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These cookies are delicious. I swear. Don't be fooled by the title. I know "egg free" may be a bit of a deterrent, but with the addition of brown butter, who even needs eggs? Since entering the mommy world, I have had a crash course on what you should and shouldn't feed an infant, and what foods pose the biggest risks to kids; don't give the baby honey, no peanuts, wait to give the baby dairy, no "dirty fruits," be careful with mercury in fish, no dairy until 1 year, and the list goes on and on. For the most part I feel comfortable giving my baby any foods that I eat, and so far we haven't had any issues. …
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A couple of weekends ago my daughter turned one and I threw her her very first party. I didn't want to go overboard since I know she will never remember the day, but it is so hard not to get caught up with all the cute ideas on Pinterest, surprisingly I did restrain myself. I knew I wanted to keep the menu simple to make my life easier; if I have learned one thing this past year, it is that kids take up an insane amount of time and I no longer have the energy to pull off an over-the-top extravaganza. …
Key Lime Dressing Yucatan Salad
After coming down from last week's sugar high, I thought I should lighten things up this week and try to eat more greens. After looking over the recipe archives on my blog, I realized I haven't posted a single salad. I promise I eat salads, I do (really), but I guess I think that they are never exciting enough to share. Most of the time I have salad at home it is a last-minute effort with a hodge podge of ingredients from the fridge that are about to go bad; this is especially true in the early summer when I have an over abundance of produce from my CSA. That's not to say that the salads I have at home aren't delicious, because they are (you can't really go wrong with locally grown, fresh produce), but they are usually a little less thought out. This might be because I work for a local restaurant that is known for its delicious lunch fare which includes many seasonal salads that tend to be more structured. So this week I decided to plan ahead of time, and to look for fresh, seasonal produce at the store that play nicely together with baby greens. …
Nutella Budino
You can't really go wrong with this dessert. Whether it is Valentine's Day, a birthday get together, or a random Tuesday, this is definitely a crowd pleaser. Dark chocolate + Nutella = can it get any better? Maybe if there was a bacon garnish, but I didn't have any in the house, so a chocolate dipped strawberry will have to do. …
Crispier Granola
This is definitely not the first time I have posted a breakfast recipe. It's not even the first time I have posted a granola recipe. Breakfast is kind of a big deal in my world. Thankfully my husband thinks so too, so we often spend our weekend mornings in the kitchen or out at brunch. Although we both enjoy sweeter, calorie-dense breakfasts on the weekends (pancakes, waffles, cinnamon rolls, etc.), we both like to start our workdays with something a little lighter and healthier, that is why granola has always been a good compromise; it is "usually" a little sweet, but is also filled with heart healthy nuts, seeds, grains, and fruits. The reason I say "usually" a little sweet (little being the key word), is because it seems like so many store-bought versions have way too much sugar and too many artificial flavors. I hate when granola is overpowered with flavors of vanilla or almond and is as sweet as Lucky Charms. That is why I started making my own granola years ago (not to mention the homemade version is a lot cheaper, and takes no time at all)….
Mediterranean Stuffed Dates
Happy National Date Day. Yep, you read that correctly. Today has been dedicated to the sweeter-than-candy palm fruit. I didn't grow up with dates in my house, although my dad, who was born in Palm Dessert in California, would always talk about the date shakes he would get on his way home from a hot day at work. It seems like nowadays though, dates have become much more mainstream and more readily available. Don't believe me? Go to your local Costco, and you can find a 2 lb box for $7! So what does one do with dates (and 2 lbs of them!)? Well there are many options.
Avocado Spring Rolls
When the Super Bowl rolls around each year, where does my mind go first? To avocados, lots of avocados. I love this time of year because avocados are in season, and they become really cheap; like buy them by the box cheap. I love living on the West Coast because you can always find avocados at the store, and they are practically on every restaurant menu. This does not mean however that they are always affordable. I have a hard time paying $2 for one avocado; but when the price hits 2/$1 or 3/$1, I go crazy with avocado recipes. A couple of years back I made this delicious and creamy avocado pesto; or I use them on top of burgers, or on top of tacos, or on top of soup, or I make them into soup (like I did this past Tuesday)…you get the picture. Usually for the big game though, it is my tradition to make guacamole. …
Profiteroles with Tuaca Chocolate Sauce
These profiteroles are perfect for a dinner party, a night with the girls, or date night. How about for the Superbowl? Not so much. I was going to try to create a chocolate sauce using stout beer so I could have that be my excuse for serving these along side Nacho Doritos and 5 alarm chili during the game. My guess though is that these light and airy cream puffs probably wouldn't fly at a Superbowl party, so instead I made them for a dinner with friends and took a more refined route and filled them with sea salt caramel gelato and topped them with Tuaca chocolate sauce. …
Root Beer Braised Brisket Tacos
So I decided to try something new this past week: slow cooking, very slow cooking. And by slow, I mean starting the meat the night before and letting it cook all night while I slept. This recipe for slow cooked root beer braised beef brisket is my first attempt ever at cooking in a Crock-Pot. In the restaurant world, using a Crock-Pot is just something you don't have time for (and it's not big enough anyway). I have made many braised meat dishes in the past, but they have always been in a Dutch oven and have never taken longer than 5 hours. This recipe cooks for 9! In my head that seems insanely long, but after tasting the sweet tender brisket I'm a believer in the Crock-Pot….
Sausage & Kale Lasagna
New Years has come and gone and so have all those New Year's resolutions right? I would like to say that I resolved to lose those last few pounds of baby weight, or that I will go to the gym 5 days a week, or maybe I will lay off the frozen yogurt this year. But who am I kidding? I like food too much to be that dedicated. It's not that I don't strive to be healthy, but I don't like to set strict limits on what I eat since I am a chef. If I go to a nice restaurant and I know their pastry chef has just created a new peanut butter parfait for the menu, I won't be turning that down! I try to do everything in moderation though, so that is always my goal when it comes to eating and working out. Since December is always a busy month (at home and at work), it is way too easy to stuff Christmas cookies or cheese dip in my mouth when I'm in a hurry (and it is so easily accessible!). So when January rolls around, I do like to lighten things up and eat a little more balanced….
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Mending is a collaboration between sound artist/musician Joshua Dumas and vocalist Kate Adams, creating drifting dreamy noisy songs, influenced by folk, ambient, and contemporary classical.
Mending's first single "0001" is available now.
January 2016 to present
Mending is a collaboration between sound artist/musician Joshua Dumas and vocalist Kate Adams, creating drifting dreamy noisy songs, influenced by folk, ambient, and contemporary classical.
Mending's first single "0001" is available now.
February 2014 to present
Chicago Avenue Moon is a responsive, generative music app that uses a set of variables including date, time, phase of the moon, and GPS location, to determine how its music unfolds, in real-time.
Composer Joshua Dumas wrote 1000 brief musical phrases which the app manipulates, sequences, and layers to create trillions and trillions of variations, a unique experience with every listen.
Developed with Junecloud's Mike Piontek, recorded by Matt DeWine and Joshua Dumas at Pieholden Suite Sound, and was supported in part by an Individual Artists Program Grant from the City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs & Special Events and Illinois Arts Council, a state agency.
December 2014 to present
Weatherman is minimal, experimental pop by pianist/vocalist Annie Higgins, drummer Jason Toth (Daniel Knox, The Handsome Family), with electronics by composer Joshua Dumas (Quarter Mile Thunder, Pieholden Studios) and vocals by Angela James. Their first single, "Stormy Dayz" is available via La Société Expéditionnaire.
January 2016
"It's What I Do" from Opus Orange's Anatomic, released January 29, 2016.
Video directed, shot, and animated by Joshua Dumas
December 2015
Joshua Dumas, in collaboration with Sarah Cameron Sunde, creates a sound bath for Bloch: a 200 year old tree that Swiss arts duo Com&Com have been touring the globe with since 2011.
In a five hour durational performance at the Knockdown Center in Queens, Dumas interprets measurements gathered by Sunde to create a reverential soundscape for the ancient tree.
Preliminary video documentation here.
October 2015 to November 2015
On an island estate, an aging maestro (alone but for his faithful butler) shares with a humble gardener his story of a life lived for music – oh, and the time he tried to destroy the world. A melanchomedy about music, lost love, memory, and literally world-shattering art.
Written by Robert Stewart
Directed by Greg Peters
Original Music by Joshua Dumas
November 2015
Video shot, animated and edited by Joshua Dumas
"An abstract travelogue of the last year or so of my life: Chicago, Iowa, Manhattan, Long Island, Brooklyn, Hudson River Valley, Michigan, Indiana, and all the windows in between."
Song recorded and mixed by Alex Inglizian at Experimental Sound Studio. Mastered by Peter Andreadis at All City Mastering. Performed by: Annie Higgins: piano/vocals, Jason Toth: drums, Joshua Dumas: electronics, James Falzone: clarinet
August 2015 to August 2015
36.5 is Sarah Cameron Sunde's durational performance with the sea. Sunde stands for a full tidal cycle as water engulfs her up to her neck and then recedes again. Past iterations in Bass Harbor, Maine, Akumal, Mexico, San Francisco, California, and Katwijk aan Zee, Netherlands.
Composer Joshua Dumas has scored excerpts of the last two performances and created a full 12 hour score to accompany documentation of the Netherlands performance.
August 2014 to February 2015
Based on Margaret Atwood's novella, "The Penelopiad."
Directed by Erica Barnes
Assistant Director Lexi Saunders
Original Music by Joshua Dumas
Environment and Object Design by Sarah Coleman
Costume Design by Carla Hamilton
Dramaturgy by Sarah Sapperstein
With Mary Jo Bolduc, Jackie Davies, Avery Glassman, Sheena Laird, Genevieve Lally-Knuth, Lynnette Li, Jabu Mickle-Molefe, Nelia Miller, Meredith Montgomery, Katya Schexnaydre, Lisa Siciliano, Carolyn Sinon, Danielle Trudeau, Tamara White
Listen to selections from the score.
November 2013 to December 2014
Drone folk.
Ben Clarke — vocals, guitar
Jim Duffy — drums
Johnny Caluya — guitar
Jordan Martins — bass, steel guitar
Joshua Dumas — keys
Matt DeWine — sonics
October 2014 to November 2014
Expanded and new material based on music composed while in residence at Robert Wilson's Watermill Center for Lydian Junction's "Born for Nothing," Oct 2014.
Born for Nothing
directed by Sarah Cameron Sunde
with Dages Juvelier Keates, Oliver Burns, Christopher Berg, Karla Carballar, Tegan Ritz McDuffie, Natalia Roumelioti / ntilit, Joshua Dumas, Anna Kiraly, Laura Mrozkowski.
Composed, performed and recorded (mostly live) by Joshua Dumas, in the Watermill Center's Rehearsal Hall. The Rehearsal Hall, pictured above, has roughly 6 seconds of natural reverb.
October 2009 to November 2014
Eiren's music comes from her childhood in the wooded hills of Western Mass, where her bohemian parents took her to art galleries, hash parties and Shaker barns. These influences have resulted in her unusual lyricism, strong songcraft and the shy quiet in her longing voice.
Eiren Caffall - vocals, songs, words
Ari Bolles - upright, vocals
Zach Parker - guitar, vocals
Lawrence Peters - drums, vocals
Joshua Dumas- guitar
Slipping the Holdfast now available on vinyl and mp3.
November 2014 to November 2014
While in residence at The Watermill Center, Lydian Junction will develop their current work, Born For Nothing, responding to the collection and grounds. On November 1, they will open their rehearsal process to the public and show a draft of the work.
directed by Sarah Cameron Sunde with dance artist Dages Juvelier Keates, composer Christopher Berg, actor Oliver Burns, video artist Karla Carballar, assistant director Tegan Ritz MacDuffie, composer Joshua Dumas, costumer Natalia Roumelioti, and set Anna Kiraly.
August 2011 to August 2014
Noisy droning art rock. Kate Drown (synth), Richard Hwang (bass), Rob Kowalczyk (guitar), Nathaniel Parks (guitar), Joshua Dumas (drums, vibraphone). One release, a triple split cassette on Paramita Tapes with Shapers and Verma.
Reviews — Tiny Mix Tapes, Weed Temple, Foxy Digitalis, Spicer.
March 2014 to July 2014
Using analog, digital, and software synthesizers, Joshua Dumas makes jams for rad space videos about outer space that didn't used to have any sound or music or anything. They were just silent. Like space is. But now they have synths backing them up.
January 2014
A guided meditation and expanded cinema event. Amateur and industrial films from Chicago Film Archives, edited by Christy LeMaster, come alive through a three projector performance by Anne Wells, Chloe McLaren and Doug McLaren, accompanied by the words of Mairead Case and Ed Crouse, and the sounds of Joshua Dumas.
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By James Aylward (guest opinion)
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In the Opposition, we have become increasingly accustomed to hearing half answers, prevarications and outright untruths. It has become intolerable for us, and more so, for the people of Prince Edward Island.
While Premier Wade MacLauchlan talks much of transparency and openness, we see no evidence of that. It's just the contrary. It's been more and more secretiveness and distortions of the facts.
We witnessed something very unusual and troubling this week in Public Accounts. Auditor General Jane MacAdam informed myself as Chair, and other committee members, that she had not reviewed or endorsed legislation on the need for Executive Council approval of all government loans write offs. That was one of her key recommendations in her 2015 Auditor General's Report.
The Auditor General showed in that report how millions of taxpayer's dollars have been written off, without being disclosed to the public, through the normal process of Executive Council Orders. She recommended the legislation be changed to ensure full disclosure. In the fall, when government introduced its proposed bill, we were assured by Finance Minister Allen Roach that the Auditor General had approved the legislation prior to its tabling.
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Rose has ordered that a one-page summary of government's terms and conditions for a $950,000 loan to the Mi'kmaq Confederacy be made public. It should show how this money was to be paid out.
That loan set the whole questionable e-gaming file into motion. Government had refused The Guardian's information's request for the contents of that letter. But Rose has overturned that and ordered the province to release the information. She made a very good judgment. Finance Minister Roach should release the information immediately and forget any notion of appealing Rose's decision.
Islanders understand the file and the resulting loss of $950,000 in a dubious loan, ostensibly to the Mi'kmaq Confederacy, but really to the McInnes Cooper law firm and overseen by the secretive gaming committee. We also must wonder why the Robert Ghiz and MacLauchlan governments insisted on putting the First Nations People out in front of this debacle.
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James Aylward is Chair, P.E.I. Public Accounts Committee.


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March 19, 2014
Born at North Colorado Medical Center March 9 to:
Trevor Fritzler and Christin Swetnam, both of LaSalle, a daughter, Austyn Faith Fritzler. Grandparents are Glen and Pam Fritzler of LaSalle, Rick and Kim Martin of Greeley, and Broc and Rhonda Swetnam of Frederick
Tara Howe and Paul Stewart, both of Greeley, a son, Jack Remington Stewart. Grandparents are Ben Howe, Lorne Munson, Leslie Howe, and Greg Taylor, all of Greeley and James and Paula Stewart of Lake Village, Ariz., and Helen Groves of Malvern, Ariz.
Stacy Moser and Tim Chambers, both of Greeley, a daughter, Breanna Kay Chambers. Grandparents are Sandi and Russ DiGesualdo of Longmont, Risk Moser of Hudson, Kay Chambers of Aurora and the late Harold Chambers
Born at North Colorado Medical Center March 10 to:
Lupe Moncada and Pedro Avila, both of Greeley, a son, Jordan Isaiah Avila. Grandparents are Maria and Luis Avila of Greeley and Jesus Mosqueda of Denver
Les and Jessica Foster, both of Greeley, a daughter, Kadence Jean Foster. Grandparents are Shawn and Sheri Kirkpatrick and Les and Nancy Foster, all of Greeley
Antonette Williams of Greeley, a daughter, Kamera Williams. Grandparent is Diana Williams of Greeley
Felina and Zack Crisel, both of Greeley, a daughter, Delilah Rose Crisel. Grandparents are Rose and Joey Chavez and Beth Crisel, all of Greeley
Born at North Colorado Medical Center March 11 to:
Ken and Rianna Spero Loris, both of Greeley, a son, Kenneth Spero Loris. Grandparents are Machelle Pacheco and Carolyn McQueen, both of Greeley and Helen Miranda of Denver
Ash and Amy Janssen, both of Greeley, a daughter, Bexley Bray Janssen. Grandparents are Yaj and Carol Zimbelman and Mike and Julie Huddleston, all of Brighton


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Michael O. Leavitt is the founder and chairman of Leavitt Partners where he helps clients navigate the future as they transition to new and better models of care. In previous roles, Mr. Leavitt served in the Cabinet of President George W. Bush (as Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency and Secretary of Health and Human Services) and as a three-time elected governor of Utah.
Mike Leavitt grew up in Cedar City, Utah, where his upbringing was rooted in the values of the American West, with its emphasis on hard work and common sense. He earned a bachelor's degree in business while working in the insurance industry. In 1984, he became chief executive of The Leavitt Group, a family business that is now the nation's second largest, privately held insurance brokerage.
In 1993, Mr. Leavitt was elected governor of Utah. He served three terms (1993-2003). In 2003, he joined the Cabinet of President George W. Bush, serving in two positions: first as administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (2003-2005) and then as secretary of Health and Human Services (2005-2009). At HHS, Mr. Leavitt administered a $750 billion budget — nearly 25 percent of the entire federal budget — and 67,000 employees.
He led the implementation of the Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Program. The task required the design, systematization, and implementation of a plan to provide 43 million seniors with a new prescription drug benefit. By the end of the first year, enrollments exceeded projections, prices were lower than projected, and seniors expressed high levels of satisfaction.
Mr. Leavitt's strategic ability can be seen in his redesign of the nation's system of quality and safety standards for imported goods. In the spring of 2006, President Bush assigned him to lead a government-wide response. Within months, Mr. Leavitt recommended a major strategic shift in U.S. policy on import regulation and trade.
A pattern of innovation runs throughout Leavitt's career. When he was elected governor, Utah's major freeway system was dangerously inadequate. Taking what some thought was a significant political and financial risk, Mr. Leavitt instigated a design-build system, creating cost and quality incentives between the state and its contractors. The project was finished in half the originally projected time and well under budget.
Mr. Leavitt is, at heart, an entrepreneur. As governor, he organized a group of his colleagues to form Western Governors University. At WGU, degrees are earned based on competency rather than credit hours. WGU now has more than 60,000 students who reside in each of the 50 states and several foreign countries. Enrollment is growing at 35 percent a year. In November 2008, TIME magazine named WGU "the best relatively cheap university you've never heard of."
Collaborator is a word that comes up repeatedly when one examines Mr. Leavitt's background. His skill led his colleague governors to elect him as chairman of the National Governors Association, the Republican Governors Association and Western Governors' Association. His book—Finding Allies, Building Alliances—was released in September 2013 by Jossey-Bass Publishers and chronicles his expertise and passion for collaboration.
Mr. Leavitt is a seasoned diplomat, leading U.S. delegations to more than 50 countries. He has conducted negotiations on matters related to health, the environment, and trade. At the conclusion of his service, the Chinese government awarded him the China Public Health Award – the first time this award has ever been given to a foreign government official.
Rich McKeown is the CEO of Leavitt Partners. He co-founded Leavitt Partners with former U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary, EPA Administrator, and Governor, Michael O. Leavitt. Rich leads a group of experienced professionals who help their clients understand and navigate value-driven health care.
In previous roles he served as chief of staff for Michael O. Leavitt at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). At HHS, he directed and coordinated the activities of the largest department in the federal government, serving as the Secretary's day-to-day manager for a department that employed 67,000 people and had an annual budget in excess of $750 billion. From November 2003 until January 2005, Rich served as senior counselor and chief of staff to Administrator Leavitt at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Rich co-authored with Governor Leavitt the highly acclaimed book titled Finding Allies, Building Alliances.
Prior to his public service in Washington, D.C., Rich served as chief of staff to Governor Mike Leavitt and as commissioner of the Utah State Tax Commission. His background is as a private practice lawyer and educator. Rich received his juris doctorate from the University of Utah and bachelor's degree from Ohio University.
Robin Arnold-Williams is a partner at Leavitt Partners Salt Lake City office and Western Region and directs Leavitt Partners' Medicaid practice. With knowledge gained over a 32-year career in public service, Robin helps clients navigate complex regulatory issues and refine their business practices to maximize value.
Robin has over a decade of experience leading large state-level health and human service agencies. In her most recent role, Robin served, for the second time, as Secretary of the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services (2012-2013). She also held this post from 2005 to 2008. She was responsible for administering a wide range of programs including Medicaid, aging and disability services, behavioral health, finance, technology, and regulatory functions.
Robin has also served as executive policy director for Gov. Chris Gregoire in the state of Washington. In this role she led the governor's government reform initiatives resulting in reducing the size of state government, enhancing customer service, and streamlining service delivery. She also led efforts to position the state to implement national health reform, including creating a health care cabinet and consolidating state health care purchasing. Robin also served in Gov. Mike Leavitt's Cabinet as director of the Utah State Department of Human Services from 1997 through 2004. Robin holds a master's and doctoral degree in social work and a graduate certificate in gerontology from the University of Utah.
Andrew Croshaw is president of Leavitt Partners Consulting where he oversees the delivery of consulting services to clients across the country. In this role, Andrew also advises clients as they enter new markets, enhance the value of their products, and navigate dynamic regulatory and reimbursement systems.
Previously, Andrew served as a senior executive advisor to Secretary Michael O. Leavitt at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services where he managed the overall implementation of a signature department initiative to improve the connectivity, transparency, and value of America's health care system. Prior to serving in the federal government, Andrew worked at Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation and Eli Lilly and Company where he provided leadership for the corporate Medicare and Medicaid business segments.
Andrew earned a master's degree in business administration from Harvard University, where he pursued interests in health care innovation and leadership.
Vince Ventimiglia is vice chair of Leavitt Partners. In this role, Vince leads complex, multi-disciplinary collaborations among diverse health care organizations seeking to implement significant health care policy initiatives. He also facilitates relationships with congressional and executive branch offices and provides in-depth analysis of federal government action.
Vince brings with him more than two decades of congressional and health policy experience.
In previous roles, Vince was the assistant secretary for legislation at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). In this capacity he served as the department's liaison to Congress and as the Secretary's chief advisor on all legislative matters affecting the department. Prior to his time at HHS, Vince served on the Senate Health Education Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee as Health Policy Director of the Chairman´s Health Policy Team. In 2005, he moved with Chairman Gregg to serve as policy director for the Senate Budget Committee, where he also worked on entitlement programs, including Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, and welfare.
From 1998 to 2001, Vince served as director of the Government Affairs Office for Medtronic, Inc., the world´s leading medical technology company. Before joining Medtronic, Vince a held a variety of health policy positions on Capitol Hill, serving as counsel to the United States Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee for Senator Dan Coats of Indiana. He previously worked with the committee on health issues from 1985 to 1988.
Vince graduated magna cum laude from Yale University and holds a juris doctorate from the Georgetown University Law Center.
Brett Graham is chief strategy officer where he is responsible for forging new relationships and developing the firm's key external alliances.
Prior to joining Leavitt Partners, Brett led the operations and played a key role in the sale of a regional administrator of self-funded benefit plans to Meritain Health.
Following the transaction, he led the post-merger integration and was a member of Meritain's strategy team. Before his time at Meritain Health, he worked as a vice president at UnitedHealth Group within the Ingenix business unit. Brett joined the business development and strategic planning team and was responsible for conducting analysis on acquisitions and strategic partnerships during a period of hyper-growth. Mr. Graham moved to operations and was the business leader for Ingenix's pricing databases where he was responsible for working with large payers to aggregate and analyze claims data. In a previous role, Brett served as a management consultant with the Boston Consulting Group where he worked with senior business leaders to develop growth strategies for Fortune 100 clients.
Brett holds a master's degree in business administration from the Harvard Business School and a master's of public administration and a bachelor's in accounting from the University of Utah.
Dan Schuyler is the senior director of exchange technology based in Salt Lake City. In his role, he helps guide the firm's public and private health insurance exchange practice. He brings to the firm applied experience in the development and implementation of health insurance exchanges.
Prior to his work with Leavitt Partners, Dan was the director of technology for Utah's small group health insurance exchange (Avenue H), where he was responsible for defining the technical goals and business processes associated with the exchange. Utah's exchange was only the second of its kind in the United States when created in 2009. The exchange allows residents and business owners to shop, compare, and buy health insurance plans online.
Prior to his post with the Utah Health Insurance Exchange, Dan was the manager for the Department of Environmental Quality, National Environmental Information Exchange Network. While serving in this role, Dan helped bring the state of Utah from the bottom third in environmental exchanges to the top 10 percent in less than one year.
Dan holds numerous IT certifications as well as a degree from Lewis University.
David Muhlestein is the senior director of research and development based in Salt Lake City. He directs the study of accountable care organizations through the LP Center for Accountable Care Intelligence and leads the firm's quantitative evaluation of health care markets. He is an expert in using policy analysis, predictive modeling and applied analytics to understand the evolving health care landscape.
David earned his doctorate in health services management and policy, JD, MHA and MS from The Ohio State University, and a B.A. from Brigham Young University.
Charlene Frizzera serves as a Senior Advisor at Leavitt Partners and is also a member of the firm's FuturePanel. Ms. Frizzera is an outstanding thought leader with exceptional operational knowledge surrounding the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
Prior to joining Leavitt Partners, Ms. Frizzera was acting administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services where she was responsible for leading the policy and operational aspects of CMS while executing the design and implementation plan for the recently implemented Affordable Care Act.
Ms. Frizzera's CMS career includes positions as chief operating officer, deputy chief operating officer, deputy director for the center of medicaid and state operations. Through the years Ms. Frizzera led the integration of the agency's programs and policies across components and leading all operational aspects of CMS including budget, information technology and systems, human resources, contracting, administration, and program integrity. She was also able to modernize the information technology infrastructure in CMS, and design and implement an aggressive program for reducing fraud, waste and abuse.
As a well-deserved mark of respect, Ms. Frizzera received the Presidential Rank Award in 2000 and 2008. This award is received by the top 1% of the Senior Executive Service in the country for outstanding leadership.
Douglas Hervey is a director based in Salt Lake City. As a director, Douglas conducts leading-edge intelligence on the accountable care movement related to the Market Analytics, ACO Readiness, and Vendor Mapping product lines and services. Douglas regularly assists clients with customer and market analysis, value proposition refinement, and market positioning strategies. Douglas also serves as the firm's liaison to Leavitt Equity Partners, whom he assists in due diligence efforts.
Douglas began his career practicing law in Washington, D.C., defending a number of large medical device, pharma, and hospital organizations. During 2010 and 2011 he worked for innovation expert Harvard Business School Professor Clayton Christensen on ACO expansion and collaborated with a number of health care and technology startups. He has also worked as a director at The Beacon Group where he specialized in market entry strategy, competitive analysis, and the commercialization of new technologies. Douglas has assisted a number of leading Fortune 500 medical device and pharmaceutical companies.
Douglas earned his bachelor's degree in international relations at Brigham Young University, after which he earned his juris doctorate from the University of Pittsburgh. Douglas also holds an MBA from Brigham Young University, where he was a Hawes Scholar.
Charlie Johnson is chief financial officer at Leavitt Partners. He brings decades of financial and government experience to the firm and its clients.
Charlie left the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), where he served as acting secretary of the department. This followed his five years of service under the Bush Administration at HHS where he served as Assistant Secretary for Resources and Technology/Chief Financial Officer beginning in 2005. He served as acting secretary until June 2009 during the transition from the Bush to the Obama Administration. He previously served in an appointed position as chief financial officer of the Environmental Protection Agency.
Prior to his time in the federal government, Charlie was president of Huntsman Cancer Foundation and vice president of Huntsman LLC. He also served as a member of the Utah State Board of Regents, which oversees all public institutions of higher education in the state of Utah. He served as chair of the Board of Regents for more than four years. Mr. Johnson was vice chairman of the Board for Strategic Direction with the Garff-Warner Organization and was the chief of staff to the governor of the state of Utah from 1992 to 1997. Charlie also served as director of the 2000 re-election campaign for Governor Mike Leavitt.
Charlie graduated with honors from Brigham Young University with a bachelor's degree in accounting. He spent 31 years in the practice of public accounting, including service on the board of directors of KPMG and as chairman of its Merger Transition Committee.
Kristina Lunner is a senior director based in Washington, D.C. Kristina specializes in medical products and services and she has over 20 years of experience at the state and federal level in government relations and coalition work.
Kristina's health policy expertise includes pharmacy policy (e.g., the Medicare Part D prescription drug benefit, medication therapy management, and approaches to medication use in a value-based environment), and health care reform. She has served as vice president of government affairs for the American Pharmacists Association, director of state legislative and regulatory affairs for the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists, director of public affairs for the Maine Medical Association, and executive director of the Maine Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians.
Kristina holds a bachelor's degree in English from the University of Maine.
Joel Ario is a member of Leavitt Partners' FuturePanel. He brings to the firm 30 years of experience in a professional career dedicated to shaping and implementing public policy, primarily in the areas of health reform and consumer rights.
Mr. Ario recently joined Manatt Health Solutions as a Managing Director after serving 13 months as Director of the Office of Insurance Exchanges at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). Prior to his federal service, Mr. Ario was Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner, with responsibility for overseeing the state's $85 billion insurance industry. Mr. Ario also served as Oregon Insurance Administrator for seven years and was elected three times by his fellow commissioners to serve as an officer in the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC). He served on the NAIC executive committee from 2001 to 2010.
Mr. Ario came to state insurance regulation in 1994 with a 13-year history of championing consumer rights with the Public Interest Research Groups (PIRGs), a network of state-based research and advocacy organizations. Mr. Ario was Executive Director of the Oregon PIRG from 1987 to 1994, and founded the Wisconsin PIRG in 1986.
Mr. Ario received his bachelor's degree from St. Olaf College, a master's degree from Harvard Divinity School and a law degree from Harvard Law School.
Dr. Brent James is a member of Leavitt Partners' FuturePanel. Dr. James is known internationally for his work in clinical quality improvement, patient safety, and the infrastructure that underlies successful improvement efforts, such as culture change, data systems, payment methods, and management roles.
Dr. James is currently the Chief Quality Officer, and Executive Director, Institute for Health Care Delivery Research at Intermountain Healthcare, based in Salt Lake City, Utah. (Intermountain is an integrated system of 23 hospitals, almost 200 clinics, a 900+ member physician group, and an HMO/PPO insurance plan jointly responsible for more than 550,000 covered lives serving patients in Utah, Idaho, and, at a tertiary level, seven surrounding States).
Through the Intermountain Advanced Training Program in Clinical Practice Improvement (ATP), Dr. James has trained almost 5,000 senior physician, nursing, and administrative executives, drawn from around the world, in clinical management methods, with proven improvement results (and nearly 50 "daughter" training programs in 8 countries)
For 6 of the 7 years it has been in existence, Dr. James has been named among Modern Physician's "50 Most Influential Physician Executives in Healthcare." He has been named among the "100 Most Powerful People in Healthcare" (Modern Healthcare) for 5 years, and Modern Healthcare's "25 Top Clinical Informaticists" for the 2 years it has been in existence.
Before coming to Intermountain, Dr. James was an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biostatistics at the Harvard School of Public Health, providing statistical support for the Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group (ECOG); and staffed the American College of Surgeons' Commission on Cancer.
Eric Marshall is a senior director based in Washington, D.C. Eric advises complex health care coalitions on health policy and provides consulting services to drug and device companies. Eric is an industry specialist in the areas of domestic and international supply chain security; drug, device, and diagnostics regulation; and health care compliance.
Prior to joining Leavitt Partners, Eric was an associate with the law firm Faegre Baker Daniels, counseling health care and life science clients on regulatory, compliance, and transactional matters. Eric also has experience as counsel to self-funded Taft-Hartley health and welfare funds, particularly with regard to requirements of the Affordable Care Act.
Eric graduated Order of the Coif from the University of Minnesota Law School and has a bachelor's degree in economics and finance from the University of Northern Iowa.
Annie O'Neill is a senior director at Leavitt Partners. Annie provides consulting services to health care coalitions on a variety of regulatory, legislative and policy matters.
As an attorney and public health professional, Annie has experience advising health care providers and other entities on numerous regulatory, compliance and transactional issues. She also provides legislative and policy guidance to clients regarding disease outbreaks, drug and device regulation, and public health matters.
Prior to joining Leavitt Partners, Annie was an associate in the health care and FDA law group of the law firm Faegre Baker Daniels.
Annie graduated magna cum laude from the University of Minnesota Law School and the University of Notre Dame. She also earned a master of public health degree from Yale University.
Anne Marie Polak is a senior director based in Washington, D.C. In her role, Anne Marie provides policy counsel and analysis to clients with matters involving regulations, legislation, and business implications.
Anne Marie's experience includes developing strategic messages and policy positions for Capitol Hill, administration, trade associations, and corporate audiences.
Prior to joining Leavitt Partners, Anne Marie was a vice president for Faegre BD Consulting in the firm's health and biosciences group. She also spent five years with the Podesta Group in Washington, D.C., while completing her law degree in the evenings at the George Mason University School of Law, graduating cum laude in 2010. Anne Marie also worked in the government and legal affairs office of Novo Nordisk in Washington, D.C., and as a congressional aide to Rep. Michael Ferguson of New Jersey.
In 2004, Anne Marie served as a policy research assistant on the Bush-Cheney campaign after graduating, with distinction, from the University of Virginia. Anne Marie also was an assistant to the chief of staff for House Majority Leader Dick Armey (R-TX-26).
Anne Marie received her law degree from the George Mason University School of Law and a bachelor's degree in government from the University of Virginia.
David Smith is a partner, leading the firm's operations and client activities in Chicago. His work with clients is focused on health insurance market reforms, disruptive distribution channels through the emergence of public and private exchanges, and the diffusion of risk through payment and delivery system reforms that aspire to create value in the health system.
Prior to joining Leavitt Partners, David worked in the consumer electronics industry where he was charged with sales development responsibilities. This worked allowed him to study consumer-engagement strategies and implement processes that connect high consumer acumen with results.
David has a graduate degree in statistics from the University of Utah and a bachelor's degree in business management from Utah Valley University. He has taught as an adjunct professor of economics and recently concluded a gubernatorial appointment on Utah's Board of Regents.
Susan Winckler is the chief risk management officer for Leavitt Partners as well as a lead contributor in the firm's alliance management and regulatory consulting activities. A pharmacist and attorney by training, Susan is the former chief of the staff for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and former president and CEO of the Food and Drug Law Institute, a nonprofit organization based in Washington, D.C., which provides a marketplace for discussing food and drug law issues through conferences, publications, and member interaction.
At the FDA, Susan provided integrated policy analysis and strategic consultation to the Commissioner and senior FDA officials on significant agency issues and programs, serving as the agency's principal liaison with HHS. Ms. Winckler led the operations of the Office of Legislation (until April 2009), the Office of External Relations, Office of Public Affairs, and Office of the Executive Secretariat. She joined the FDA in September 2006 as the Director, Policy Communications, in the Office of Policy and Planning within the Office of the Commissioner, where she served as a point person for constituent communications and policy development on key issues. Immediately prior to joining the FDA, Susan served as the vice president for policy and communications and staff counsel for the American Pharmacists Association (APhA), the national professional society of pharmacists, serving as the senior lobbyist for the Association on Capitol Hill. Previous positions with the Association include group director of policy and advocacy, director of policy and legislation, director of practice affairs, and manager of special projects.
Susan is a graduate of the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy and the Georgetown University Law Center, magna cum laude. She is a Fellow of the American Pharmacists Association, a Distinguished Alumna of the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy, delivered the William A. Zellmer Lecture for the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists and named as Distinguished Young Alumna of the University of Iowa Foundation. She was elected a Trustee of the United States Pharmacopeial Convention (USP) for the 2015-2020 term, elected a Distinguished Fellow in Public Policy to the National Academies of Practice, Pharmacy Academy, and named a Woman of Distinction by Alpha Xi Delta Fraternity.


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