Our Promise

Bob Nakahara joined InDemand Interpreting in September 2015 with more than 20 years of experience leading financial success for organizations throughout the healthcare industry. Prior to joining InDemand, Bob was the CFO for the Washington Health Benefit Exchange. The Exchange was created to implement a key provision of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and was recognized nationally as one of the most successful State-Based Exchanges. Previously, he was the CFO for Qliance Medical Management, Inc., which owns and operates direct primary care clinics in Washington state. He has been a partner at Tatum Consulting, LLC, the CFO for MedManage Systems, Inc. and the Senior Vice President/CFO of PREMERA Blue Cross of Washington and Alaska. Bob is serving his seventh consecutive three-year term as a trustee on the Washington State Investment Board, where he managed a $100 billion state retirement fund.

Michael Brothers joined InDemand in October 2016 with more than 22 years of technology experience. At InDemand, he is responsible for strategic leadership and operational oversight of Software Development, Network Operations and the IT Service Desk (Help Desk). Mike helped the company’s founders build the original network infrastructure for InDemand and served as a technical advisory board member.

Most recently, Mike was a Consulting Systems Architect for Cisco Systems, as part of a Global Mobility Architecture team focused on mobile service providers including AT&T, Verizon Wireless, T-Mobile and Sprint. His experience also includes systems and network engineering for Clearwire and West Safety Services. He is a resourceful leader who has been on the leading edge of designing and implementing novel approaches to make systems more robust and scalable. Mike holds a Computer and Systems Engineering degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

Tom Snarsky has over 28 years of high-tech medical capital sales and sales management experience. He has 17 years of experience with startup and growth-stage companies managing the sale of disruptive technologies, most notably with the Cyberknife radiosurgery device at Accuray as Eastern Area VP of Sales, and Remote Presence robotic telemedicine platforms at InTouch Health as VP of sales for the Eastern U.S. During his tenure at Accuray, Tom’s team in the eastern area represented over 60 percent of the worldwide sales, and he played a key role in helping to mature the company to an IPO in February 2007 (NASDAQ:ARAY). While at InTouch Health, he and his team were instrumental in impacting a growth in overall revenue from $8 million in 2008 to $27 million in 2013. Tom received his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Tufts University.

Casey Zanetti is a marketing executive with close to 20 years of experience in both B2C and B2B marketing and brand building. Building strong brands, increasing market awareness and generating growth in startup environments is her passion. With more than a decade of her career devoted to the healthcare industry, she is committed to supporting the use of technology to help patients, family members and clinicians better manage patient care and ultimately outcomes. At InDemand, Casey is committed to ensuring that every patient in any medical setting receives the highest quality health care, regardless of language, cultural background or disability. Throughout her career, Casey has benefited organizations with disruptive technologies, focus on rapid growth and meet their aggressive goals. She received her Master of Arts degree in Whole Systems Design from Antioch University.

Brian Douglas comes to InDemand most recently from technology integrator Carousel Industries where he was focused on building vertical solutions among partner technology companies for the healthcare, government and education markets. As for Carousel Industries and Prior to Carousel, Brian was Business Development Director at Polycom. Through organizations such as HIMSS and the American Telemedicine Association, he has developed industry connections to find and obtain grant funding from both federal agencies and private foundations. He also spent eight years in clinical sales with surgical and medical device companies including Stryker, Kyphon and Medtronic. Brian earned an MBA while working in higher education as Chief Operations Officer at Alaska Pacific University.