IBH (Integrated Behavioral Health), a leader in population and digital health services, announced that Mike Nolte has joined the company as Chief Executive Officer.
Mike is a seasoned healthcare leader with a career spent at the intersection of technology and service delivery. His breadth of experience, strategic insight, and proven track record align well with IBH’s goals of scaling its digitally-enabled total person approach to behavioral health and care management.
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Mike’s career includes tenure in private equity-backed and public companies, as CEO of Signant Health, CEO of Influence Health, and President and COO of MedAssets. He also spent seven years at GE Healthcare, where he led several HCIT businesses. Mike’s early career included time with McKinsey & Company and six years as a U.S. Army Officer. He holds a Master of Business Administration degree from The University of Chicago and a bachelor’s degree from Notre Dame.
“I am thrilled to join the IBH team, and I look forward to this unique opportunity to continue to build the industry’s leading and most innovative digital behavioral health and care management platform,” said Mike Nolte, CEO of IBH. “This business’s important work already energizes me, and it is humbling to be a part of it.”
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“IBH is in an enviable market position with the scale, leadership, and proprietary technology to disrupt our core markets,” said John Findlay, Partner, Periscope Equity, and Board Member, IBH. “With a pragmatic balance of strategy and execution as well as a deep focus on delivering an extraordinary customer experience, Mike is a growth-oriented CEO with a reputation for leading strategic and operational change, and we are thrilled to have him join the IBH team.”
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