NeuroMedPro, LLC

Dale has two decades of experience in technology platform development and strategic planning, focusing since 2015 on health tech startup entrepreneurship. Along with two other founders, she has launched NeuroMedPro, and serves as the company’s Chief Executive Officer.

Mark has over 20 years of experience in clinical functional neuroimaging, combining neuroimaging and neurophysiology with statistics and programming to develop AI clinical neurodiagnostic software. Along with two other founders, Mark has launched NeuroMedPro, and serves as the company’s Chief Scientific Officer.

Fred has over 20 years of experience in neurology as a board-certified epileptologist, working extensively on neurosurgery teams and is active in AI neuroimaging research and application. Along with two other founders, he has launched NeuroMedPro, and serves as the company’s Chief Medical Officer.

Sam has over 15 years of experience developing enterprise systems for machine learning, artificial intelligence, and cloud SaaS products. He has co-founded multiple successful engineering startups, developed AI-based monitoring systems, and built HIPAA-compliant data transfer systems. He serves as the company's Technical Lead.

Jeff leads Startup Junkie Consulting, co-leads Innovation Junkie and Cadron Capital Partners, and is an adjunct professor of entrepreneurship at the Sam M. Walton College of Business at University of Arkansas. He is nationally recognized for the creation of lasting venture ecosystems and has made more than 90+ venture investments.

Jeff serves as Managing Director for the Conductor, Co-founder of Cadron Capital Partners, and teaches Entrepreneurial Finance & Innovation Leadership in the College of Business at the University of Central Arkansas. He helps organizations and their leaders generate sustained results in the areas of innovation, strategy, profit growth, organizational effectiveness, and leadership.

Jeff founded and leads HealthTech Arkansas, a healthcare accelerator/early stage investment fund immersing healthcare companies into Arkansas hospital systems and physician practices. He also founded and is executive director of the Fund for Arkansas’ Future, an “angel” investor fund for early stage, Arkansas-based companies, with 36 tech startups funded to date.

Kevin is a surgeon-scientist with board certifications in Surgery and Clinical Informatics and has used this expertise to create software and medical devices. He serves as Professor, Vice Chair for Innovation at
Vanderbilt University Medical Center.