Ron attended North Central College in Chicago for liberal arts and then the University of Minnesota for Mechanical Engineering. He began his career in New York with the Westinghouse Electric Corporation in Application & Sales then joined GE Electrical Distribution and Controls in Technical Sales and Marketing, followed by assignments as the GM Global Corporate Accounts and District Sales and Marketing Manager. He went on to join the American Superconductor Corporation as the Global General Manager, Business Development. Two years later, he returned to GE in the Healthcare business, and for over 19 years at GE held roles such as VP of Marketing for the Global Services business, GM Consulting Services, VP of Quality Operations as well as VP in GE Surgery. Following GE, Ron transitioned to lead the Global eCOA Clinical Trials Business for ERT as the Executive Vice President and Product Line Executive prior to joining MRIoA.

Bill joined MRIoA in 1992 while a college student at the University of Utah. His first job with MRIoA was as the company courier delivering medical files to physicians who at that time were primarily located in the Salt Lake Valley. In 1996, after graduation, he left the company and joined a national firm as a sales representative and was quickly promoted to sales manager after reaching presidents club his first year in sales. He was later promoted to branch manager. This company gave him the exposure of working for a large national firm in multiple markets.

In 2001 Bill returned to MRIoA as a national marketing representative with the primary responsibility of growing the company business. He is credited with bringing on many of MRIoA's largest accounts today. In 2006 Bill was appointed President. In his current role, he has oversight responsibilities for all corporate operations including product offerings, review quality, regulatory compliance, provider relations, human resources, and sales/marketing. Most importantly, he ensures his vision for corporate culture, customer service, and high quality is fully embraced by the employees. Bill spends much of his time traveling, meeting with clients and prospects ensuring MRIoA designs products that best serve the client's needs.

Bill has an Executive MBA and Bachelor of Science degree in Communications both from the University of Utah. He also serves on the Board of Directors for the Better Business Bureau in Salt Lake City. He resides in Bountiful, UT with his wife Shirley and their 5 children. Interestingly enough, he met his wife Shirley while she was working at MRIoA in 1992. Most of his free time is spent with his family. He especially enjoys watching his children participate in a variety of sports and other activities.

Jeff has over 27 years of transformational leadership experience and prior to joining MRIoA he served as a fortune 10 executive leader who was repeatedly selected to take on the toughest challenges GE Healthcare was facing. His adaptability and execution have allowed him to amass a diverse background with proven leadership improving customer satisfaction, driving operational excellence, building teams, developing leaders, and delivering top/bottom line results across various functions including: Finance, Service, Manufacturing, Lean-Six Sigma, Engineering, and Commercial Operations.

As the Chief Operating Officer at MRIoA, Jeff is driving improvements focused on customer and employee satisfaction to ensure that we provide trusted clinical guidance to enable the right decisions for patients while reducing overutilization costs across the Healthcare landscape.

Jeff is actively involved in the community with an entrepreneurial spirit as a catalyst for change in businesses and communities. He has pioneered startup initiatives and board developments to innovate around education as a founding member to revolutionize how kids learn and solve real problems alongside industry partners (IT Academy – Mukwonago High School). Jeff’s passion for change and providing opportunities to others also drove him to become a founding member to transform education and bring world-class learning to the poorest country in the western hemisphere (SchoolForHaiti.org). He was blessed with the opportunity to co-coordinate a red-carpet prom for 200 guests with special needs as part of Night to Shine with the Tim Tebow Foundation. Jeff loves to teach kids life lessons and leadership through sports as a coach for youth hockey, soccer, lacrosse, and football. He and his wife Colleen live in Salt Lake City with their son Justice while his other three kids are living their own adventures with Madisyn and Morgan finishing college and Mason serving as a US Marine.

Don received his BS in Mechanical Engineering in 1986 from Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI). He moved to Utah from the east coast in 1992 to attend the University of Utah where he earned a MS in Mechanical Engineering with a specialty in Controls Systems and Artificial Intelligence. While completing his MS, he worked for a consulting engineering firm where he also earned his Professional Engineering (PE) license in control systems for the state of Utah.

His experience and background gave him the opportunity to work for a startup company in Salt Lake City as the VP of Engineering developing and applying artificial intelligence process control applications. When market conditions led to the dissolution of the company, Don leveraged his computer skills and became a freelance programmer.

A short term assignment in the fall of 2000 with Medical Review Institute of America, a small company who needed a little programming support, quickly turned into a fifteen year and counting position as head of Information Technology. As part of this role, Don also became responsible for Information Security at MRIoA. He earned his Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) credential in March of 2010.

Don and his family thoroughly enjoy living in Utah. As an avid skier (10 years on the Park City Ski Patrol), mountain biker, and with his general love of the outdoors, he finds it easy to make Utah his home.

In his role at MRIoA, Denny provides oversight of the 30+ internal medical director team. He also works to expand new/existing client relationships and participates in policy/budget/contract development/review.

Prior to joining MRIoA, Denny worked as both a hospitalist and clinical nephrologist. During his fellowship, he published articles in several peer reviewed journals.

Denny received his M.D. degree from Wake Forest University School of Medicine. He has a master’s degree from Vanderbilt University and earned a BS from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He completed his internship and residency in internal medicine at the University of Utah, subsequently completing his fellowship in nephrology at Vanderbilt University.

With over eleven years experience in the healthcare industry, Aja is a noted, certified leader in compliance. Aja has applied her extensive knowledge of governing regulations—Affordable Care Act, HIPAA, HITECH, CMS—as well as the requirements of accrediting bodies—URAC, NCQA, and HITRUST—to leadership positions within MRIOA and beyond. Having served in leadership capacities (President, VP, and Chair of the Legislative and Regulatory Committee) for the National Association of Independent Review Organizations (NAIRO), Aja is a trusted and demonstrated expert in the independent review industry.

In addition to her compliance acumen, Aja brings to her position a well-rounded perspective and diverse skill set. With a bachelor’s degree in business from the University of Utah and a Certification in Healthcare Compliance (CHC), Aja has assisted initiatives across the organization, from client relations and case management to marketing. She has worked to integrate a compliance mindset into company-wide processes, which has resulted in a score of one hundred percent compliance upon desktop and onsite review over multiple accreditation cycles. When not geeking out on all things compliance, Aja is probably hiking, camping, playing volleyball, or watching her daughter’s impromptu daily performances.

Dave is a senior-level financial executive with over 27 years of experience in a wide variety of industries including over 17 years public accounting experience and 10 years serving as CFO, VP of Finance, controller and treasurer of private corporations. Dave was elected to be a partner in the leading locally-owned public accounting firm in Utah and has served companies in various industries including resort operations, manufacturing, software development, banking, retail, wholesale distributors, mining, medical products, technology, transportation, public utilities, financial institutions, natural resources, not-for-profit organizations, municipalities, school districts, and employee benefit plans.

As the CFO of MRIoA, Dave is responsible for the administrative, financial, and risk management operations of the company, including the development of a financial strategy, metrics tied to that strategy, and the ongoing development and monitoring of control systems designed to preserve company assets and report accurate financial results.

Dave graduated Magna Cum Laude from Utah State University with a Master’s degree in accounting, an emphasis in accounting information systems and a minor in business administration. Dave is actively involved in the community and in various organizations. He has been a Rotarian, past president of the Northern Utah Chapter of the UACPA, has served on various UACPA committees, is a graduate of the Salt Lake Chamber’s Leadership Utah. He is a past board member of the Centerpoint Legacy Theatre, and past Board Chair for Youthlinc, a non-profit organization dedicated to creating life-long humanitarians. Dave enjoys camping, backpacking, travel, making great BBQ, cooking and is a backyard beekeeper. Dave and his wife Linda have four children and live in Bountiful, UT.

Randy has over 25 years sales and sales leadership experience with the payer, provider and government markets at regional, national and international levels. Prior to joining MRIoA, Randy held senior sales and sales leadership positions at MCG (formerly Milliman Care Guidelines), The TriZetto Group, McKesson Corporation and Milliman, including others.

As Chief Revenue Officer at MRIoA, Randy is responsible for driving revenue growth, marketing and customer retention.

Randy is known as a transformational leader and a results-oriented professional that follows the principles of the Ideal Team Player written by Patrick Lencioni—Hungry, Humble and Smart. He also works closely with his teams and MRIoA customers to ensure that MRIoA provides trusted clinical guidance to enable the right decisions for patients while reducing overutilization costs across the Healthcare landscape.

When Randy is not at work he likes to find ways to give back to the community and to cheer on his alma mater, The University of Iowa. Randy currently serves as President of the SAE Fraternity Housing Corporation at the University of Iowa. In addition, he supports a local food bank, Loaves and Fishes, which serves 7 counties in the western suburbs of Chicago. Randy also has a love for music, fishing, sporting events and spending time with his wife Michelle, his two daughters and their husbands and his two granddogs—Alby the Beagle and Camp the Cockapoo.