Craig Abrahamson

Craig Abrahamson has extensive experience in business development and strategic management within the healthcare industry. Craig began their career at WellPoint, where they served as a Client Executive for National Accounts, overseeing customer service teams and managing financial performance. Craig then joined UnitedHealthcare as a Strategic Client Executive, responsible for the overall management and growth of a book of National Accounts.

In 2011, Abrahamson moved to OptumHealth Insights, where they served as a Client Analytics Manager, acting as the primary point of contact for clients and consultants, and utilizing data analysis to maximize outcomes and address future risks.

Craig then joined SCIO Health Analytics as the Vice President of Strategic Management, leading the creation of strategic sales pathways and managing a team of Sales Managers and Strategic Client Partners.

Currently, Abrahamson is working at RxBenefits, Inc. as a Strategic Markets Business Development & Channel Partnerships professional. In this role, they partner with consultants and health systems to improve pharmacy benefit spend on employee plans, manages owned pharmacy performance, and builds and manages channel partnerships. Craig also facilitates strategic planning and execution, and takes a lead role in building and maintaining relationships.

Overall, Craig Abrahamson has a proven track record of success in business development, strategic management, and client relations within the healthcare industry.

Craig Abrahamson completed their Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and Government at the University of Connecticut from 1985 to 1989. Following that, they pursued further education and obtained a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree in Business Administration and Management, General from the University of Hartford from 1993 to 1995. In addition to their academic qualifications, Craig Abrahamson also holds a certification in Life & Health, which they obtained from the State of Connecticut in October 2000.