Executive Team
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Lambert Onuma
Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder Lambert P. Onuma, co-founder of Convergence CT, is chief executive officer. He has a degree in electrical engineering from the University of Michigan. Originally from Hawaii, he worked for twenty-three years in technology industries in the Silicon Valley. He worked at the Digital Equipment Corporation in Palo Alto, then co-founded and led two startup high-tech companies. He returned to Hawaii in 1999 and, in collaboration with Mr. Ariyoshi, founded Pihana Pacific, the first company in the Pacific to provide neutral internet exchange data services. Pihana was merged with Equinix in 2002, at which point Mr. Onuma turned to the development of CCT. |
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Brad Mossman
Chief Financial Officer Brad Mossman is a co-founder of Convergence, and serves as its Chief Financial Officer. Prior to Convergence CT, Mr. Mossman was Director of Planning at Pihana Pacific, Inc., a manager with Arthur Anderson, and served as a Cabinet officer for the State of Hawaii. Mr. Mossman holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from the University of Hawaii and an MBA in Finance from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business. |
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Donn Mukensnable
Chief Technology Officer Donn guides the product research, development, and support of Convergence CT along with the diverse cross-functional team at CCT Labs. He brings to bear 50 years of experience in computing and data management technology across 4+ generations of software, hardware, and operating systems to address complex challenges in information delivery products and services. He has been a member of the Convergence CT team from 2004, bringing innovative approaches utilizing the latest in computing resources to solve the intricate problems of today's healthcare ecosystem. |
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Sherry Chang, Ph.D.
Chief Case Manager & Lab Director, CCT Taiwan Accurate interpretation and effective communication of medical research is essential to inform clinical decisions. Dr. Sherry Chang leads a team of research scientists dedicated to the effective synthesis and communication of complex medical data, health care information, and clinical research results into clear and concise scientific reports. She received her Ph.D. degree in Human Genetics from The University of Melbourne under the supervision of Professor KH Andy Choo at the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute. Since 2009, she has worked closely with clinicians of different medical specialties and developed interdisciplinary expertise in biomedical research, covering basic sciences, clinical sciences, and database research. She has accumulated proficient knowledge in all aspects of medical publishing, including research design, publication planning, interpretation, and presentation of data. She currently provides research design consulting and medical publishing consulting services for medical communications, hospitals and pharmaceutical companies. |