Jenna is the CEO of PocketRN.

Prior to PocketRN, Jenna worked as a consultant at Albright Stonebridge Group, a global strategy consulting firm, where she helped found the Healthcare Practice. At ASG, Jenna worked with Fortune 500 companies, non-profits, and governments to build multi-stakeholder partnerships to support family caregivers, particularly in support of women in the "sandwich generation".

Jenna saw firsthand how these challenges affected her own family as her mom faced the tremendous challenge of caring for Jenna's aging grandmother from across the country.

As a professional, daughter, and friend, Jenna is driven to make quality care at home a reality for every family. Jenna has an MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business and MA in Strategic Studies from Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.

Ryan is the CTO of PocketRN and leads out the product and technology development. Prior to PocketRN, he had several years of experience as a software engineer, team lead, and product lead at Qualtrics.

He also led the software development of mDOT, a smart pillbox for remotely observing patients receiving tuberculosis treatment. Ryan graduated from the University of Utah in 2016 with a B.S. in Computer Science.

Sam Thomas is a board-certified internal medicine physician, a clinical instructor within the Stanford School of Medicine, a Stanford - Intermountain fellow in population health and delivery science, and a postdoctoral fellow at the Intermountain Healthcare Delivery Institute.

His clinical practice and research focus on understanding and applying principles of implementation science to enable healthcare systems and healthcare providers to implement innovation to achieve the Quadruple Aim:

1. Improving patient experience
2. Improving provider experience
3. Improving the quality of healthcare
4. Reducing the cost of healthcare

Much of his work involves the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on healthcare delivery and the transition to virtual care. His work has been published in the New England Journal of Medicine, Annals of Internal Medicine, Health Service Research, Health Management, Policy and Innovation (HMPI) and other peer-reviewed journals.

He has a master’s in biomedical engineering from the University of Utah and a master’s in Health Policy from Stanford University. He has founded four companies in the healthcare space, received four patents, and been awarded numerous SBIR and other grants from the NIH and NSF for his work on healthcare innovation.

He is the father of three young boys and spends his free time with his boys and wife exploring the outdoors and finding new adventures.

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Nancy has spent over two decades working in healthcare, leading several companies in C-level executive positions, and serving as a growth engine in all her roles. Prior to joining PocketRN, she served as CEO of Alliance Homecare, previously served as chief growth officer for HouseWorks LLC, served as chief revenue officer of The Avery Group, and served as chief revenue officer of Team Select Home Care, where she helped to take the agency from a start-up to a successful private equity exit.

Nancy joins PocketRN at a time of unmatched challenge and opportunity. Nurses have long been undervalued across the healthcare industry and are burning out when we need their expertise most. There simply aren't enough nurses to care for our rapidly aging population relying solely on traditional models of care. Our loved ones, families, caregivers, and nurses deserve better.

Nancy received a master’s degree in organizational leadership from the University of Phoenix and a bachelor’s in English from the University of Massachusetts.

Mirini is the Head of Nursing and Chief Nursing Officer at PocketRN. She serves as part-time faculty at Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing. She is a board-certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner in Primary Care and a graduate of the Johns Hopkins University Executive Doctor of Nursing Practice program.

Before joining PocketRN, Mirini worked in the orthopedic surgery, bone health program, and neuromuscular clinic at Children's National Hospital in Washington, D.C. She focused her clinical practice on children with rare bone disorders, low bone density, and neuromuscular diseases. She also served in a primary care pediatric practice providing care to underserved communities.

Mirini is passionate about cultivating a community of learning. In her role as lecturer, clinical preceptor, and Cohen Scholar faculty mentor, she shares her experiences with nursing students. She strongly believes that teaching and mentoring students make her a better clinician. In her free time, Mirini enjoys cooking and spending time with her husband and two doodles, Maggie and Luna.

Will is the Chief Operating Officer and Head of Strategy and Market Development at PocketRN, where he oversees the company's strategic planning and commercial development initiatives. Prior to joining PocketRN, Will spent 5 years at Albright Stonebridge Group (ASG), a global strategy consulting firm, where he helped to build the firm's fast-growing Health practice-spanning pharmaceutical and life sciences, health technology, public health, and health systems strengthening. Additionally, Will spent six years at Johnson & Johnson providing financial and strategic analysis for the company in various markets across the pharmaceutical, medical device, and consumer healthcare sectors.

Outside of the office, Will has held leadership roles at various nonprofit organizations, including Junior Achievement of New Jersey, which helps children develop financial literacy skills, and Christ the King Prep, Newark's Cristo Rey School.

He earned an MBA from the University of Oxford and a B.S. in Finance, with a minor in Economics, from Pennsylvania State University.

Mark currently serves as an Independent Board Member and Advisor to multiple technology companies including InMar, Millennium Trust Company, SambaSafety, and SuperLeague. He also serves on the Board of Directors of the San Francisco Symphony, the League of American Orchestras, and is a former member of the Management Board of Stanford Business School.

Earlier in his career, Mark founded and took public two separate technology ventures, the most recent being IGN Entertainment which was sold to Newscorp in 2005. During his tenure at Newscorp, Mark served as COO of the Fox Interactive Media Group where he oversaw all of its internet properties and related operations worldwide.

Mark began his career as a management consultant in the technology practice of McKinsey & Company. He holds an MBA from Stanford Business School and a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Princeton University.