Cardinal Health

He previously served as the CEO of MyCare Medical Group and Pharmaco Ventures.

Earlier in his career, Gotham held senior leadership roles at Vane Clinics of America as the CFO and Chief Strategy and Corporate Development Officer and at Cardinal Health as the Vice President of Strategic Planning and Corporate Development.

He began his career as a management consultant with McKinsey & Company, advising Fortune 500 healthcare clients on strategy and operations.

He also joined the International House Board of Trustees in 2025 and mentors graduate students there who are launching their own ventures.

They were so happy to not commit to something because the market there is a little bit different than what it is where they had just sold.

Some other situations had a girl who works for Cardinal Health.

I thought she worked for Cardinal Health.

Like you said, she was on a contract basis.

Hey, I'm only guaranteed here until this project's over, and it's supposed to take about six months.

And then I left here and have acquired all these tools that I want to use not to make money, but to actually bring them back to my community.

And the other thing is I've been a lobbyist, and my opponent is taking money from UnitedHealthcare, from Cardinal Health, and he's saying he wants to lower your health care costs.

Well, you can't do that while you're taking money from those folks.

He wants to lower your energy bills.

As a nationally acclaimed keynote speaker, he's worked with some major, major clients.

You know the names, like Ace Hardware, the U.S. Army, Cardinal Health, so many other organizations.

We're going to learn about what he does and how you can have him help in your organization to move things forward.

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And as we went from private equity to a banker, which is a big Apollo hybrid value fund, we got a little closer to that.

And then now that we've partnered with Cardinal Health, it's even better because we're able to continue to, as physicians, push back and say, look, I think that's a great business idea, but it's not patient first.

And if it's not patient first, then it's, I can't sell that to a doctor.

You know, I should never have to sell anything to a doctor.

He previously held executive roles at Siemens, PLM, UGS in the United States and Switzerland, and led new product development at Sulzer AG in Switzerland.

So Andreas has advised and worked with many leading global companies, including Apple, Applied Materials, Boeing, Cardinal Health, Carrier, Edwards Life Sciences, General Dynamics, Honda, Pilatus Aircraft, Proterra, Sierra Nevada, Starbucks, and Thales on PLM strategy.

That's quite the marquee list there, Andreas.

And so he also has led projects on process transformation, solution selection, and implementation.

Karen is currently the CEO of Vanguard Medical Logistics, operating in nine countries in Central America.

Before joining Vanguard, Karen was the Vice President of Enterprise Logistics for Cardinal Health and built and led the enterprise logistics operation and technology teams.

Her role at Cardinal included leading a team of 165 people in operations and directing the work of over 160 technical resources to build and integrate enterprise-wide logistics tools.

Her role included strategic initiative execution, knowledge management technology, change management, and corporate social responsibility.

So let's start with the dividend increases first that came prepared.

So they are Bank of Nova Scotia, Flowers Foods, Cardinal Health, IBM, and Apple.

Together, the dividend increases totaled just $16 per year.

And I know what you're saying, $16, what is that even? I can't buy anything with $16, what is that? But if you guys watched my video about passive income where I traveled to Russia, I show you guys why passive income is not the same as active income.

And it really doesn't have much competition, does it? Is there only two or three of them, I think?

Well, Cardinal Health certainly is a competitor, but not nearly as large as McKesson.

That's McKesson, so it's good to have.

And this is part, I guess, of the health care that we were talking about, too.