One of the three organizers of the room where the health champions were met
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Carol Diamond, of the Markle Foundation, was one of the three organizers — with David Lansky and Zoe Baird — of the Personal Health Technology Council on which Jonathan Hare served. Her public role in shaping health-information policy through Markle's Connecting for Health work is the context; the page holds the organizing seat and invites the rest.
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