Emily Wilburn Andrews is the CEO and majority owner of Wilburn Medical Supply, a family-owned medical supply and equipment company headquartered in Kernersville, North Carolina.

Raised in Kernersville as the only child of founder Rick Wilburn, Emily grew up immersed in entrepreneurship after her father launched Wilburn Medical Supply in 1997. That early exposure sparked her passion for business and leadership, ultimately leading her to pursue a degree in Business Management and Entrepreneurship from Appalachian State University.

In 2019, Emily purchased a 51% ownership stake in Wilburn Medical Supply, becoming the company’s majority owner. Today, she works alongside her father and the Wilburn team to serve medical professionals nationwide, supplying the products and equipment they need to deliver high-quality patient care.

Emily has been recognized as a Triad Business Journal 40 Under 40 honoree and a Women2Watch by Women Presidents’ Organization. Under her leadership, Wilburn was ranked #30 on the 50 Fastest Woman-Owned and Led Companies in North America. Emily is driven to see Wilburn reach its full potential while using business as a force for good—prioritizing people, community impact, and meaningful philanthropy.

Dennis Clock is a healthcare distribution executive working in the medical-surgical and DME space. He leads Clock Medical Supply, Inc. and related operating entities, with responsibility for day-to-day operations across warehousing, logistics, systems, and compliance.

His background is rooted in the practical side of running a distribution business and a billing business—building processes, working through growth challenges, managing systems and data, and keeping operations aligned with regulatory and customer expectations. Dennis spends most of his time focused on execution: improving workflows, scaling infrastructure, and helping teams make better operational and financial decisions.

A long time industry advocate, he has served on the Board of HIDA, the Chairman of the Long Term Advisory council and currently serves on the Boards of MAMES, Kansas Homecare and Hospice and is the Chair of the Independent Distributor Advisory Council. He was recognized with the John Sasen Leadership Award in 2022.

In 2017, Michelle Drake’s life took a turn when she began using an indwelling catheter after a medical procedure. Like many patients, she quickly realized the limitations of traditional catheter stabilization devices.

Adhesive-based solutions caused painful skin irritation and abrasions, while non-adhesive straps lacked the security and flexibility needed for active lifestyles. Frustrated by these shortcomings, Michelle did what any determined problem-solver would do—she created her own solution.

Drawing on her personal experience and her drive to improve the lives of others, Michelle developed the Drake Lock & Swivel. This adhesive-free stabilization device features a swiveling retainer that allows for greater mobility, comfort, and security. With its patented design, it combines the best features of existing products while addressing their most significant pain points.

But innovation wasn’t Michelle’s only motivation. As part of the disabled community, she understands the importance of sharing solutions that genuinely improve quality of life. Her goal has always been bigger than one product—it’s about empowering patients to live with dignity and confidence.

Today, Michelle’s invention is transforming catheter care for patients and caregivers alike, proving that empathy and innovation can change lives.

Brandon Fagnani is the day-to-day leader of Lynn Medical, a family-owned specialty medical distribution company founded in 1966. He holds a degree in Supply Chain Management from Miami University (Ohio) and an MBA from the University of Michigan. Brandon began his career in sales at FedEx Corporation, where he developed a strong foundation in consultative selling, operational discipline, and customer-focused growth.

Having grown up in the family business, Brandon gained hands-on experience across nearly every function of Lynn Medical, including warehouse operations, accounting, customer service, sales, and sales management. This end-to-end exposure gives him a practical, real-world perspective on scaling operations, driving sales performance, and navigating the challenges of modern healthcare distribution. As of 2026, he oversees strategy, sales execution, and daily operations of the organization.

Angela Hansen has been with Stat-Technologies since 2008 and is a passionate advocate for preventive health and wellness. As Managing Partner, she oversees the company’s day-to-day sales and marketing operations while maintaining direct responsibility for its overall growth and organizational health.

With extensive experience serving clients across the health promotion, hospital, home health, and physician markets, Angela has played a key role in expanding Stat-Technologies’ national footprint. She has been a featured speaker on preventive health at numerous conferences, including the NAOHP National Conference, AOHP National Conference, Oklahoma State Health Conference, and multiple rural health events nationwide.

A proud graduate of Texas A&M University, Angela resides in Dallas with her husband and two daughters. Outside of work, she’s an avid sports enthusiast who enjoys running, football, soccer, and teaching fitness classes — and she even finds time to hit the track as a roller derby competitor.

Lisa Hohman, CEO of Concordance Healthcare Solutions, is a seasoned leader with over three decades of experience in the healthcare distribution industry. She began her career in 1992 at AmeriSource, where she held a range of roles—from IT Support and Generic Program Manager to Vice President of National Accounts—gaining a deep understanding of operations, technology, and strategic partnerships.

In 2000, Lisa joined Seneca Medical as a Sales Manager and quickly advanced into senior leadership. Her visionary approach led to the creation and optimization of key departments including Supplier Relations, Sales Support, and Item Maintenance. Her efforts helped fuel Seneca’s explosive growth throughout the Midwest during the 2000s.

As her influence expanded, Lisa took on oversight of critical functions such as Procurement, Operations, Customer Service, and Sourcing. Her leadership earned her a seat on the governing board and the title of Chief Strategy Officer. In 2016, she was instrumental in orchestrating the merger of Seneca Medical with Kreisers and MMS, forming what is now Concordance Healthcare Solutions.

Appointed CEO in 2019, Lisa now drives the company’s strategic vision, focusing on market growth, innovation, and internal alignment. That same year, she was recognized with the PWH Leadership of Distinction Award, celebrating her impact and influence in the field.

She is also a prominent industry voice, serving as Board Chair of both HIDA-Health Industry Distributors Association and SMI –Strategic Marketplace Initiatives.

Gina Marchese is a Principal at SIXPOINT Advisors and a Partner in Invomed, LLC, bringing more than two decades of experience in healthcare distribution, commercialization, and supply chain strategy. She has worked extensively with medical manufacturers, providers, and distributors to bring innovation to market in ways that work within real-world distribution environments. Gina is known for helping organizations navigate complexity and scale thoughtfully. She served for 12 years on the Health Industry Distributors Association (HIDA) Board of Directors, including as HIDA Chair in 2021.

KC Meleski is a healthcare industry executive with more than 25 years of experience driving growth, operational excellence, and customer-focused innovation across the healthcare equipment and services market. As President of CME Corp., KC leads national sales, supply chain, and service execution for the country’s premier full-service healthcare equipment distributor, supporting hospitals, IDNs, and government partners nationwide.

Prior to becoming President, KC served as Vice President of Sales, where he expanded market presence, strengthened strategic partnerships, and helped scale CME’s commercial operations. He began his career as an Account Manager and has built a reputation for relationship-driven leadership and practical problem solving.

In addition, KC serves on the Board of Directors for the Health Industry Distributors Association (HIDA), contributing insight on the evolving healthcare distribution landscape. KC is known for aligning strategy, operations, and customer experience to help providers improve efficiency and patient outcomes.

Scott Quilty is the Founder and a Principal of SIXPOINT Advisors and a Partner in Invomed, LLC. He works closely with healthcare founders and leadership teams to translate differentiated innovation into scalable, distributor-ready businesses. With deep experience across operations, commercialization, and strategic execution, Scott focuses on building strong operational foundations that support sustainable growth, effective partnerships, and long-term value creation across the healthcare ecosystem.

Matthew J. Rowan is President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Health Industry Distributors Association (HIDA) which represents America’s leading medical products distribution and manufacturing companies. The $52 billion medical distribution industry delivers the full range of medical products to nation’s hospitals, nursing homes, physician offices, laboratories and home care.

Mr. Rowan leads HIDA’s work championing the value of distributors as trusted partners for healthcare providers, federal and state governments and other stakeholders. He is a leading advocate and policy expert for the medical products distribution industry.

He is a graduate of the University of Maryland with a degree in Marketing and minor in Economics.