Pamela McNamara

Pam McNamara is a senior healthcare executive.  She co-founded and was CEO of Health Helm, Inc., a Boston-based mobile software company supporting Patient Reported Outcomes and engagement to improve outcomes and reduce costs through better care coordination and communications with physicians and clinicians. She was formerly CEO of CRF Inc., the world's leading mobile health, electronic patient reported outcome mobile health platform supporting clinical trials. Under her leadership, CRF profitably scaled in the U.S. and globally.

Before that, she was CEO of Arthur D. Little, Inc., and led the firm's Global Healthcare Practice. She was president of Cambridge Consultants, Inc. (U.S.).  She serves on the boards of Tufts School of Engineering (advisor), Brookhaven at Lexington (trustee), and was formerly an independent director of Omrix Biopharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:OMRI), GTC Biotherapeutics (NASDAQ:GTCB) and Southcoast Health System (trustee). McNamara has a B.S. in civil engineering from Tufts University.