Matthew Cerullo joined BrainCheck in April 2022 as Chief Revenue Officer, bringing over 15 years of experience in medical devices and digital health. He leads BrainCheck’s sales, business development, and revenue operations, ensuring its cognitive assessment technology reaches the providers, health systems, and payers that need it most.

Before BrainCheck, Matthew served as SVP of Sales at Real Time Medical Systems, where he led strategic sales initiatives to help healthcare organizations leverage real-time data analytics for improved patient outcomes. Prior to that, he spent a decade at Medline Industries in multiple leadership roles, driving integrated health network partnerships, expanding national accounts, and scaling revenue across diverse healthcare markets.

Matthew holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in Philosophy. Passionate about transforming sales processes and commercial strategies in healthcare, he has deep expertise in scaling digital health solutions and building high-performance teams.

Based in Denver, CO, Matthew enjoys spending time with his wife and two kids. Outside of work, he’s an avid skier, hiker, camper, and hunter, and loves traveling to explore new places.

Chris Loughlin joined BrainCheck as CEO in October 2024. 

From March 2020 to October 2024, he served as Managing Partner at Pixiu Investments, a private equity firm based in Austin, Texas. From February 2016 to March 2020, Chris was CEO of Digital Pharmacist, a patient engagement platform for pharmacies. During his tenure, the business scaled from fewer than 200 pharmacies and under $1 million in ARR to more than 7,500 pharmacies, millions of patients, and over $20 million in ARR. Digital Pharmacist was acquired by K1 Investment Management in December 2018.

From September 2001 to December 2015, Chris held a series of senior leadership roles at Travelzoo (NASDAQ: TZOO), where he helped develop the company’s core products and revenue streams and founded and scaled its European business. Serving as CEO for five and a half years, he led Travelzoo to more than $160 million in revenue and met or exceeded Street expectations in 20 of 22 quarters. Under his leadership, the company grew to approximately 600 employees, expanded to 26 offices worldwide, reached 30 million global subscribers, and was recognized on Crain’s list of Best Places to Work.

Chris holds a BSc (Honors) in Technology Management from Staffordshire University, an MBA from the University of California, Berkeley Haas School of Business focused on entrepreneurship and strategy, and an MBA from Columbia Business School focused on finance.

He is active in the Austin community and has served as Board Chair of YPO Austin. Chris has also served on the National Leadership Board of the Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas and is a member of the Board of Trustees of Kent School in Connecticut, where he attended as an ESU scholar. His recognitions include Young Entrepreneur of the Year from Barclays Commercial and “Most Likely to Challenge the Status Quo” from UC Berkeley Haas alumni.

Chris is married to Kathleen Irvin Loughlin, an Austin-based philanthropist focused on women in the arts and a Tony Award–winning producer. They have two children. With a family history of Alzheimer’s disease, Chris is personally motivated to build products that have a meaningful and positive impact on patients and families.

Mary Patterson is a clinical and operational leader committed to building standard of care medical technology portfolios and advancing healthcare through clinical research. She brings to BrainCheck a decade of experience in the neuroscience research space with expert familiarity in Alzheimer’s Disease, Neurointerventional and Neurovascular research and technology. She is a proven team manager with experience leading large scale Phase I through Phase IV IDE and IND clinical trials from study design and development through 510K and CE Mark approval.

Mary holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Neuroscience from Ohio University and a Masters of Science in Aging and Neuroscience from the University of South Florida.

Molly Penna is a dynamic leader with over 10 years of experience in healthcare, strategy, and technology. Since joining BrainCheck in 2021, she has led the company’s expansion into national and regional healthcare systems. Her efforts have transformed the implementation of cognitive health solutions in fee-for-service and value-based-care medical institutions. She spearheaded key initiatives like the first EHR integration with Epic and engaged with hospital executive leaders and clinicians to ensure successful adoption. Molly streamlines customer success processes and retention strategies, ensuring solutions align with go-to-market initiatives and business development goals.

Before BrainCheck, Molly led healthcare strategy projects, development of custom technology platforms, and advised local nonprofits through pro bono engagements at Deloitte. Molly holds a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering with minors in Mathematics & Military Science from the University of Miami, graduating magna cum laude and serving as President of Tau Beta Pi, the national engineering honor society.

Molly is passionate about transforming healthcare through technology, empowering providers with innovative tools to improve patient outcomes.

Judd Rabb, CPA, is a seasoned financial executive with extensive experience driving strategic growth and operational excellence in technology start-ups and high-growth companies. He has held key leadership roles at companies such as OJO Labs, Digital Pharmacist, Main Street Hub, SolarBridge Technologies, BazaarVoice and Silicon Laboratories, where he supported over $175 million in venture capital financings, $85 million in private debt transactions, and three IPOs raising over $465 million.

Judd’s expertise spans M&A, SEC reporting, SOX compliance, and scaling operations through effective systems and team development. A results-driven leader, he has played pivotal roles in transactions exceeding $800 million, bringing disciplined financial stewardship and strategic insight to every organization he serves. Judd was named CFO of the Year by the Austin Business Journal, and was a founding member of the FASB’s Private Company Financial Reporting Committee. He is a graduate of Texas A&M University with a BBA in Accounting and a CPA in the State of Texas.

Bassel Samman is an accomplished software architect with deep expertise in engineering and infrastructure management. With over a decade of experience as a Software Engineer and Developer prior to joining BrainCheck, he has consistently delivered scalable software solutions, managed complex rollouts, and ensured robust infrastructure security.

Bassel joined BrainCheck in 2015 as Senior Architect, where he played a key role in transforming and scaling the company’s infrastructure over the course of nearly a decade. He now serves as Chief Technology Officer, bringing his technical leadership and strategic vision to the company’s ongoing growth and innovation.

Robert Terrell is a product leader with more than 17 years of healthcare technology experience building integrated, HIPAA-compliant digital health ecosystems that connect patients, care partners, pharmacists, and physicians to improve engagement and health outcomes. As Vice President of Product Development at BrainCheck, Robert defines and advances the company’s product strategy, aligns key stakeholders around a clear roadmap, drives innovation into commercially viable offerings, and leads efforts to integrate BrainCheck into EHR workflows.

Previously, Robert drove patient engagement and pharmacy technology solutions, including bi-directional integrations with 50+ pharmacy management systems and enterprise-scale partnerships supporting tens of thousands of pharmacies and tens of millions of patients.

Robert earned a Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, graduating summa cum laude and recognized as the Outstanding Graduate of the B.I. Moody III College of Business. He is passionate about using technology to reduce operational burden for care teams while helping patients better manage their health.

Andrew Chen serves as Vice President of Product at BrainCheck, where he owns product execution for a new tech-enabled care delivery model, partnering closely with engineering, operations, and go-to-market teams to bring new capabilities to market and drive measurable outcomes for patients and providers.

Prior to BrainCheck, Andrew held senior product leadership roles at Aledade and was Chief Product Officer and Co-founder of Iris Healthcare, an Advance Care Planning company that was acquired by Aledade.  Across his healthcare technology work, he helped build and scale patient-facing and clinical workflow systems that supported care delivery at scale—growing to serve tens of thousands of patients each year.

Earlier in his career, Andrew was part of the early team at Bazaarvoice, where his product contributions helped power the company’s meteoric rise from an early-stage startup into a category-defining platform adopted broadly by leading brands and retailers. While at Bazaarvoice, he also led incubator-style product and engineering Labs, launching and scaling new initiatives from concept through delivery. Andrew’s foundation is in technical consulting and hands-on software development and solutions implementation, which continues to shape his practical, execution-oriented leadership style as he builds products alongside engineering teams. He is based in Austin, Texas, and earned his undergraduate degree from The University of Texas at Austin.

Danielle Yoon is a marketing leader with over 9 years of experience in software and healthcare technology. As Head of Marketing at BrainCheck, she drives go-to-market strategy, builds demand generation programs, and strengthens BrainCheck’s positioning to accelerate adoption of its cognitive health solutions across health systems, providers, and partners.

Before BrainCheck, Danielle led marketing for a digital pharmacy solutions company focused on driving patient engagement, then brought that experience to a continuous improvement software company helping enterprise organizations engage more people around improvement for faster, higher-impact change. Across both roles, she built and oversaw demand generation and full-funnel programs designed to increase user adoption and create sustained product demand.

Danielle earned a Bachelor of Science in Communications with a minor in Psychology from Boston University, graduating cum laude.