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TAG Digital Health focuses on Georgia’s rapidly expanding healthcare field. Healthcare IT and management professionals, physicians, allied health professionals and hospital administrative personnel are all members of the Society.
We focus on the rapid advances in healthcare technology that are having an enormous impact on the field. Emerging biotech firms, new drugs and treatments, regulatory pressures, funding for promising start-ups and the management of a sea of healthcare information are all covered by the Society’s programs.
The TAG Digital Health’s mission is to be a catalyst for furthering Georgia as a leader in healthcare technology through opportunities in education, networking and collaboration by working with society members, community leaders and industry stakeholders to create an environment that will facilitate the realization of this mission.
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Events On Demand
Digital Health Society Board
Chris Karabinos
Board Chair
Karabinos Technology Advisors
Bryan Fowler
Vice Chair
Powell Jones
Finance Chair
Brian Kenah
Program Chair
Paula Resley
Marketing Chair
Marketing Executive
Jodie Braner
Event Chair
Jennifer Georgino
Robin Hackney
Allan Hess
Volunteers
Tessera Resources, LLC
Lynn Hood
Michele Madison
Richard Powers
Event Chair
Maurice Rosenbaum
Sweta Sneha
Chris Watson
Pat Williams
Seth Narayanan
Anita Ballaney
Ryan Howells
Digital Health Advisory Board
Joe Bakutes
Monique Ennis
Brian Gamage
Jim Hall
Dr. Mike Koriwchak
Mary Beth Marchione
Colin Mellon
Kristen O’Neal
Shantanu Nigam
Stephen Passalacqua
Austin Poole
Fahad Saleem
Recent Digital Health News
Arketi Earns Spot on Chief Marketer’s Top 200 Marketing Agencies List of 2021
Arketi Group recognized as a top agency by Chief Marketer four years in a row.
How to strengthen security concerns despite budget constraints
Tune in to this StateScoop podcast about strengthening cybersecurity with limited budgets
GSU’s Award-Winning Main Street Entrepreneurs Seed Fund Opens Applications
Georgia State’s Entrepreneurship and Innovation Institute (ENI) just launched applications for its 2nd annual Main Street Entrepreneurs Seed Fund (MSESF). This business accelerator program recently received the Award for Excellence in Specialty Entrepreneurship Education from the Global Consortium of Entrepreneurship Centers. The MSESF is designed to support underrepresented student, recent alumni and Georgia State community entrepreneurs with seed funding and mentorship to start and grow new ventures. The program is supported by donations from Georgia Power and Georgia State alumnus, Ahmet Bozer (‘83), a retired Executive Vice President at Coca-Cola.
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