Andrew J. Rosenthal leads business development for the UP health and wellness product from Jawbone. He previously was Chief Strategy Officer at Massive Health (acquired by Jawbone, 2012). Rosenthal graduated from Harvard Business School, and the University of Pennsylvania, where he focused on consumer health and healthcare systems. He co-founded happier.com, an online consumer wellness platform, from 2008. His work has been widely featured, including the New York Times, Washington Post, CNN, and NBC Nightly News. He is an advisor to the SXSW Health Accelerator program and the Oliver Wyman Health Innovation Center. Andrew is @rosenthal on twitter.

Mina Hsiang currently serves as the Healthcare Lead for the US Digital Service in the White House, and as an Advisor to the US CTO on Health Data.

She and her team are helping to transform the technology in government, bringing their combination of private and public sector expertise to challenging and high-priority projects in healthcare. She leads USDS efforts to support and transform projects including Healthcare.gov, the new quality payment rules for Medicare, and the Precision Medicine Initiative.
Prior to her current role, she was the VP of Market Strategy for Optum Analytics, where she drove new product and technology strategy for a $100M data analytics business sitting at the intersection of Providers, Payers, and Pharma.
In that role she was also a key player in the rescue of healthcare.gov.
Prior to that she was a venture capitalist and startup launcher at General Catalyst Partners, where she sat on the board of 6 companies and helped start two, in fields from medical devices to enterprise software. She has previously been a robotics engineer building novel prosthetic arms for amputees while at Deka R&D, and has led projects in rural healthcare, water, and sanitation for the Clinton Foundation in Malawi.
Ms. Hsiang holds an MEng and BS in Electrical Engineering from MIT, and an MBA from the Harvard Business School.