- Jennifer Main has served as CFO of Overture Life and Certuma since March
- Main held concurrent roles as CMS COO and director of its Office of Financial Management
- She oversaw financial management services for the Treasury Department’s TARP program
Jennifer Main, former chief operating officer of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, has joined the board of directors of Claritev. The technology, data and insights company said Thursday that Main fills a newly created seat on the board.
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“Claritev operates at the intersection of payers, providers, employers, and government, and its mission to make healthcare more affordable and transparent strongly resonates with me,” Main said.
She will work with the board and management team to help the company provide greater value to clients and patients.
Who Is Jennifer Main?
Main has held leadership roles in healthcare, technology, government and finance for more than 30 years. Since March, she has been chief financial officer of Overture Life and of RealMDai, which does business as Certuma. Before taking those roles, she was CFO and COO of Amalgam Rx for nearly five years.
Main was COO of CMS from June 2018 to April 2021, managing operations for the agency’s Medicare, Medicaid and federal health insurance marketplace programs. From August 2016 to February 2019, she was also the agency’s CFO and director of the office of financial management.
Earlier, Main was CFO and COO at Millstein & Co. for over four years. She also held finance leadership positions at Waste Management and OAKLEAF Waste Management between 2010 and 2012.
Earlier, Main was CFO of the Treasury Department’s Troubled Asset Relief Program, the $700 billion effort launched during the 2008 financial crisis. In this role, she oversaw the creation and rollout of the program’s financial management services.
What Did Claritev CEO Say About the Appointment?
Travis Dalton, president and CEO of Claritev, said Main’s understanding of the healthcare sector and her record of leading through complex operating environments will benefit the board as the company pursues its strategy.
“Jenni brings a valuable combination of financial leadership, healthcare experience, and public sector perspective,” he said.
