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A financial and operations executive with extensive experience in finance, accounting, administration, strategic planning, information systems, sales and marketing, and operations, Ms. Marcucci brings a wealth of expertise and knowledge relative to identifying strategy and executing against it. Her 30-year career has focused on start-up ventures inherent on leveraging a corporation’s existing asset base.\nRhonda developed her expertise in benefits administration outsourcing through her work with Marsh & McLennan where, as Sr. Vice President, her primary focus was leveraging Marsh’s distribution and administration capabilities to penetrate new markets using benefit administration to further develop benefit programs. Rhonda left Marsh in 2004 to found Gruppo Marcucci.  Now a nationally recognized consulting practice, Gruppo Marcucci works in the HR and Benefits Administration Technology and Outsourcing industry and focusing on consultation for the 25 – 20,000+ employee market. A talented and entertaining speaker, Rhonda is available for industry and corporate presentations. Contact her at Rhonda@gruppomarcucci-usa.com.

Rhonda serves clients as a Senior Financial Consultant with CB Financial Services and is a Certified Financial Planner focusing her experience on wealth management.Rhonda makes a priority of understanding her client’s complete financial picture when developing their wealth management plan. Because each client’s goals and objectives are different, each plan must be uniquely designed to achieve the goals and dreams her clients envision. She believes it is important to pursue a long-term approach to investing, as well as a long term relationship between client and advisor.Rhonda is a graduate of the University of Washington with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Business Administration. After graduation, she passed the exam to become a Certified Public Accountant. In 2003 she earned her Certified Financial Planner designation, and continues to invest in her professional development through ongoing educational seminars and events.

Raymond J. Fabius, MD, CPE, FACPE has returned to his start up HealthNEXT — a company dedicated to the development of organizational cultures of health — after serving as chief medical officer of Truven Health Analytics (formerly the healthcare business of Thomson Reuters), the world's leading source of intelligent information for business and professionals.

Formerly, Dr. Fabius served as strategic advisor to the President of Walgreens Health & Wellness Division. This organization will coordinate over 1,000 workplace health centers and 10,000 pharmacies, many with retail clinics, into a seamless primary care network across the country within the next five years. In the not too distant future, it will be possible to offer large employers medical and fitness services on-site as well as episodic illness care, health coaching and disease management monitoring at the employee's nearest Walgreens pharmacy.

Ray Baumruk is a partner and employee research leader with consulting firm Aon Hewitt. He is based in Lincolnshire, Illinois.

Randy Vogenberg is principal, The Institute for Integrated Healthcare.

Ramona Ortega is the Founder & CEO of My Money My Future, a mission-driven financial tech company that combines tailored content and simple to use tools to help Millennials, particularly young women and minorities, manage their money with confidence.  MMMF’s personal financial management platform automates budgeting, guides Millennials through all their financial decisions and helps them choose the best financial products from a curated selection of partners.\n Ortega is a serial entrepreneur with over a decade of leadership in the public and private sectors. Prior to leading My Money My Future, Ortega was a corporate securities attorney in New York where she worked on complex securities litigation. She was part of the litigation team that worked on high profile cases such as Madoff and MF Global.  During law school she interned at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission where she focused on the implementation of Dodd-Frank and regulation of private funds and worked on Chapter 11 restructurings in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, S.D.N.Y.\nPrior to working in law, Ortega founded Global Networks Consulting, a boutique consulting firm providing research and program evaluation for foundations and government funded programs. In this capacity, she implemented multi-year studies, drafted policy reports and provided strategic insight on program metrics. During this time, she also founded Cidadao Global a New York based non-profit and was the recipient of the 2009 Union Square Award.\nFrom 2000-2007, Ortega was the director of the Human Rights Project where she was instrumental in submitting the first shadow report to the United Nations for the first review of the United States under the International Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (“ICERD”) and was a delegate to World Conference Against Racism in Durban South Africa. Ortega spearheaded an innovative policy campaign to integrate human rights standards into municipal law. She has designed and implemented extensive human rights trainings and capacity building programs on the implementation of international law. Ortega began her career as a journalist and social science researcher with MDRC and is a member of the Experts of Color Network for the Closing the Racial Wealth Gap initiative.\nOrtega was recently named one of six Latina founders to watch and is on the board of the Latino Startup Alliance. She is a contributor to TechCrunch and Huffington Post on issues of law, tech  and diversity. Ortega has a B.A. from the University of California, Los Angeles and a J.D. from Fordham University School of Law.\nYou can follow My Money My Future on Twitter @dinero_futuro.\n