Board of Directors
Andrew Zengilowski
An experienced investor and operator of technology, consumer, healthcare
businesses, Andrew brought together the CoachCare team to create
technology products that will empower front-line providers to better treat
their patients. Prior to co-founding CoachCare, Andrew led mergers and
acquisitions and strategic partnership development for HelloWorld, a
leading digital marketing agency and was on the investment team at
Catterton Partners and Catalyst Health Ventures. He began his career at
J.P. Morgan in the investment banking division.
Wesley Haydon
Wes brings broad experience to CoachCare as an investor and manager in the
consumer, retail, healthcare and business services markets. He worked
hands on with many growth-stage businesses in these sectors as a member of
the investment teams at Harvest Partners and Great Hill Partners. Wes
began his career at J.P. Morgan in the investment banking division
Brian Model
Brian is a Managing Partner of Stonehenge Growth Equity Partners, a growth
equity investment firm that invests in promising businesses at the
intersection of healthcare and technology. He currently serves on the
Board of Directors of CoachCare, eHealth Technologies, Lumetrics, iCardiac
Technologies (Observer), and Critical Media (Observer)
Jay Althoff
Jay has 20+ years of executive-level experience with domestic and
international, public and private companies in varied industries and life
stages, and is currently COO of MediaSilo, the world’s largest SaaS
platform for video-driven creative workflows with more than 1,800
enterprise customers worldwide. Jay is passionate about building companies
that provide high levels of service to their clients and to consumers.
Prior to joining MediaSilo, he has served as CEO, CDO or Chief Strategy
Officer of multiple VC-backed, early and growth stage companies in the
digital health and business services verticals. Jay is also Board Chair
for Common Impact, a nationally-recognized nonprofit that connects
corporate employees to nonprofit organizations with proven models to
tackle the greatest challenges our communities face. Jay graduated from
Connecticut College and received his J.D. from The George Washington
University. Before jumping fully into the early stage business universe
in 2000, Jay was an investment banker at Westpac Banking Corporation in
NYC, an associate focused on M&A at Ropes & Grey in Boston, and VP and
General Counsel of Ekco Housewares.
Shmuel Gniwisch
A very successful entrepreneur, Shmuel is passionate about building great
companies with great management teams. Shmuel was one of the first
E-commerce trailblazers when he launched Ice.com in 1999. Ice.com's
meteoric growth has been written about in the New York Times, Forbes,
Fortune, BusinessWeek and The Wall Street Journal.