Former Uber exec named chief technology officer at digital health startup

Matthew Mengerink has been appointed the first chief technology officer at Thirty Madison, a digital health platform that delivers care to older adults with chronic conditions.

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Three details:

  1. Mr. Mengerink most recently was vice president of infrastructure and engineering at Uber, according to an Oct. 14 news release from Thirty Madison.  Before working for Uber, he was vice president of engineering at YouTube. Mr. Mengerink has also served in executive roles at eBay and PayPal.
  2. Thirty Madison also named Katie Tomezsko vice president of product and brand. She previously worked at Apple and Disney.
  3. Kenny Pate was appointed vice president of product and platform.He previously served in leadership positions at eBay and General Motors.

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