Hinge Health
Ed Greenbaum is the AVP of Partnerships & Business Development at Hinge Health. Prior to joining Hinge Health, Ed was a Sales Consultant at BurnAlong where they helped deliver online video personalized wellbeing classes and social motivation to employees and their family members. Ed also served as the Vice President of Sales for UnitedHealthcare Mid-Atlantic and the Senior Vice President of Business Development for Aon.
Ed has been in the business development industry for over 20 years and has a wealth of experience in developing partnerships and building relationships with clients. Ed is a strategic thinker and an excellent communicator, which has helped him succeed in their previous roles. Ed is also a strong leader and motivator, and is always looking for new ways to help their team reach their full potential.
Ed Greenbaum holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Marketing from Frostburg State University. Ed has been a participant in the CSM (Client Service Model) Aon Corporation in Chicago, USA since 2008, and has been a faculty sales trainer since 2009. Ed Greenbaum attended Wootton High School.
Some of their coworkers include Roy Steiner - Director, Partnerships & Business Development, Rob Gregg - Director, Partnerships & Business Development, and Kristen Sherman - AVP, Partnerships. Ed Greenbaum reports to Joshua Sturm, VP, Partnerships.
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Hinge Health
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Hinge Health is pioneering the world’s most patient-centered Digital Musculoskeletal (MSK) Clinic™. Four in five employers and 90% of health plans with a digital MSK solution have chosen Hinge Health. Hinge Health reduces MSK pain, opioid use, and surgeries by pairing advanced wearable sensors and computer vision technology with a comprehensive Clinical Care Team with doctors of physical therapy, physicians, board-certified health coaches, and more. Hinge Health’s Digital MSK Clinic is connected with 750,000+ in-person providers and enables real-time interventions for proven medical claims reduction.