James R. West serves as president and CEO of PIH Health, a nonprofit network comprising hospitals, outpatient offices, and physician groups across Southern California. During his tenure, West initiated a comprehensive five-year strategic plan aimed at modernizing regional clinical care. His leadership also saw the expansion of post-acute care facilities in Downtown Los Angeles and the management of significant operational challenges, including a systemwide cyberattack and a shortage of intravenous supplies. West is an active board member of the California Hospital Association, Vizient West Coast, and the Hospital Association of Southern California. Under his guidance, PIH Health has been nationally recognized for Digital Health Most Wired status for 12 consecutive years.
Steve Yi is the co-founder and CEO of MediaAlpha, Inc., a leading platform in the insurance industry focused on programmatic customer acquisition. Yi’s approach challenges traditional digital advertising models while promoting operational transparency on a global scale. He has incorporated artificial intelligence technologies to enhance and scale automated insurance carrier distribution networks. Under his leadership, MediaAlpha achieved a record revenue of $1.1 billion and a total transaction value of $2.2 billion. Yi also holds a position on the board of White Mountains Insurance Group (NYSE: WTM) and volunteers with the Pacific Palisades Baseball Association.
Todd Wilson is the Regional President for Greater Los Angeles at PNC Bank, where he oversees business development, manages relationships with high-net-worth clients, and directs philanthropic initiatives supporting early childhood development. Wilson brings 30 years of experience in finance, including private equity and leveraged lending. He previously served as managing director for the City of Los Angeles, where he supported small business growth and helped orchestrate an affordable housing capital fund in partnership with United Way. In his current role, Wilson leads efforts to provide corporate recovery resources for small businesses impacted by the 2025 wildfires, while also supporting long-term municipal economic stability and teacher training programs.