Andrew joined Jawbone in 2013 through the acquisition of Massive Health, where he served as Chief Strategy Officer. His focus is product management for platform and wellness & business development around a combination of highly-designed hardware, consumer software, and big data. Massive Health produced The Eatery, a top-ranked health engagement platform which saw rapid adoption and produced the world's largest dataset on how people relate to food. Previously, he co-founded happier.com, and online consumer wellness platform. He has both industry and academic experience in behavior change interventions, with a long-term focus on using design and technology to help people live better. Andrew studied health policy and healthcare systems at the University of Pennsylvania and focused on healthcare and entrepreneurship at Harvard Business School. He is an Adviser to the Oliver Wyman Health Innovation Center and the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) Health and Fitness Technology Board.

Elliot's experience spans the breadth of consumer health technology. Trained as a computer scientist at UC Berkley, Elliot worked in program management at Microsoft before starting Corengi, a company (part of Healthbox, 2012) which helped connect patients to clinical trials. He was on staff at the MIT Center for Entrepreneurship, where he built a number of new programs including the "T=0" entrepreneurship bootcamp. Elliot then co-foudned MIT Hacking Medicine, which is an ongoing effort to create an ecosystem for the smartest engineers in the MIT community to work alongside clinicians on important medical problems. As an MBA student at MIT Sloan, Elliot co-founded PillPack (TechStars 2013) which uses human-centered design to make medication management easier. He's also advised on health tech investments for Founders Collective and Felicis Ventures.