About Us - KnowThyself

Meet Our Team

Janis PowersFounder & Chief Executive Officer

Data driven visionary. Challenger of the status quo.

Janis has spent over 20 years in health care strategy consulting (Deloitte, Avanza Strategies) interpreting health care data. Over the years, she’s culled through EMRs (electronic medical records), claims databases, hospital financial systems, departmental data sets and patient satisfaction surveys. Janis’s laser-focus on results enables her to expertly identify what information in health care’s trove of data is useful, and what is not.

After years of publishing articles, Janis synthesized her ideas in the Amazon bestseller Health Care: Meet the American Dream. The book is a proposal to eliminate health insurance by predicting patient outcomes. Janis created KnowThyself to bring the ideas from the book to life.

Janis majored in architecture at Yale and earned master’s degrees in business and architecture (with Honors) from the University of Michigan.

3X SaaS founder. Seasoned technology entrepreneur.

Charlie has over 30 years of technology expertise focused on scalable software solutions. As the Founder and CEO of Enspir, Charlie leads a multi-national team with a proven track record of growth. Charlie is also a member of the Forbes Technology Council.

Charlie earned a B.B.A. from Baylor University and an M.B.A (with Honors) from the University of Dallas.

Charlie AlsmillerChief Technical Advisor

World-Class Advisors Guiding Our Company

Nicole LatimerCEO, Medrio

Master of Scaling & Selling Health IT Businesses

Chris MoosePartner, IBM

Big Tech Partnership Catalyst

Eric WeaverExec. Dir., ACLC

Health Policy and Payment Guru

Cynthia KinnasFounder, ClinicalOne

Entrepreneur and Clinical Operations Expert

Brad WeatherlyEVP, Sapience Analytics

Technology Relationship Connector

Out-of-the-box thinkers on a mission to make health care better.

Health Care: Meet the American Dream

Quotes from Janis Powers’s Amazon bestseller, the book that started it all:

“Health insurance will soon be obsolete.”
“A longitudinal perspective on health is critical to improving outcomes and saving money.”
“The private sector, not the government, must drive health care innovation.”
“All Americans must brace for rationing in health care spending.”

The Powers Report Podcast