business in the Decisions, Operations, and Information Technology
department. His research focuses on how discourse affects the perception of
the fashionability of technology as well as gauging quality through
different mediums of physician review. Prior to his time at RH Smith he
earned his Bachelors and Masters in Information Technology at RPI and
Virginia Tech respectively. He also holds an MBA from the University of
Notre Dame and spent several years working as an IT consultant in the
greater DC Metro area. |
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| Laura Lai
is a second-year MBA student at the Smith School of Business. Prior to attending
Smith, Laura worked as a business analyst at the global consulting firm CGI before
transitioning to SPADAC where she specialized in the testing and release of a
geospatial predictive analytics software product. Laura has an interest in exploring
how technology and healthcare intersect. Laura enjoys the outdoors and playing ultimate
frisbee. |
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| Shannon Lantzy
is a first-year PhD student in Information Systems. Her health IT
research interests include the impacts of IT on patient experience, the role
of online information in provider choice, and meaningful use of health IT.
Her other research interests involve studying the nature of online community
membership and participation. Shannon recently finished her Masters of
Information Management at UMD's iSchool. In the seven years before coming to
Smith she worked as a management and IT consultant at NASA Headquarters. |
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| Priyanshu Raj
is a first-year MBA student at the Smith School of Business with four years of
multi-national consulting experience in various industries including banking,
biotechnology, high-tech and marketing. His expertise is helping organizations
resolve critical business development problems including mergers and acquisitions,
technology integration, and ERP implementation. In addition to his consulting experience, Priyanshu has co-authored research papers on dynamic networking models and has co-founded
two organizations in India and Brazil. His interests include travelling and outdoor sports
such as hiking and biking. |
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