Mark Griffiths

Mark Griffiths has extensive experience in the technology and healthcare sectors. Mark currently holds the position of Chief Information Officer at Solari, Inc., where they have been since 2020.

Prior to their current role, Mark worked at Kaiser Permanente, where they held multiple positions including Executive Director - Northern California, Chief Information Officer - East Bay Service Area, and Chief Information Officer – Fresno Medical Center. During their time at Kaiser Permanente, Mark managed large budgets, oversaw IT operations, and implemented emerging technologies to enhance efficiencies and service delivery.

Before joining Kaiser Permanente, Mark served as the Chief Information Officer at Tahoe Forest Hospital District, where they managed all IT operations for a community health system.

Mark also has experience in board membership, having served as an Independent Director at Ciprico, a technology company based in Minneapolis. Additionally, they have worked as an Independent Consultant at Griffiths Group Consulting, providing expertise to small alternative medical companies.

Earlier in their career, Mark held leadership roles at Verisign, where they led the introduction of security solutions to the enterprise market, and Veritas Software, where they managed corporate marketing.

Mark's career in the technology industry began at Cisco, where they served as the Senior Director of Marketing.

Overall, Mark Griffiths brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in IT strategy, operations, and leadership roles, with a focus on driving program consistency, process standardization, and technology implementation.

Mark Griffiths attended Cardiff University / Prifysgol Caerdydd, where they earned a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Computer Systems. Mark also studied at the London School of Business and Finance, where they obtained a Diploma in Marketing. Additionally, they obtained a certification as a Certified Quality Examiner from the Foundation for the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award in January 2010.