LEADERSHIP

As Vice President and Chief Technology Officer at SimpleC, Doug Nelson spearheads the architectural design and integration of innovative care solutions. With 20 years of IT experience and over a decade as an enterprise architect, Doug has a proven track record of delivering highly integrated systems that have generated $2 billion in annual revenue.

His previous roles at BellSouth Mobility, GE Power Systems, and Royal Caribbean have equipped him with extensive expertise in scalable solutions for large corporate environments. Doug brings best practices, robust processes, and high-performance standards to SimpleC.

His proficiency in open-source technologies, mobility, offline data synchronization, and clustered systems has been instrumental in developing SimpleC’s next-generation care solutions. Doug is a proud graduate of the Georgia Institute of Technology

Jun is a global IT leader with a passion for technology-driven innovation, blending deep technical expertise with business strategy. He brings decades of experience leading large-scale teams and initiatives across healthcare, enterprise, and consumer tech.

Most recently, Jun served as CTO of Keenly Health, an innovative digital health startup developing non-contact bio-monitoring solutions. Earlier in his career, he was part of the founding team at WebLogic (later acquired by Oracle), founded Merisoft to help companies like GE and Caribbean Cruise Line go digital, and held senior technology roles at The Coca-Cola Company, partnering with firms like Google to drive digital transformation.

Anne Adams, PhD, Managing Director of Applied Research, leads SimpleC’s research operation to assess the feasibility and efficacy of innovative approaches to personalized care.  She is responsible for internal and external studies including the application and management of academic research grant awards. Anne drives two SimpleC NIH National Institutes of Health awards.

After studying psychology in Germany and Canada, Anne discovered her passion in human factors & aging. She worked with Mentor and Professor Wendy Rogers, Head of Psychology at Georgia Institute of Technology, to develop the skills required to understand and design products to serve aging adult users, their family and care providers.  Anne drives the SimpleC research department to provide clinically tested efficacious therapies.   Publishing is a mandate to benefit our industry through the NIH, GSA, GAPNA, Georgia Tech, Veterans Administration, Johns Hopkins and University of Maryland.

Anne received her Bachelor of Science from the University of Alberta and her PhD from the Georgia Institute of Technology.  Anne is a member of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (US and Europe), the Gerontological Society of America, and American Psychological Association, Division 21.

Melany Sattler, MSW, Vice President of Clinical Services for SimpleC, directs SimpleC’s Care Team in implementing highly personalized media-driven cognitive therapies. She is responsible for setting the goals and meeting the needs of care recipients, family members and the care providers and contributing to the continual development of SimpleC’s care technology. With 20 years in the field, Melany has extensive direct care experience with seniors and caregivers in both home health and community settings. As a dementia expert, she has presented in over 1,400 meetings with professional caregivers, family caregivers and operations executives.  Her passion lies in person-centered care and helping caregivers understand Alzheimer’s and other dementias. She encourages each person to optimize abilities, in order to preserve independence, self-esteem and dignity. Prior to joining SimpleC she was Director of Education for the Alzheimer’s Association, Georgia Chapter for 10 years. She is a graduate of the University of Georgia with both Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Social Work; she is a Foundations of Dementia Care Master Trainer, a board member of the Georgia Gerontology Society, board member of the Georgia Institute on Aging, and a member of the advisory committee for the Culture Change Network of Georgia.  She is an accomplished support group leader and counselor.