Fulton Collins

Fulton Collins has a diverse work experience spanning various industries. Fulton is currently the CEO of Wellfit, a healthcare technology platform that simplifies patient financing and dental plans. Previously, they served as the CEO of Collins Capital, a role they held since 2015. Fulton also held the position of Chairman of the Board at International Oncology Care, overseeing 32 cancer treatment centers in Latin America. Fulton was a Director on the Board of Directors at 21st Century Oncology, the largest integrated cancer care network in the U.S. Fulton also held leadership roles at the Young Presidents' Organization, serving as Chairman of the Board of Directors. Earlier in their career, Fulton was the Chairman and CEO of Network Communications, Inc. (NCI), a media company serving real estate markets. Fulton also served as a Board Director at Envirotest Systems Holdings Corp and Euramax International, Inc. Additionally, they were the President of Modeci, Inc., a wireless communications solutions company, and the Chief Operations Officer at Windsor Equity Group.

Fulton Collins began their education at Polytechnic School, which they attended from 1979 to 1981. Fulton then went on to Menlo School, where they obtained their high school diploma from 1981 to 1985. After completing their secondary education, Collins pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in History at UCLA, where they studied from 1985 to 1989. Fulton furthered their education by attending Stanford University Graduate School of Business, where they earned their Master of Business Administration (MBA) specializing in Business from 1992 to 1994.