Mr. Fisher took his first programming class in 1978, where he found a particular aptitude for the technical. He earned his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of California, Santa Barbara, in 1989 while also running multiple restaurants that he co-founded. These became his unofficial "minor" in business.

In 1986 he left the restaurant industry to begin his tech company and graphic service bureau, In Color has serviced clients in aerospace, biomedical, defense, garment, manufacturing, events production, and political affairs. Mr. Fisher has worn many hats over the years, including publisher, graphic designer, photographer, and programmer.

In 2013, Mr. Fisher became afflicted with Multiple Sclerosis. In 2016, he left the country to undergo an Autologous Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplant (bone marrow transplant). By all accounts, the procedure was a success, stopping his MS. He was even able to reverse a good deal of the damage that the disease had caused. To this day, however, neuropathic pain remains his primary symptom.

Ruth Fisher, Ph.D., is a researcher and analyst. She enjoys figuring out how products, processes, and people interact to create outcomes and how to change the products and/or processes to generate better outcomes.

Dr. Fisher has 20 years of experience researching and analyzing the healthcare industry. She has researched and analyzed healthcare information for most participants in the system. She has experience with patient health and behavior; drug company research, sales, and patterns of use; healthcare providers’ (hospitals, clinics, outpatient centers, physician offices) expenses, processes, billing, and patient information; and insurance company patient premiums and provider reimbursements. She has worked on behalf of biotech companies, early-stage biotech researchers, physicians, and healthcare technology start-ups.