• Kameron Leigh Matthews MD, JD, FAAFP is the Chief Health Officer of Cityblock Health, a transformative, value-based healthcare provider integrating medical, behavioral, and social services for Medicaid and dually eligible, low-income Medicare beneficiaries.
• She previously led transformational efforts at the Veterans Health Administration focused on integrated, Veteran-centered models of care including the implementation of the MISSION Act of 2018 and the EHR modernization effort.
• She is Senior Faculty with the Weitzman Insitute, and Associate Clinical Professor – Volunteer with the Department of Family and Community Medicine at University of California at San Francisco.
• She is an elected member of the National Academy of Medicine where she chairs the Health Policy Fellowships and Leadership Programs Advisory Committee and is a member of the Standing Committee on Primary Care.
• She is a member of the sixth class of the Aspen Institute’s Health Innovators Fellowship.
• She co-chairs the Health System and Provider Advisory Board of the Coalition for Health AI (CHAI).  As a passion outside of work, she co-founded and directs the Tour for Diversity in Medicine (T4D), an initiative seeking to bring premedical enrichment activities to underrepresented minority high school and undergraduate students across the country.
• She completed her bachelor’s degree at Duke University, her medical degree at Johns Hopkins University, and her law degree at the University of Chicago.
• She is currently located in Washington, DC where she lives with her husband Mazi.

Mark is a lifelong Tennessean, having spent most of his life in Memphis before relocating his family to Nashville in 2022. Mark has intentionally devoted his career to the underserved and those most impacted by lack of access to care and resources. Mark is an accomplished healthcare administrator, business planner, public speaker, and fundraiser, with an extensive track record engaging public and private sector businesses to partner with healthcare institutions.

Mark acquired a Master of Public Health so he could better understand and engage the non-medical and social determinants that lead to chronic illness. It’s that passion that led him to NashvilleHealth, an organization founded by former Senator Bill Frist totally focused on improving population health and promoting wellness for all Middle Tennesseans.

Mark has led NashvilleHealth to build and lead the Nashville Wellness Collaborative of over 20 public and private organizations across data, academic, health services, food and nutrition, housing, and transit sectors (among others). This collaborative is aligned with the purpose of identifying areas in Middle Tennessee where chronic illness is prevalent, designing projects and demonstrations that provide pathways to improve public health and wellness.

Under Mark’s leadership, NashvilleHealth has achieved an unprecedented partnership with the Mayor’s office and Metro Public Health Department, creating the city’s first Wellness Opportunity Zone to establish a functioning collaborative impact framework that engages chronic illnesses at the neighborhood level. Ultimately, NashvilleHealth links these activities as a business case to create stronger and healthier workforces for our region.

Laurel Graefe is the regional executive at the Nashville Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. As the senior officer leading the Federal Reserve in Nashville, she is responsible for strategic direction, oversees economic research activities, and is a member of the core group of Atlanta Fed leaders advising on monetary policy. Her perspectives on business conditions and the state of the economy, gleaned from candid conversations with business executives and community leaders, bring real-time perspectives to national monetary policy deliberations.

Laurel’s keynotes have earned a reputation for making complex and technical business and economic issues accessible, inclusive, and actionable for business executives and public audiences. Her work has been published in The Wall Street Journal, The Economist, and MarketWatch, among others, and featured on National Public Radio. She also coauthored The Handbook of Oil Politics, published by Routledge. Prior to assuming her current position, Laurel held a number of positions with the Nashville and Atlanta offices of the Federal Reserve, including as a director overseeing inflation and energy market analysis.

Laurel is deeply engaged in her community, including serving on the boards of Siskin Hospitals, TennGreen Land Conservancy, the United Way of Greater Nashville, Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee, and the Economic and Finance Department at Tennessee State University. Laurel was named a 2020 Woman of Influence by the Nashville Business Journal, a 2021 Most Powerful Woman by Nfocus Magazine, and a 2024 Leader In Charge by the Nashville Post. She is a graduate of Leadership Nashville, Leadership Tennessee, and Leadership Middle Tennessee and was elected as a Tennessee representative to the International Women’s Forum. She earned an MBA with honors from Vanderbilt’s Owen Graduate School of Management and a bachelor’s degree in economics, summa cum laude, from Agnes Scott College. In 2024 she was invited to join a small cohort in Harvard Business School’s Young American Leaders Program where she was also recently awarded an executive certification in leadership. She holds an advanced certification in executive women’s leadership from Stanford University.

Tarun Kapoor, MD, MBA, is senior vice president and chief digital transformation officer at Virtua Health. In this role, he oversees Virtua’s Digital Transformation Office and orchestrates Virtua’s enterprise-wide master plan in support of an intuitive care journey for all consumers.

Previously, Dr. Kapoor was the president of VirtuaPhysicianPartners™ and the senior vice president and chief medical officer for Virtua Medical Group (VMG), a clinician multi-specialty medical practice. Dr. Kapoor joined VMG as a hospitalist in 2008, where he was the associate director of the Virtua Hospitalist Group. In addition, he was previously a member of Virtua’s Medical Informatics team, helping to develop and implement its inpatient electronic medical record, including full deployment of CPOE and electronic Medication Reconciliation.

Dr. Kapoor trained in internal medicine at The George Washington University Hospital, where he stayed on an extra year to serve as chief resident and clinical instructor. He obtained his medical degree from Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson, his undergraduate degree in government and chemistry from Cornell University, and his executive Master of Business Administration from the Fox School of Business of Temple University. Additionally, he is a Health Management Academy GE Fellow and is recognized over consecutive years by Becker’s Healthcare as one of the nation’s top Digital Officers to Know.

Jennifer Mazur is the Senior Vice President of the Lilly USA Consumer Hub and the General Manager of U.S. LillyDirect at Eli Lilly and Company.

Jennifer joined Lilly in 2007 and has spent most of her career supporting U.S. marketing and commercial capabilities through roles in patient services, reimbursement and access, HCP and Payer marketing, and commercial operations. She was named Sr. Vice President and General Manager, U.S. LillyDirect in April 2024 before accepting an expanded role to include Lilly USA Consumer Hub in January 2025.  Jennifer was appointed to the Lilly Political Action Committee Board in 2024.

Jennifer earned a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology from the University of Oklahoma and an MBA from Duke University.

Dr. Kenny Brown is an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, and the Co-founder and CEO of Feno, an oral health technology company aiming to bridge the gap between oral health and overall health. Prior to co-founding Feno, Dr. Brown successfully developed business strategies for two medical devices, which were later sold, and established multiple sustainable community clinics in South Los Angeles. Dr. Brown received his undergraduate education from Stanford University where he pursued noteworthy research in regenerative medicine. He received his dental education from Texas A&M where he was an active member of the technology transfer committee, facilitating the transition of innovations from the lab to the commercial market.

Robbie Felton is the CEO and co-founder of IntusCare, a company revolutionizing elder care through advanced technology and data-driven solutions. Inspired by his mother’s work as a geriatric social worker, Felton gained early insight into the unique needs of elderly populations, particularly those in low-income and disabled communities. During his time at Brown University, he co-founded IntusCare to improve care outcomes and efficiency in PACE (Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) programs, which support seniors with complex medical needs.

Under Felton’s leadership, IntusCare has grown rapidly, earning recognition for its transformative impact on healthcare. The platform has improved care delivery for over 40,000 low-income and elderly patients, addressing critical gaps in care through innovative technology. Within a year of graduating, Felton raised over $16 million in venture and private equity funding, with total funding now exceeding $27 million. The company has partnered with a diverse range of organizations, including a top 10 U.S. health system, publicly traded primary care and insurance companies, and multi-billion-dollar healthcare suppliers.

Named to Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list, Felton continues to lead IntusCare with a mission to integrate data and innovation into elder care, driving measurable improvements in outcomes and equity.