Duncan has operational accountability for Iora's Health's practices nationwide. He is responsible for delivering quality, total medical expense, patient experience, joy in practice and profit and loss results in a globally capitated payment model across 8 states and 34 locations. He joined Iora in 2012 and has spent his entire 20-year career in high growth service businesses spanning all stages of growth.

Prior to Iora Health, Duncan held strategy and growth roles at Health Dialog, a delegated disease management and population health provider to Medicare Advantage payers. Duncan earned an MBA at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth and a BA at Colgate University

Dr. Gaurov Dayal is President, New Markets and Chief Growth Officer at ChenMed where he leads operations for new markets and is responsible for ChenMed’s national expansion. Gaurov has wide-ranging experience in population health and physician group, health plan and hospital operations.

Prior to joining ChenMed, Gaurov was a Senior Vice President at Lumeris, a comprehensive population health solution provider, where he was responsible for creating and implementing operational models for large health care systems and provider groups transitioning into value-based care delivery. Earlier, at SSM Health Care, a large multi -state Integrated Delivery system, he served as the first Chief Medical Officer, Interim CEO for SSM Wisconsin Hospitals and President of Health Care Delivery, Finance and Integration. At SSM he was responsible for leading the transformation from a traditional volume-based provider to a value-based system which included the successful acquisition and successful integration of Dean Clinic and Dean Health plan- the largest HMO in Southern Wisconsin.

Prior to SSM he served as the first Chief Medical Officer for Adventist Health Care and President of the Adventist Medical Group, founder of a hospitalist group and as a strategy consultant for McKinsey and Co. Gaurov holds a bachelor’s degree from Johns Hopkins and received his Doctor of Medicine from Northwestern University. He did his residency training in pediatrics at Washington University in St. Louis.

Amy Nguyen Howell, MD, is a board-certified family practice physician. She currently oversees all clinical programs at CAPG and supports advocacy work in Sacramento and Washington, DC. Additionally, she contributes to the Steering Committee on the Core Quality Measurement Collaborative; Healthcare Payment and Learning Action Network Population-Based Payment Work Group; and Clinical Programs Committee at NCQA.

Dr. Stone attended medical school at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine graduating in 1993 followed by completion of a residency in Internal Medicine at the University of Michigan in 1996. He has been in practice in primary care internal medicine for over 20 years at Central Ohio Primary Care. He is past president of COPC and now serves as CPC+ Medical Director for the company. COPC is a primary-care based group practice serving over 350,000 patients in the Central Ohio Area with heavy involvement in shared savings programs with payers as well as participation in full risk Medicare Advantage contracts.