Howard founded Deep Domain in 2007 to address the market need for rich, affordable, and scalable healthcare applications. Previously in 1998, he founded NexCura, Inc. whose mission was to bring Internet-based, personalized healthcare information to patients with chronic diseases. He grew NexCura into a leading Internet health resource for consumers, resulting in the company’s acquisition in 2005 by Thomson (NYSE:TOC).

In addition to his role at Deep Domain, Jeff is the Medical Director for Clinical Informatics, Qualis Health. Jeff has practiced primary care internal medicine in the state of Washington since 1979, first in the rural Palouse Hills of Eastern Washington, later at Group Health in Seattle, and most recently at the University of Washington.

Sue was a tech marketing nerd long before it was popular – or actually even a profession. After working at major consumer advertising agencies in Spokane, Seattle, and Los Angeles during the late 1970s, she returned to Seattle in 1980 to found Brems Eastman & Partners with creative collaborator Chris Brems.

Scott is the primary user interface architect and a co-founder of Deep Domain. He has been creating online healthcare applications since the Internet bubble of the late 1990s, having previously spent close to nine years working alongside Howard Mahran for NexCura, Inc., a provider of online healthcare treatment decision support tools. Scott graduated from the University of Washington in 1995 with a Bachelor's Degree in Economics.

Debra manages all financial processes within the company, including forecasting, reporting and analysis. Her strong background in technology companies range from startups to mature public companies. In addition, Debra has served as CEO of Teltone where she was responsible for expanding the company’s leadership position in cyber security for critical infrastructure and then served as Sr. VP of Corporate Development.