Tiffany is responsible for product management and pre-sales at NexJ Health, including developing and driving the product vision, strategy and roadmap for NexJ Connected Wellness. Prior to this role she lead pre-sales for three beachhead clients in NexJ Health’s target markets, the acquisition of Liberate Ideas Inc., and NexJ’s academic and not-for-profit relationships. Prior to joining NexJ Health in 2011, Tiffany worked at ANSYS Canada and Sentinelle Medical working in technical services and new product development respectively.

Tiffany serves on the Health Informatics Program Advisory Committee of George Brown College. Tiffany has an Honours BASc Degree in Engineering from University of Waterloo, where she also was inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame for Golf.

Katherine Tattum is responsible for the successful definition, delivery, and execution of NexJ Health’s projects.  Prior to NexJ Health, Katherine worked for over 10 years with Siemens Healthcare leading a breadth of clinical implementation, software development and operational projects.  Since joining NexJ Health in 2014, she and her team have delivered a variety of projects serving NexJ Health’s clients’ needs.

Katherine graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a Masters of Engineering and a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

Shahzadi Devje is responsible for spearheading the development and execution of NexJ Systems’ coaching strategy in the healthcare industry. A seasoned Health Consultant, Registered Dietitian and Certified Diabetes Educator, Shahzadi has extensive experience in coaching, health promotion programming and evaluation in diverse settings in Canada and the UK. Her experience encompasses acute, community, public health, government and corporate. Shahzadi has applied her strong coaching skills, along with her commitment to evidence based medicine to support patients and organizations to achieve their goals. Her solid experience is accompanied by her strong academic background. She holds a Masters in Public Health Nutrition from one of the leading schools in the world, as well as other Postgraduate studies in Nutrition and Clinical Dietetics. Shahzadi’s fervor for research and writing has led her to contribute to a book on nutrition in ethnic minority groups, and she also writes health articles and reviews recipes for the Ismaili Nutrition Center governed by an International Steering Committee. Shahzadi has served as a faculty member for the Institute of Health Communication as well as Peer Leader for both the Stanford Chronic Disease Self-Management Program, and the Diabetes Self-Management Program. She is an avid cook and enjoys creating and sharing her discoveries in the kitchen with others.

“I feel privileged to be able to implement the knowledge that I have acquired, fueled with my passion for being an agent for change in enabling my clients to reach their goals.”

Tom Closson is a Canadian leader in health services delivery having held positions as President and CEO of the Ontario Hospital Association, University Health Network and Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Ontario and the Capital Health Region in BC. He also has extensive experience as a consultant and in government. He has received various career awards including an Engineering Medal for Management from Professional Engineers Ontario, induction into the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering Hall of Distinction, and Outstanding Public Contribution Award from the Schulich School of Business at York University in Toronto.

Richard C. Alvarez has helped to position Canada as a world leader in health care innovation and renewal by harnessing the power of information. As President and CEO of Canada Health Infoway, he was a catalyst for accelerating the development of electronic health records in Canada. Mr. Alvarez was also President and CEO of the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI). He has received awards for leadership from the Canadian College of Health Leaders and Canada’s health informatics organization called COACH.

William M. Tatham is the Chief Executive Officer of NexJ Systems Inc., a provider of cloud-based, enterprise relationship management solutions.

Prior to establishing NexJ Systems in 2003, Mr. Tatham founded XJ Partners, a venture capital and advisory services firm. Prior to that, he was the Founder, Chairman and CEO of Janna Systems, which sold to its largest competitor, Siebel Systems, in 2000 in a record value transaction for a Canadian software company.

In 2006 Mr. Tatham was awarded the NAO Distinguished Angel Award by the National Angel Organization of Angel Investors.

Mr. Tatham is a member of the Board of Directors, Elizabeth Arden (RDEN: NASQ), a global prestige beauty, fragrance, cosmetics and skincare products company where he sits on the Audit and Compensation committees.

He is a Co-founder and Chairman of the Board of the Canadian Association for People-Centred Health, a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to promote a people-centred model for healthcare.
He is a member of the Board of Stewards for Open Health Tools, a global community of health professionals, developers, and jurisdictions dedicated to developing interoperable open source health software based on best practices.

Previously, he was Vice-Chair of the Board of Governors, North York General Hospital and was the Chair of the Quality Committee. Mr. Tatham was the Honorary Co-Chair of the Building the Vision campaign for the Woodstock General Hospital and he is a former Cabinet member of the Capital Campaign for the Michener Institute.

Mr. Tatham is Adjunct Professor, Faculty of Health at York University, and formerly served on the Entrepreneurial Advisory Board of the Joseph L. Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto.
Mr. Tatham sat on the Board of Directors for the Canadian Health & Wellness Project, a collaboration of 19 public, private and academic partners who share a common vision for the future of healthcare focused on people-centered health.

He is a former member of the Board of Governors at the University of Waterloo and was awarded the Faculty of Engineering Alumni Achievement Medal for Professional Achievement. He was a 2005-2006 inductee into the National Commission for Co-operative Education Co-op Hall of Fame. The William M. Tatham Centre for Co-operative Education & Career Action at UW is named in recognition of his support.

Mr. Tatham graduated from the University of Waterloo in 1983, with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Systems Design Engineering and options in Socio-economic Systems and Management Science. In 2012, the University of Waterloo awarded him with the degree of Doctor of Engineering (honoris causa).

Gary Baksi is responsible for the strategic direction and execution of NexJ Systems’ activities and success in the healthcare industry. A seasoned sales executive and leader with more than 20 years of experience driving enterprise sales and global strategic business development, Gary brings extensive health expertise and strategic vision to the NexJ Health team. Since joining NexJ in 2011, Gary has applied his experience in enterprise, mission-critical IT solutions and health domain expertise to extending NexJ’s presence in the healthcare market and guiding product direction to support a people-centered approach to health care. Gary’s experience extends across the entire spectrum of healthcare, having worked with acute, ambulatory, and primary care organizations, as well as payer organizations and governments.

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Tiffany is responsible for product management and pre-sales at NexJ Health, including developing and driving the product vision, strategy and roadmap for NexJ Connected Wellness. Prior to this role she lead pre-sales for three beachhead clients in NexJ Health’s target markets, the acquisition of Liberate Ideas Inc., and NexJ’s academic and not-for-profit relationships. Prior to joining NexJ Health in 2011, Tiffany worked at ANSYS Canada and Sentinelle Medical working in technical services and new product development respectively.

Tiffany serves on the Health Informatics Program Advisory Committee of George Brown College. Tiffany has an Honours BASc Degree in Engineering from University of Waterloo, where she also was inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame for Golf.

Katherine Tattum is responsible for the successful definition, delivery, and execution of NexJ Health’s projects.  Prior to NexJ Health, Katherine worked for over 10 years with Siemens Healthcare leading a breadth of clinical implementation, software development and operational projects.  Since joining NexJ Health in 2014, she and her team have delivered a variety of projects serving NexJ Health’s clients’ needs.

Katherine graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a Masters of Engineering and a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

Shahzadi Devje is responsible for spearheading the development and execution of NexJ Systems’ coaching strategy in the healthcare industry. A seasoned Health Consultant, Registered Dietitian and Certified Diabetes Educator, Shahzadi has extensive experience in coaching, health promotion programming and evaluation in diverse settings in Canada and the UK. Her experience encompasses acute, community, public health, government and corporate. Shahzadi has applied her strong coaching skills, along with her commitment to evidence based medicine to support patients and organizations to achieve their goals. Her solid experience is accompanied by her strong academic background. She holds a Masters in Public Health Nutrition from one of the leading schools in the world, as well as other Postgraduate studies in Nutrition and Clinical Dietetics. Shahzadi’s fervor for research and writing has led her to contribute to a book on nutrition in ethnic minority groups, and she also writes health articles and reviews recipes for the Ismaili Nutrition Center governed by an International Steering Committee. Shahzadi has served as a faculty member for the Institute of Health Communication as well as Peer Leader for both the Stanford Chronic Disease Self-Management Program, and the Diabetes Self-Management Program. She is an avid cook and enjoys creating and sharing her discoveries in the kitchen with others.

“I feel privileged to be able to implement the knowledge that I have acquired, fueled with my passion for being an agent for change in enabling my clients to reach their goals.”

Tom Closson is a Canadian leader in health services delivery having held positions as President and CEO of the Ontario Hospital Association, University Health Network and Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Ontario and the Capital Health Region in BC. He also has extensive experience as a consultant and in government. He has received various career awards including an Engineering Medal for Management from Professional Engineers Ontario, induction into the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering Hall of Distinction, and Outstanding Public Contribution Award from the Schulich School of Business at York University in Toronto.

Richard C. Alvarez has helped to position Canada as a world leader in health care innovation and renewal by harnessing the power of information. As President and CEO of Canada Health Infoway, he was a catalyst for accelerating the development of electronic health records in Canada. Mr. Alvarez was also President and CEO of the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI). He has received awards for leadership from the Canadian College of Health Leaders and Canada’s health informatics organization called COACH.

William M. Tatham is the Chief Executive Officer of NexJ Systems Inc., a provider of cloud-based, enterprise relationship management solutions.

Prior to establishing NexJ Systems in 2003, Mr. Tatham founded XJ Partners, a venture capital and advisory services firm. Prior to that, he was the Founder, Chairman and CEO of Janna Systems, which sold to its largest competitor, Siebel Systems, in 2000 in a record value transaction for a Canadian software company.

In 2006 Mr. Tatham was awarded the NAO Distinguished Angel Award by the National Angel Organization of Angel Investors.

Mr. Tatham is a member of the Board of Directors, Elizabeth Arden (RDEN: NASQ), a global prestige beauty, fragrance, cosmetics and skincare products company where he sits on the Audit and Compensation committees.

He is a Co-founder and Chairman of the Board of the Canadian Association for People-Centred Health, a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to promote a people-centred model for healthcare.
He is a member of the Board of Stewards for Open Health Tools, a global community of health professionals, developers, and jurisdictions dedicated to developing interoperable open source health software based on best practices.

Previously, he was Vice-Chair of the Board of Governors, North York General Hospital and was the Chair of the Quality Committee. Mr. Tatham was the Honorary Co-Chair of the Building the Vision campaign for the Woodstock General Hospital and he is a former Cabinet member of the Capital Campaign for the Michener Institute.

Mr. Tatham is Adjunct Professor, Faculty of Health at York University, and formerly served on the Entrepreneurial Advisory Board of the Joseph L. Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto.
Mr. Tatham sat on the Board of Directors for the Canadian Health & Wellness Project, a collaboration of 19 public, private and academic partners who share a common vision for the future of healthcare focused on people-centered health.

He is a former member of the Board of Governors at the University of Waterloo and was awarded the Faculty of Engineering Alumni Achievement Medal for Professional Achievement. He was a 2005-2006 inductee into the National Commission for Co-operative Education Co-op Hall of Fame. The William M. Tatham Centre for Co-operative Education & Career Action at UW is named in recognition of his support.

Mr. Tatham graduated from the University of Waterloo in 1983, with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Systems Design Engineering and options in Socio-economic Systems and Management Science. In 2012, the University of Waterloo awarded him with the degree of Doctor of Engineering (honoris causa).

Gary Baksi is responsible for the strategic direction and execution of NexJ Systems’ activities and success in the healthcare industry. A seasoned sales executive and leader with more than 20 years of experience driving enterprise sales and global strategic business development, Gary brings extensive health expertise and strategic vision to the NexJ Health team. Since joining NexJ in 2011, Gary has applied his experience in enterprise, mission-critical IT solutions and health domain expertise to extending NexJ’s presence in the healthcare market and guiding product direction to support a people-centered approach to health care. Gary’s experience extends across the entire spectrum of healthcare, having worked with acute, ambulatory, and primary care organizations, as well as payer organizations and governments.

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