Accolade Stock

accolade.comHealthcare / Other HealthcareFounded: 2007Funding to Date: $240.34MM

Accolade is the provider of a personalized health and benefits solution intended to dramatically improves the experience, outcomes and cost of healthcare for employers, health plans and their members.

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Team

Management Team

Stephen Barnes
Chief Financial Officer
Mike McGee
Chief Information Security Officer
J. Michael Cline
Co-Founder & Board Member
Rajeev Singh
Chief Executive Officer and Board Member
Robert Cavanaugh
President, Field Operations
Harish Naidu
Chief Technology Officer
Shantanu Nundy MD
Chief Medical Officer

Board Members

Dawn Lepore
John Rowe
Peter Klein
Thomas Neff
Spencer Stuart
Edgar Bronfman Jr.
Jeffrey Jordan
Andreessen Horowitz
Mark Mactas
Charles Patton
Rajeev Singh
James Madden
Carrick Capital Partners
J. Michael Cline
Matthew McIlwain
Madrona Venture Group
Michael Yang
Comcast Ventures
William Frist MD
Carrick Capital Partners

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News Highlights

Accolade Is Latest To Join Health Service IPO Bandwagon
Venture-backed health care service providers follow the IPO trail with successful results.
Mobile Health Benefit Platform Accolade Seeks IPO | PYMNTS.com
Health tech startup Accolade, with headquarters in Seattle and Philadelphia, filed with the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC). 
Tech Moves: Accolade names chief medical officer; Apptio hires marketing lead; Rigado has a new CEO
Tech Moves: Accolade names chief medical officer; Apptio hires marketing lead; Rigado has a new CEO
Updated on: Apr 25, 2024

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