Cathy Kenworthy

Creative, customer-focused C-suite executive with extensive general management experience in the health care, financial services and other service sectors. Passionate about partnering with founders and sponsors to help organizations deliver ambitious growth, productivity, scale and impact. Lead teams to meet and exceed targeted objectives by leveraging deep expertise in management process, business development, and strategy, as well as product development and management, marketing and SEO/SEM. Additional expertise: talent acquisition/development, technology enablement, M&A integration, data science, operations, financial engineering, market research, Six Sigma (black belt), risk management and offshoring/outsourcing. President and Advisor of ConceiveAbilities since 2018, driving growth and customer satisfaction. Started own health company, Health Hippo, a subscription-based website (in beta) that provides evidence-based, structured information about specific health conditions treatment options and prognoses, enabling consumers to participate in their own health-care decisions with their care providers. Targeting to complete a comprehensive data base by 2023. Previously, served as CEO, President & Board Director of Interactive Health, a provider of worksite wellness solutions, led growth strategy/execution, significantly growing revenue. Increased the full-time employee base, and substantially lowered the leverage ratio following several transactions. Before, held general management roles at Cardinal Health, JPMorgan Chase, and Bank of America. Started career with Drexel Burnham Lambert as a Financial Analyst in Corporate Finance, was an Associate and subsequently a Senior Engagement Manager at McKinsey & Company, and held progressive roles at General Electric Mortgage Corporation. Served on the boards of several organizations, primarily in healthcare. Civic leader. M.S. (Management, Operations Research), MIT Sloan School of Management. B.S. (Chemistry, Math) Magna cum Laude, Georgetown University. Admitted to Sigma XI, and spent Junior year at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. Graduate of The Founder Institute, a comprehensive idea-stage accelerator. A Fellow of the Aspen Institute Health Innovators Program.