MDVIP Announces Planned Retirement of Bret Jorgensen and Names Larry Kutscher as New CEO

  

Larry Kutscher, a seasoned executive with 30+ years of experience driving transformation and growth in services industries, to succeed Bret Jorgensen as CEO on August 5, 2024

BOCA RATON, Fla. – July 23, 2024 – MDVIP, the market leader in personalized healthcare with a network of over 1,100 physicians serving more than 400,000 patients nationwide, today announced that Bret Jorgensen will retire from his role as chief executive officer and transition to non-executive chairman of the board of directors. Larry Kutscher, a veteran executive with demonstrated success leading organizations through periods of significant growth and value creation, will succeed Mr. Jorgensen as CEO and join the board of directors. These changes are a culmination of a thoughtful, planned succession process and are effective August 5, 2024.

“The last 15 years have been an incredible journey, and I am proud of all that our talented leadership team and dedicated employees have accomplished together to elevate MDVIP’s value proposition, drive consecutive quarterly growth and deliver measurably better health outcomes,” said Mr. Jorgensen. “After a comprehensive search for my successor, I believe that Larry has the experience, leadership skills and strategic vision to shape MDVIP’s future, and I look forward to working with him on the board.”

“I am honored to take on the role of CEO at MDVIP, an industry leader with a proven track record of transforming the primary care experience for both patients and doctors,” said Mr. Kutscher. “As I look forward, my goal is to build on the company’s momentum and accelerate its next phase of growth with a focus on business performance and innovation. Together with the team, we will continue advancing MDVIP’s mission and unlock its full potential.”

About Larry Kutscher
Mr. Kutscher brings to MDVIP over 30 years of executive leadership experience driving transformation and growth for industry-defining businesses. He most recently served as CEO and is currently chairman of the Board of Directors for A Place for Mom, Inc., North America’s leading senior living advisory business. While CEO, he reshaped the company’s go-to-market strategy and delivered strong revenue growth by building world-class teams to meet the needs of family caregivers and senior living communities. Prior to that, he was CEO of TravelClick where he more than doubled the travel technology provider’s revenue and earnings during his eight-year tenure. Mr. Kutscher also has served as CEO of Register.com and General Manager of the Small Business Group at Dun & Bradstreet. He held various leadership positions at American Express, where he started his career. Mr. Kutscher holds an MBA from Columbia Business School and a bachelor’s degree in political science from Brown University.

About Bret Jorgensen
Mr. Jorgensen, who joined MDVIP in 2009, is the longest-serving CEO of the company. He assumed the additional role as chairman in 2014 and has helped steer MDVIP toward impressive growth and sustainable value creation in a model that’s been transforming primary care for over two decades. Recognized as a healthcare thought leader and accomplished entrepreneur, he was twice named EY’s “Entrepreneur of the Year” in Healthcare — most recently in 2023 for MDVIP and in 1995 as president and co-founder of TheraTx. Throughout his career, Mr. Jorgensen has been instrumental in creating a values-based culture in the workplace, and as a credit to his leadership, MDVIP is recognized among Fortune’s “Best Workplaces in Healthcare.” His philanthropic commitment to making healthier lives happen propelled the MDVIP Foundation, a non-profit organization which raises public awareness of health, wellness and the value of prevention through charitable initiatives extending care to those most in need.
 

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