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Joyson retired from enGen, a wholly owned subsidiary of Highmark Health, in 2025 after serving as Vice President of Innovation and Strategy Execution. During his tenure, he led teams responsible for Enterprise, Solution, and Platform Architecture, as well as DevSecOps, Frameworks, and Tools supporting Highmark Health, its operating companies, and affiliates.

In this role, Joyson was responsible for shaping the architectural roadmap and strategic direction across business, application, data, and technology domains for the Highmark enterprise. He also played a key role in driving innovation and digital transformation initiatives, helping modernize technology and business capabilities through the adoption of emerging technologies such as Blockchain, Robotic Process Automation (RPA), Rules Engines, and Container Platforms.

Prior to joining Highmark, Joyson held leadership roles at FedEx, where he led Solution Architecture for the FedEx Ground, Home Delivery, and SmartPost lines of business. Throughout his career, he has built and delivered large-scale technology solutions across a variety of industries, including healthcare, logistics, defense, banking, marine, and instrumentation, supporting organizations such as the U.S. Air Force, Bank of America, General Electric, and FedEx.

Joyson holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science Engineering and a Master of Business Administration (MBA).

He resides in Pittsburgh with his wife, Nisha, and their sons, Matthew and Marc. Joyson and his family are active community volunteers, supporting organizations such as The Caring Place, which serves grieving children and families, and Light of Life Rescue Mission, which provides services and support to Pittsburgh's homeless community.

Kavita Iyengar is a global operations and procurement executive with more than 25 years of experience leading enterprise transformation across procurement, supply chain, manufacturing operations, and engineering. Most recently, as Vice President of Enterprise Procurement at Highmark Health, she led global teams managing more than $5B in annual spend and delivered over $250M in enterprise value through strategic sourcing, digital transformation, and operating model redesign. Her leadership modernized procurement through automation and AI‑enabled processes, significantly improving efficiency, speed, and financial performance.

Her executive career spans multiple industries with a consistent focus on operational excellence and scalable growth. At Industrial Scientific, she led global operations and supply chain, strengthening manufacturing performance and end‑to‑end supply chain capabilities. She also built the commercialization function for enGen, Highmark’s technology subsidiary, creating its go‑to‑market and monetization strategy.

Kavita serves on nonprofit boards and advisory groups and holds engineering and executive leadership credentials, including a Lean Six Sigma certification from the University of Pittsburgh.

William ("Will") Kenawell is an accomplished legal and business executive with more than 30 years of experience spanning corporate leadership, legal strategy, governance, and risk management. Most recently, he served as Chief Operating Officer and General Counsel of Computer E*******, Inc. (C**), where he spent over 23 years helping guide the company's growth, operations, and legal affairs. As COO and General Counsel, he played a key role in scaling the organization, overseeing corporate governance, managing complex commercial and employment matters, and supporting strategic business initiatives across the enterprise.

Prior to his executive leadership role, Will served as General Counsel at CEI, providing legal counsel on corporate transactions, employment law, compliance, and business operations. Earlier in his career, he practiced law with Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP and Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, where he focused on commercial litigation, construction law, employment matters, and the enforcement of non-compete agreements.

Will began his legal career as a Judge Advocate in the United States Marine Corps, serving as both prosecutor and defense counsel in numerous special and general courts-martial. His military service provided a strong foundation in leadership, ethics, advocacy, and complex decision-making.

Will holds a Juris Doctor from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Penn State University. He brings deep expertise in corporate governance, legal strategy, operational leadership, and organizational growth, making him a valuable advisor to companies navigating transformation and scale.

Senthil has spent more than 20 years working across technology and financial services. He started on the technology side, in software development and program management, before moving into procurement and vendor governance in banking. That gives him a dual lens few leaders carry: he understands both how technology and services get delivered, and how the enterprises buying them actually decide, structure, and manage those relationships.

Today he's a senior leader at a large regional bank, where he built the vendor governance function and leads oversight of a major global outsourcing program. His approach is simple: clarity over control. If the people doing the work understand what's expected and who owns it, the oversight takes care of itself. He's drawn to the practical question of how emerging tools and automation reshape the way work actually gets bought and delivered.

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