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Successful entrepreneurs are wired differently. They are Changemakers. Running Stuff, a Peterson Partners podcast, aims to uncover the real story of what it’s like in the trenches to run and scale a business. Running Stuff combines the wisdom and success of Stanford University Professor, and former JetBlue Airways Chairman, Joel Peterson with some of today's brightest entrepreneurs to provide insight on how to “Run Stuff.”Join us for season one where we will discuss topics every entrepreneur should know but might be hesitant to ask including, how to start from scratch, how to go to market, how to hire the right people, and how to develop a differentiated brand.

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Discovering the Why with entrepreneur Chris Klomp, moderated by Clint Peterson

December 20, 2021 • Peterson Partners • Season 1 • Episode 17

Our topic today is “Discovering the Why,” with guest Chris Klomp, CEO of Collective Medical. Collective Medical is a platform that coordinates care across providers to help the most vulnerable find the care they need. Over a third of US hospitals today are on the platform, which serves nearly 100 million Americans. Prior to Collective Medical, Chris worked for Bain Capital. He earned an MBA at Stanford Graduate School of Business, and a B.A. in Economics and English from Brigham Young University. Chris grew up in Boise, Idaho.

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