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At FABA, we had the chance to sit down, share meals, and break bread with friends from Camber , Motivity , and Hi Rasmus . Those conversations reminded us that community isn’t just talked about — it’s LIVED. We also reminisced about the first ABA C.A.R.E.S. Summit in 2023. Since then, the field has grown. We have grown. And together as a larger community we’ve come so far. 💙 We are honored to recognize our partners who have committed to continuing the journey in 2026: • 🟡 Camber — Gold Sponsor • ⚪ Motivity — Silver Sponsor • 🔵 Hi Rasmus — Supporter+ Sponsor Because each of these organizations embodies what this Summit is all about: 💙Commitment to community 💙Solutions built to sustain 💙A vision of a healthier workforce These companies have integrity, heart, vision, and mission. They walk the walk. Their support is more than sponsorship. It is a true partnership. And they are what makes the ABA C.A.R.E.S. Summit 2026 in Boston possible. We are grateful. We are excited. And we cannot wait to see how far we will go together. 🙌 Help us celebrate their contribute with a ❤️👏💬or ⏩ #CARES26

Two weeks ago, we at Camber had the privilege of co-hosting the Lion Forum with K. Ventures at the Kennedy Compound in Cape Cod. Together we welcomed 150 founders, investors, and policymakers to reflect on how technology and AI are reshaping healthcare in America. This moment was a bit surreal for me - I remember when we were first invited to attend the Lion Forum three years ago, I turned to Nathan and Celina to say that this is how we knew we’d made it. To be able to co-host such deeply impactful conversations felt like we were coming full circle! Today, few issues feel more urgent than building a healthcare system that works for everyone. Costs continue to rise, providers are stretched thin, and too much of their time is lost to administrative work instead of patient care. For Camber, helping to change that is at the center of why we do what we do. And that’s why the Lion Forum was so energizing: over coffee and conversation, the discussion turned not just to business, but to values. How to make care more human, how to restore trust in our systems, and how to align innovation with the people it is meant to serve. Over those few days, I was grateful to hear from so many voices shaping the future of this work. Seth Moulton, Daniel Goldman, and Patrick J. Kennedy spoke with urgency about the role of policy. I had the honor of joining Julie Klapstein and Bruce Perkins in conversation on building in the age of AI in healthcare. Stephanie Davis and Julie Yoo sparked a lively dialogue on the future of healthcare investment, and Aneesh Chopra reminded us how powerful public-private collaboration can be. I’m especially thankful to Christopher and Judd for their vision in bringing this community together, and for inviting us to help shape the conversation. I also want to thank Thomas Antony, Emily Rash, Jason Strauss, Michael Berry, Manita Singh, Kevin Hutchinson, Michael Maloney, Joel Miller and Will Cooper for trusting us and coming on this journey with us. Your presence and perspectives made the experience even more meaningful. Onto next year!

🚨 OPEN EARLY CAREER SALES ROLE @ NY HEALTHCARE STARTUP 🚨 If you’re an ambitious D1 yapper who loves Grey’s Anatomy, I’ve found a job for you 👩🏻💻 Camber is looking for a Sales Development Representative to grow their mission-driven healthcare platform 💰 💻 🗽Location: NYC 🗽Workstyle: Hybrid, 3-5 days a week 🗽Salary: $60K-$120K 🗽Team: Series B healthcare startup with product-market fit If you thrive in fast-paced environments, passionate about healthcare, worked in retail or restaurants, you would be a great fit for this role! 👩🏻💻 Interested in this role? Check the comments for the job description 💡Tag a friend who should know about this opening! 💛 Follow Sondra Y. for more Gen Z job search advice, tips, and stories #genz #jobhunt #openrole #newyork #healthcare #startup #sales #unemployed #earlycareer #forward