Rhett Hogan
Co-Founder
Rhett is an operating executive and investor with a uniquely integrated background across executive leadership, healthcare advisory and investing, and pharmacy services. Most recently, Mr. Hogan served as Chief Executive Officer of Heartland Infusion where he oversaw the Company’s successful exit to IVX Health. Prior to Heartland Infusion, Mr. Hogan held investment banking and investor roles with Houlihan Lokey and Courage Capital Management, respectively. He began his career as a cardiology and critical care pharmacist and pharmacy services manager, spending six years with HCA in Nashville, TN. Mr. Hogan received his Doctor of Pharmacy from Lipscomb University and his Masters in Business Administration from Vanderbilt University.
While most of his professional life is spent inside, Rhett spends most of his personal time outside. On any given day, you might find him playing with his son, traveling with his wife, or hunting and fishing with his family and friends.
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Branson Tibbs
Co-Founder
Branson is an investing and operating executive with experience across a multitude of industries, which include swim schools, auto services, home health and hospice, pharmaceutical services, environmental engineering and consulting, freelance staffing, and pet and animal health. Most recently, Mr. Tibbs served as an investor at Morgan Stanley Capital Partners, a top quartile middle-market private equity fund, where he focused on executing control investments in fragmented industries and partnering with management and industry executives to drive growth and value creation. Mr. Tibbs began his career as an investment banker at Houlihan Lokey’s healthcare group. Mr. Tibbs graduated Magna Cum Laude from New York University’s Leonard N. Stern School of Business and Valedictorian of his High School.
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In his personal life, Branson enjoys traveling to unique destinations with his wife, having surfed with crocodiles in Costa Rica, been blessed by a voodoo shaman in Togo, and hiked within 100 yards of a volcano eruption in Guatemala.
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