Co-Founder and President of Kambaii Health. Mehdi Shams is the Co-Founder and President of Kambaii Health. He is also the Co-founder and the President of CRID-USA (Center for Robotic Innovation and Development-USA). He has more than twenty years of experience in information technology in the United States.

He received his BSc. degree from the University of North Texas in computer science with minors in entrepreneurship and strategic management. He started his career with Microsoft and has worked for many technology giants - Southwestern Bell, (now AT&T), Verizon, Hotels.com, Blue Cross Blue Shield in different capacities. He was the head of PMO (Director) at IPC- Team Health prior to co-founding CRID-USA. Mehdi has spearheaded large software development projects, TELCO infrastructure integration projects, network roll out projects, Federal and States government projects throughout his career. He has extensive experience in the American healthcare system. He has played a vital role in implementing Affordable Care Act popularly known as Obamacare in 14 states for the Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance company. He also led many development initiatives in the integrated healthcare devices. He came up with the vision to create a platform for the innovators and high school students to help support innovators’ dreams and bring their dreams to reality. His vision is to create a semi-formal alternative approach of learning for the innovators and to implement a robust support system for the innovators which includes everything from idea to reality.

Dr. Nowreen Haq is the Vice President of Medical Management of Kambaii Health global platform and also serves in leadership capacity in directing endocrinology practices at centers affiliated with University of Maryland Midtown Professionals Group. Her clinical practice is focused on cardiometabolic disease, endocrinology and lipidology. She had received fellowship training in endocrinology at the National Institute of Health (NIH), USA. She served as an Associate Program Director of Internal Medicine Residency program at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine affiliated Greater Baltimore Medical Center and as a faculty member at theJohns Hopkins School of Medicine and at the New York University (NYU). She has served in multiple education panels of American College of Physicians (ACP), Society of Hospital Medicine (SHM). She is an author and contributor for “Decision Making: Hospital Medicine, 2nd Edition”, as well as for the Society of Hospital Medicine’s Education Committee run “Clinical Quick Talks Library”. Dr. Haq earned an award for academic excellence, while at the Medical College for Women during her medical school years. Throughout her residency training, she contributed to quality improvement, as well as patient safety protocol development. She has keen interest in the areas of chronic disease epidemiology, heart failure and preventive cardiology. Under the guidance of preventive cardiologist Dr. Roger Blumenthal, Dr. Haq had contributed to the academic curriculum of the National Lipid Association (NLA). She had been strongly involved in clinical research activities with the heart failure clinic at Johns Hopkins Bayview and was identified as physician champion for the inpatient heart failure admission’s value based management. Her dedication for improving the hospital length of stay, prevention of readmissions of heart failure patients has earned her an advisory board membership on the Patient Centered Outcome Research Institute (PCORI) funded pSCANNER (patient-centered SCAlable National Network for Effectiveness Research) project. Dr. Nowreen Haq has been a co-author of the Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerorsis (MESA) group and with her colleagues from the Johns Hopkins University, she has published series of papers on the gender based association of androgens on the carotid artery distensibility, the effect of metabolically healthy obesity transition to metabolic syndrome, and its effect on Cardiovascular Risk.