Todd Cozzens brings to Transformation Capital more than thirty years of experience in the digital health industry that includes founding, operating, building, investing in and exiting innovative and market leading companies. He has a history of creating value both as an operator and as an investor co-founded Transformation Capital and its predecessor management company, Leerink Transformation Partners LLC, in 2016 and serves on the boards of two Fund I portfolio companies: PatientPop and LetsGetChecked (Chairman), and one Fund II company, SWORD. Todd was formerly on the board of PatientPing before its sale to Appriss in 2021 for $500M and on the board of Health Catalyst for 6 years until a year after its IPO in 2019.
Following the acquisition of Picis, Todd joined UnitedHealth Group, the largest commercial health insurer in the world, and helped form its Optum subsidiary, which, today, at over $120 billion in annual revenue, has become one of the most important companies in the digital health landscape, as well as an active acquirer of growth equity-backed digital health businesses.
Before his role in strategy and M&A at Optum, Todd also started a new business unit, Optum Accountable Care Solutions, to enable health systems to bear actuarial risk and transition to value-based care and served as Chief Executive Officer of the unit, which built a revenue base of more than $400 million in 18 months.
Earlier in his career, Todd was the president of a division of Marquette Medical Systems Inc., where he led international sales expansion from 2% to 40% of that company’s revenue. Todd also co-led Marquette Medical’s initial public offering and assisted in its subsequent sale to GE for more than $800 million.
Todd graduated from Marquette University, and completed Harvard Business School’s Program for Management Development.