Organized by Carol Diamond, David Lansky and Zoe Baird; Hare appointed at Esther Dyson's instigation; Mahan, Sachs, Berry and Karkanias met there
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The Markle Foundation's Personal Health Technology Council — organized by Carol Diamond, David Lansky and Zoe Baird — is where a whole stratum of this record's health-ecosystem relationships began. Jonathan Hare was appointed after Esther Dyson reached out to David Lansky on his behalf, shortly after her ~2006 personal-health-technology conference at the New School in New York; on the council he met Kat Mahan, Eric Sachs, Kate Berry, Jim Karkanias and many others. The council's own work — the Markle frameworks that shaped a decade of American health-information policy — is public history; this page holds it as what it is in the record: the room where the champions were met.
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One of the three organizers of the room where the health champions were met
Open →organized byThe organizer through whom the appointment ran
Open →organized byThe foundation's leader; the council was convened under her
Open →where Hare metMet on the Markle council; the Health 2.0 Fall 2010 media on her own profile promotes Resilient's identity overlay; the Sternfels introduction was hers to make
Open →the appointment instigated byPC Forum's convenor; a longtime champion and investor across Hare's companies; the corridor personified
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