For parents, by parents

Jordan is an entrepreneur with a mission to make the world better for everyday people. He is the cofounder and former CEO of Stroll Health, a technology company that developed software to help patients access affordable in-network health care and exited to eviCore in 2017 (now a subsidiary of Cigna). Jordan has led software product organizations and has designed, developed, and implemented software systems for some of the world's largest insurers, including United Healthcare and Kaiser. He is the proud father of his two young kids, Eli and Eden.

Snae is a former academic economist turned entrepreneur. While at Yale and the University of Maryland, he developed and directed large-scale research projects in the Philippines, Bangladesh, and India to understand how to improve health and reduce poverty. After his nephew was born more than three months early and as he was expecting his own first child, he realized how poor the safety net is for families when it comes to children and childbirth in the U.S. He could not shake the feeling that this needed to be fixed, and eventually moved to the SF Bay Area to build a solution. There he met Jordan, and Juno was born. He recently settled in the Charlotte area of North Carolina with his wife and two kids.

Hall has spent 25 years helping to bring innovative insurance and employee benefits products to market. After starting his career selling long-term care insurance, executive benefits, and life insurance, Hall joined EY in 2003 to lead consulting engagements for Fortune 500 clients. In 2010, Hall left EY to build an industry-first financial wellness solution called HelloWallet. He then spent 7 years at Sequoia Benefits where he consulted for the firm’s largest clients, led the sales team, and worked on strategy and product development. While there, he also started advising startups including Collective Health, Spring Health, Carrot Fertility, Human Interest, Ethos, Northstar, and Level. This is how Hall met Jordan, and the rest is history! Hall has two teenage daughters.

Bill co-founded Disability Insurance Specialists (DIS) in 1996, which over 26 years provided consulting and third-party administration services to many of the country’s largest disability insurers and reinsurers. Before establishing DIS, Bill held various actuarial, management, and consulting positions with leading life and health insurers including Connecticut General/CIGNA, Connecticut Mutual Life, and Monarch Life Insurance Company, where he oversaw the company's disability insurance line and managed an annual premium portfolio of $150 million. As a father of sons who have dealt with developmental challenges, Bill spent 25 years on the Board of Directors of the Learning Disabilities Association of Connecticut. Bill is a graduate of Carnegie-Mellon University and earned his Fellowship in the Society of Actuaries in 1983, becoming a Member of the American Academy of Actuaries in 1985.

Dave Jones served two terms as California’s Insurance Commissioner from 2011 to 2019. As the head of the Department of Insurance, he was responsible for regulating the largest insurance market in the United States and the fifth largest in the world. He oversaw numerous challenges to the industry, including implementing federal health care reform and responding to the unprecedented destruction caused by the 2015, 2017, and 2018 California wildfires. Prior to serving as Insurance Commissioner, Jones served in the California State Assembly (2004-2010), the City Council of Sacramento (1999-2004), and as a public-sector attorney for nearly a decade. Juno is the only insurance company Dave currently advises.

Helene Dumas, PT, DPT, MS is the Director of the Medical-Rehabilitation Research Center at Franciscan Children’s Hospital and an Adjunct Faculty/Part-Time Lecturer at the Department of Physical Therapy, Movement & Rehabilitation Sciences at Northeastern University. Dr. Dumas has worked as a physical therapist in clinical and administrative roles in programs providing services to infants, children, youth, and adults with disabilities in various settings, including early intervention, public and private schools, home health, and post-acute hospital care. Dr. Dumas’ research has focused on medical and rehabilitation outcomes of pediatric post-acute hospital care, with more than 90 peer-reviewed articles published.

Lisa Goldey started her career as an employee benefits and executive compensation lawyer but transitioned to Human Resources to serve as VP of Compensation and benefits at Wyeth, and again at Computer Science Corporation, where she also served as Acting Chief Human Resources Officer. Lisa spent over seven years with Bristol-Myers Squibb (NYSE: BMY), serving as the SVP of Total Rewards & People Services, where she led global compensation, benefits, and work-life strategy. In 2022, Lisa transitioned to the not-for-profit sector and currently leads the HR function of Goodwill Industries of NYNJ. Lisa holds a B.A. in Labor Studies from Rutgers College, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, and a J.D. from the University of Pennsylvania Law School, Philadelphia, PA.

Marty Reaume is a seasoned HR executive with nearly 25 years of progressive responsibility as a people leader, including as the former Chief People Officer of Fitbit, Twilio, and Netsuite. She is passionate about building high-performance teams and believes in the value of selecting, managing, retaining, and developing exceptional employees through solutions-oriented talent strategies and practices. Her background encompasses high growth, start-up environments as well as large, mature corporate environments in banking, insurance, brokerage, and technology. While Chief People Officer at NetSuite for over 9 years,  she managed the global human capital practice from start-up through IPO. She is a long-standing member of World at Work and the Human Resources Professional Association.

Alan Jette, PT, MPH, PhD is the director of the Boston University Health & Disability Research Institute and Professor of Health Services at Boston University's School of Public Health. His research focuses on the evaluation of rehabilitation outcomes, functional measurement, and the prevention and treatment of disability. He served as Dean of Boston University’s Sargent College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, was Professor of Health Policy & Management at the Boston University School of Public Health, and was Professor of Rehabilitation Sciences at the MGH Institute of Health Professions. He is the author of over 300 scientific articles in the fields of rehabilitation, disability, and public health, and he has received many prestigious research grants and honors.