Marchibroda leaves eHealth Initiative for IBM

Sarah Lamberti | | Cardiovascular Business | Heart Rhythm
Janet Marchibroda, former CEO of the eHealth Initiative, has left the organization to become chief healthcare officer at IBM.

Jennifer Covich Bordenick, eHealth's chief operating officer, will act as interim CEO effective April 1, while the company conducts a search for Marchibroda's replacement.

Marchibroda said that she will manage a healthcare campaign and working on strategy, thought leadership and policy for IBM.

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