Travis Bond is a proven leader and entrepreneur, with experience taking companies from idea conception through product development, and into lucrative exits. With a diverse educational background in business, finance, and medicine, Bond’s products and services dramatically enhance the way people experience healthcare. In 2003, Bond created Bond Technologies and recruited the best talent to build the award winning Clinician™ EHR/PM. The company was acquired in early 2008, and sold to Eclipsys later that year. In late 2009, he created Lifedash, a privacy-focused social platform with unique APIs to build applications leveraging data aggregation and secure storage functionality, collaboration & selective sharing capabilities, and action-driven productivity & task workflows. A healthcare technology disruptor, Bond brought back the Clinician team in 2011 to build CareSync, a family health solution that combines web and mobile applications with concierge-like services, and is built on the Lifedash platform. The unique combination of apps and services equips patients and their families with access to meaningful, simply shareable health information, tools for collaboration and convenience, resulting in better healthcare experiences. Travis’ creativity, energy, and ability to excite diverse audiences keep investors, clients, and industry thought leadership interested in his buzz-worthy products and services.

Amy Gleason began her career in nursing and quickly found that she loved technology. She went from the emergency room to a start up EMR company where she learned how technology can make healthcare better. Amy spent over 15 years implementing and building Electronic Medical Record and Practice Management applications at small and large companies such as Misys Healthcare, Eclipsys, and Allscripts, where she lead Product Management and Development teams for physician office, laboratory, radiology, and medical records management solutions. In June 2010, her daughter was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disorder, which opened her eyes to a whole new set of challenges in the healthcare system. As a caregiver, she had a new role to play in keeping her daughter's care organized, efficient, and effective. At CareSync, Amy draws upon this experience as a caregiver to create solutions that help patients and their families. She serves on the Board of Directors for Cure JM, a non-profit working toward a cure for her daughter’s disease, Juvenile Myositis. She is passionate about helping patients have a better healthcare experience and is active in many patient and caregiver communities.