Ryne Natzke serves as the Chief Revenue Officer at TrustCommerce, where he leads the company’s integrated health and payments strategy. In this role, he oversees strategic growth initiatives and manages the organization’s largest and most influential accounts, spanning major merchants and key software partners across core verticals. Before joining TrustCommerce, Ryne played a pivotal role in accelerating innovation within digital health. He worked with early-stage startups at HealthX Ventures, providing strategic guidance and support to emerging companies. Ryne started his career by managing critical partnerships with third-party software, hardware, and content vendors at Epic (one of the leading healthcare software firms, now installed in hospitals comprising 55% of U.S. bed count). 

David has over 25 years of healthcare leadership and revenue cycle experience, including growth strategy, product-to-market strategies, marketing, and network expansion. Before joining FinMed Partners, he was a Partner at CWH Advisors where he worked with clients to accelerate growth and navigate the complexities of today’s healthcare market. David led the firm’s multi-year relationship with Synchrony Financial (CareCredit). Prior to CWH, he held several commercial leadership positions at athenahealth, and built the company’s sales channel with health system-affiliated physicians. David started his career in healthcare as a Partner with the Monitor Group consultancy (now Deloitte). David has an undergraduate degree from Georgetown University and an MBA from Michigan’s Ross School of Business. 

Henri has over 25 years of healthcare technology and payments leadership experience, focusing on business and partner development, distribution strategy, and product-to-market fit. Before joining FinMed Partners, he was a Partner at CWH Advisors where he worked with clients to accelerate growth and evaluate new ways to monetize patient payments and implement streamlined B-B payment solutions. Prior to CWH, Henri led Channel Development at athenahealth including strategic relationships with McKesson/ PSS and Henry Schein. Henri started his career at American Express in 1997 where he played a key role in growth of the middle market business travel group, and helped steer the transformation of the legacy travelers check business to become the new prepaid card/ stored value card unit. Henri has an undergraduate degree from Vanderbilt University and an MBA from Emory University’s Goizueta Business School.