Board of Directors

Gary G. Twigg

As President and CEO, as well as Chairman of the Board, Gary oversees all Bloodhound Technologies™ activities. He directs the company’s strategic initiatives and personally works with the senior executive team to ensure that Bloodhound’s established leadership role in technology, content management and project execution is maintained. He is a collaborative manager and instills this philosophy throughout the company as the way to do business with clients and industry partners. He personally launched the analytic services now offered by Bloodhound, and which is delivered to clients with high integrity and a consultative service approach.

With 25 years experience in information management, Gary is himself an industry leader. He spent 10 years with companies providing contract services to Federal and State governments and led the development of the first large-scale information system developed for the Food and Drug Administration. He also managed the primary regulatory information center for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

Additionally, Gary spent 15 years pioneering medical claims auditing for the Property and Casualty industry, and personally designed the first system introduced into this market. ADP, a Fortune 100 business, acquired his company, calling it ADP Integrated Medical Services (IMS). IMS provided audit software, a UCR product, data warehousing and an outsourcing service with more than 60 utilization review nurses and three physicians. Within five years, IMS established itself as the market leader with a revenue base of $80M and a staff of 750 professionals. During this time, Gary was also the first to introduce a PPO to the P&C industry. IMS was featured in ADP’s Annual Report as the fastest growing business for six consecutive years.

Gary is an accomplished “Change Manager” in every field he has entered. For example, he developed history-based audits prior to the HPR and GMIS products now featured by Bloodhound’s competition. He was also the first to source edits and introduce the concept of web-based access to these sources. Prior to joining Bloodhound he led the entrepreneurial successes of two early stage companies.

Allen Moseley

As General Partner at Noro-Moseley Partners (NMP), Allen focuses on healthcare investments, primarily in the services and information technology areas, as well as technology-enabled business services. He also serves on the board of a number of Noro-Moseley portfolio companies, including Apex Analytix, Neospine, Senior Whole Health and Valor Healthcare.

Allen is currently Chairman of the Technology Association of Georgia (TAG) and has previously served on the Board of Directors of the Council for Entrepreneurial Development (CED) in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. He is also a member of the Nashville Healthcare Council.

Before joining NMP in 1998, Allen was employed as an associate in the corporate finance group at The Robinson-Humphrey Company. While at Robinson-Humphrey, he worked on a number of initial public offerings, mergers and acquisitions and private placements in the healthcare and technology industries. Allen also worked on private equity investments for R-H Capital Partners, a private equity fund affiliated with Robinson-Humphrey. Prior to joining Robinson-Humphrey, he held a variety of investment banking positions at Bowles Hollowell Conner & Company (now a part of Wachovia Capital) and Merrill Lynch & Co., as well as business development positions at James River Corporation.

Allen holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he was awarded the Phi Beta Kappa honor and an MBA from the Harvard Graduate School of Business.

Patrick Kennedy

Patrick Kennedy has spent the past 20 years supporting payers, practice management vendors and providers by building successful electronic networks linking payers and providers. His executive positions included responsibility for marketing, and sales and business development with GE, GTE, NEIC, Avicenna Systems and CareInsite. For the past five years, he has served as a consultant to more than 30 Blues and 10 of the largest commercial payers in the country, supporting the design and implementation of cost-effective EDI networks and transaction web portals. He also helped position payers to support e-prescribing, e-lab, payer-based health records and preventive care messaging.

Mr. Kennedy also serves on the board of GEMMS, the market leader in Cardiology for Practice Management, EMR, PACs and Decision Support Systems.

David V. Gilroy

David Gilroy is currently co-founder and Managing Director of GrowthFinance, LLC (www.growthfinance.com). GrowthFinance provides contract, or fractional-use CFO services and support to growth companies executing major transactions. The firm specializes in cost-effective financial reporting, budgeting and forecasting, implementing controls and other financial management tactics, and provides strategic help for companies raising growth capital or considering M&A opportunities. Most of the firm’s clients are fast-growing technology, healthcare, business services, or industrial companies that are at various stages of development, from start-up to tens of millions in annual revenue. GrowthFinance is based in Charlotte, North Carolina and serves companies throughout the region.

Prior to starting GrowthFinance, David served as Managing Director of Hyde Park Capital, a leading independent investment bank with offices in Tampa, Florida and Charlotte, North Carolina. Prior to joining Hyde Park Capital, he served as a partner with the Wakefield Group, a leading southeast private equity firm. During this time, he invested in twenty-three private equity transactions including early stage venture, growth capital and buyouts.

Also, David currently serves on the Board of Angiogen (anti-cancer therapeutics) and Wakefield portfolio company Meta Security. He also actively serves as Board Advisor with iLiant (healthcare services), Biolex (transgenic protein therapeutics manufacturing), FullScope (ERP extension software/services), Integrian (digital video recorders and content management) and Arrendale (healthcare software and services).