CO-FOUNDER AND CEO
BRAD POWER
Brad Power is a Co-founder and the CEO of the Cancer Patient Lab. In 2018 Brad was diagnosed with lymphoma. Building on his experience and his years of consulting about ways to change work processes using technology, he decided to help people with advanced cancer make complex decisions outside standard treatment options. He has run several “hackathons" (crowds convened to find the best next treatment) for patients and serves as an advisor to several startups reinventing cancer care. Brad leads the community’s learning activities.​
CO-FOUNDER AND COO
BRIAN McCLOSKEY
Brad Power is a Co-founder and the CEO of the Cancer Patient Lab. In 2018 Brad was diagnosed with lymphoma. Building on his experience and his years of consulting about ways to change work processes using technology, he decided to help people with advanced cancer make complex decisions outside standard treatment options. He has run several “hackathons" (crowds convened to find the best next treatment) for patients and serves as an advisor to several startups reinventing cancer care. Brad leads the community’s learning activities.​
CO-FOUNDER AND CIO
RICK STATON
Brad Power is a Co-founder and the CEO of the Cancer Patient Lab. In 2018 Brad was diagnosed with lymphoma. Building on his experience and his years of consulting about ways to change work processes using technology, he decided to help people with advanced cancer make complex decisions outside standard treatment options. He has run several “hackathons" (crowds convened to find the best next treatment) for patients and serves as an advisor to several startups reinventing cancer care. Brad leads the community’s learning activities.​
CO-FOUNDER AND CEO
AMIT GATTANI
Brad Power is a Co-founder and the CEO of the Cancer Patient Lab. In 2018 Brad was diagnosed with lymphoma. Building on his experience and his years of consulting about ways to change work processes using technology, he decided to help people with advanced cancer make complex decisions outside standard treatment options. He has run several “hackathons" (crowds convened to find the best next treatment) for patients and serves as an advisor to several startups reinventing cancer care. Brad leads the community’s learning activities.​
CO-FOUNDER AND COO
DEBBIE DENISON
Brad Power is a Co-founder and the CEO of the Cancer Patient Lab. In 2018 Brad was diagnosed with lymphoma. Building on his experience and his years of consulting about ways to change work processes using technology, he decided to help people with advanced cancer make complex decisions outside standard treatment options. He has run several “hackathons" (crowds convened to find the best next treatment) for patients and serves as an advisor to several startups reinventing cancer care. Brad leads the community’s learning activities.​
CO-FOUNDER AND CIO
ROGER ROYSE
Brad Power is a Co-founder and the CEO of the Cancer Patient Lab. In 2018 Brad was diagnosed with lymphoma. Building on his experience and his years of consulting about ways to change work processes using technology, he decided to help people with advanced cancer make complex decisions outside standard treatment options. He has run several “hackathons" (crowds convened to find the best next treatment) for patients and serves as an advisor to several startups reinventing cancer care. Brad leads the community’s learning activities.​
M.D., Ph.D
SUMIT SUBUDHI
Brad Power is a Co-founder and the CEO of the Cancer Patient Lab. In 2018 Brad was diagnosed with lymphoma. Building on his experience and his years of consulting about ways to change work processes using technology, he decided to help people with advanced cancer make complex decisions outside standard treatment options. He has run several “hackathons" (crowds convened to find the best next treatment) for patients and serves as an advisor to several startups reinventing cancer care. Brad leads the community’s learning activities.​
CO-FOUNDER AND COO
CHRIS SCHULER
Brad Power is a Co-founder and the CEO of the Cancer Patient Lab. In 2018 Brad was diagnosed with lymphoma. Building on his experience and his years of consulting about ways to change work processes using technology, he decided to help people with advanced cancer make complex decisions outside standard treatment options. He has run several “hackathons" (crowds convened to find the best next treatment) for patients and serves as an advisor to several startups reinventing cancer care. Brad leads the community’s learning activities.​