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Christopher A. Cook, MBA, FACHE, is Vice President of Regional Operations at Everleap Fertility and a healthcare operations executive with more than 25 years of experience leading complex, multi-site physician organizations. He partners with physicians and operational leaders across Everleap Fertility’s nationwide network to expand patient access, improve performance and advance clinical and operational excellence. A Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives and Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, Mr. Cook combines financial discipline, operational expertise and physician partnership to help Everleap Fertility deliver high-performing care at scale. Prior to joining Everleap, he held senior leadership and organizational transformation roles across healthcare systems, specialty practices and ambulatory networks. Mr. Cook earned his MBA in Healthcare Administration from Florida International University and BS in Biology from Bradley University.

Jake Quigley is Regional Vice President of Operations for Everleap Fertility, leading operations across the Northeast and bringing a people-centered approach to strategy, execution and operational excellence. He has more than two decades of healthcare leadership experience, including as Senior Vice President of Operations for Benchmark Senior Living, where he oversaw more than 70 locations across nine states. Jake began his healthcare career serving five years in U.S. Navy healthcare operations. He is also an Adjunct Professor at Regis College, teaching healthcare management, gerontology and public policy. He earned a Doctor of Law and Public Policy from Northeastern University. 

Elizabeth Brewer is a healthcare policy and government affairs executive with more than 23 years of experience shaping federal and state healthcare policy across the biopharmaceutical, diagnostics, vaccines, consumer health, and fertility sectors. Currently serving as Head of U.S. Government Affairs at Everleap Fertility, she has held senior leadership roles at bioMérieux, GSK, and Sanofi, leading advocacy and market access strategies that have protected more than $500 million in business value, averted up to $400 million in tax exposure, and expanded patient access to innovative healthcare solutions. A recognized leader in government affairs, Elizabeth engages regularly with Congress, FDA, HHS, CMS, and state policymakers to influence healthcare policy and regulatory outcomes.

Elizabeth holds a Master of Public Health from Emory University, a Master of Science in Biology from Old Dominion University, a Graduate Certificate in Aging from the University of Florida College of Medicine, and a Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of North Florida. She has also completed a Women's Executive Leadership Program and serves in leadership roles with several public health and policy organizations, including Rutgers School of Public Health, the American Lung Association, and the Global Women's Innovation Network. 

Lindsey McBain is Executive Director of Business Operations for Everleap Fertility, where she has helped shape the organization’s growth and infrastructure since joining the company in 2008. Her work spans systems, processes and people, helping build the operational foundation needed to support a growing national fertility network. Before entering reproductive medicine, Lindsey worked in insurance, specializing in risk management and healthcare liability and developing expertise navigating complex regulatory environments. She brings that perspective to operational strategy and organizational growth at Everleap. Lindsey earned her MBA from the University of Texas at Tyler and BA in Political Science from Northeastern University.

Nicole Condon, MBA, is Chief Executive Officer of TRIO Fertility, an Everleap Fertility company under the Global IVI Institute, where she leads clinic operations, strategic growth and organizational development. Through Nicole’s leadership, TRIO has grown into one of Canada’s leading fertility networks, with the country’s largest in-house fertility medical team, longest-running IVF laboratory and an extensive satellite network across Ontario. To her credit, TRIO was named the 2024 recipient of Fertility Matters Canada’s national Compassion & Care Award. She has championed a model of care that addresses patients' emotional and mental well-being alongside their physical treatment, supporting the development and implementation of TRIO's Trauma-Informed Fertility Care program. She also founded EVOLVE, Canada’s first clinic dedicated exclusively to egg freezing. Nicole is a public advocate for expanded IVF funding and more equitable access to fertility care across Canada. She earned her BA from York University and MBA from the Schulich School of Business. 

Glenn Proctor, MHA, is a reproductive healthcare executive with more than 20 years of experience spanning embryology, laboratory leadership, clinical operations, business development, and executive management. As Regional Vice President for the West Coast at Everleap Fertility, he leads operational performance across a network of fertility practices and partners with the Global Laboratory team to advance laboratory strategy, quality, and innovation. Prior to Everleap Fertility, Glenn spent more than a decade with Conceptions Reproductive Associates of Colorado, advancing from Laboratory Manager to Marketing Director, Chief Operating Officer, and clinic partner. His progression from embryologist to executive gives him a unique ability to connect clinical excellence with operational execution, financial performance, and sustainable growth. Glenn holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Lander University and a Master of Health Administration from the Medical University of South Carolina.