Deloitte at the 2025 HIMSS Global Health Conference and Exhibition

Marc serves as a leader in Deloitte’s Digital Care and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) practices and is a Global Business Development leader for the US member firm. With more than 35 years in the health care industry, he brings deep experience in working with payers, providers, health IT companies, health and device manufacturers, consumers, and the federal government to improve operational performance, clinical quality, patient safety, and revenue cycle performance. Marc has been engaged in multiple national healthcare interoperability strategies and deployments, software system selection, as well as alliance leadership with some of the health information technology providers globally. Marc is also experienced in the global health care market having worked closely with non-US governments, regions/provinces, health systems, payer organizations, system integrators, and vertical software companies. He has been responsible for governance on key deals for national health records programs, electronic staff records, analytics initiatives, and other key IT projects. Marc is a graduate from Drake University, where he earned his BSBS in marketing and human resource management and serves as an advisory board member for the Posse Foundation Atlanta Board, The Council for Affordable Healthcare, and USA Health Alliance.

Margaret is a managing director engaging across the federal health, nonprofit, and life sciences sectors where she is focused on advancing treatments and interventions for patients, as well as helping to improve the outcomes and efficiency of research and delivery systems. Prior to Deloitte, Margaret advocated for cross-sector collaboration, cultivated a culture of innovation, and engaged patients as partners while serving as executive director of FasterCures, a Washington DC-based center of the Milken Institute. She has worked on biomedical and public health policy serving previously at the Academy for Educational Development, as program director at the Society for Women's Health Research, and as a health science analyst at the American Public Health Association. Margaret has served on national boards and committees including the National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences Advisory Council and Cures Acceleration Network Review Board, and National Health Council. She currently serves on the boards of ACT for the NIH, Asthma & Allergy Foundation, and Melanoma Research Alliance. She holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Maryland and a master's degree in science, technology & public policy from George Washington University.