Founder & CEO, Olusan

I am a nationally recognized healthcare executive focused on designing resilient systems that expand access and reduce structural gaps in care delivery.

I founded Olusan Platforms to build governance-grade infrastructure designed to stabilize coverage continuity and operational reliability across health plans and health systems. I also serve as an elected Board Member of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI), one of the world’s leading organizations for quality and patient safety, and as a Committee Member of NCQA, contributing to the governance of quality measurement and accreditation frameworks used by health plans and health systems nationwide.

Most recently, I served as President of Sutter Health East Bay, overseeing six hospitals and more than 20 ambulatory centers with over 10,000 staff and physicians caring for 500,000+ patients. During my tenure, the division achieved record growth and launched a $2B transformation strategy, including a $400M joint venture Cancer Center with Stanford Medicine. I also served concurrently on the Board of Directors of Alameda Alliance Health Plan, overseeing strategic direction for a Medicaid plan serving more than 400,000 members in Alameda County.

Previously, as Senior Vice President of Hospital Operations at John Muir Health, I was named Executive of the Year by the California Association of Healthcare Leaders. Before that, as Chief Operating Officer of San Francisco General Hospital, I led the Epic activation that unified 60 medical record systems and was appointed to lead San Francisco’s COVID-19 Command Center. My leadership during the pandemic was recognized with a City Resolution from San Francisco’s Health Commission. Earlier in my career, I directed ambulatory transformation across San Mateo County, earning the Performance Excellence Award from the California Association of Public Hospitals.

My work has been recognized with 40 Under 40 honors from Modern Healthcare, Becker’s Hospital Review, and the San Francisco Business Times, along with community impact awards from the NAACP, Native American Health, San Francisco Department of Public Health, City of Oakland, California Legislative Assembly, and Special Congressional Recognition.