About Ed Marx

It's a miracle that I was even born at all.

The youngest child in a family of Holocaust survivors, I moved to the United States when I was 10.

With humble beginnings, my career began at age 16. I took successive positions over the years as a medical clinic janitor, strategic planner for a hospital, combat medic, and anesthesia tech.

It wasn't until I accepted a job as a technology manager for a small healthcare system that I discovered my calling for healthcare.

Digital healthcare transformation.

Working to improve patient outcomes using technology, I went on to serve in the C-Suite of Cleveland Clinic, NYC Health & Hospitals, Texas Health Resources, and University Hospitals - impacting healthcare in a unique way while having a blast.

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Well versed in the various dimensions of healthcare, I served the supplier and provider side where I cultivated unique perspectives. From CEO for the consulting firm Divurgent, to the Global CDO for Tech Mahindra Health & Life Sciences, to a CIO of the Advisory Board - I've always held dynamic roles in the implementation of infrastructure to improve the quality of healthcare.

A nod to my humble beginnings, I've concurrently served 15 years as a U.S. Army combat engineer officer and combat medic. Still on a mission to improve the world of healthcare, I currently serve on the Boards of Summa Health, Mary Crowley Cancer Research, and others.