Meet the Leadership Team

Ed Collins, MBA, CHCIO, CDH-E, CPHIMS
Chief Technology Officer

Ed Collins is the Chief Technology Officer at CAQH. With more than 25 years of information technology experience, Ed has developed and implemented the IT strategy for many large healthcare organizations, including Cleveland Clinic, Martin Health Systems and United Hospital Center. He brings a wealth of technical expertise to an evolving healthcare industry, optimizing complex business processes and anticipating future technology innovation.

Ed earned a B.B.A. from Fairmont University in West Virginia and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Colorado in Denver, and has earned the following certifications: Alexlos, IT Information Library Foundations Certifications (ITIL); CHIME, Certified Chief Information Officer (CHCIO), HIMSS, Certified Professional in Healthcare Information and Management Systems (CPHIMS).

Kim Koebel
Chief Operations Officer

Kim Koebel is a results-driven healthcare executive known for transforming intricate business challenges into successful, actionable strategies. As Chief Operating Officer, Kim has responsibility over shared services including Operations, Human Resources, Information Security, and other key functional areas that are essential to delivering data and administrative solutions for the U.S. healthcare system.

Throughout her career, Kim has demonstrated her commitment to advancing healthcare, consistently introducing innovative approaches that elevate experiences and outcomes across the industry.  Throughout her career, Kim has held key leadership roles in product and business strategy, operations, marketing, and communications. Most recently, Kim held senior leadership roles in clinical and behavioral health product development and consumer innovation at Humana.

A graduate of Spalding University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration, Kim has a passion for continuous learning and holds certifications from Harvard Health Care, Texas A&M, and Pragmatic Institute.

Kristina Rollings
Chief Growth Officer

For nearly three decades, Kristina Rollings has developed and brought to market strategies and solutions that accelerate innovation and efficiency in healthcare. In her current role as Chief Growth Officer, Kristina leads teams across the enterprise to launch and market provider and payer data solutions that simplify, secure and optimize healthcare administration between stakeholders.

Previously, she held senior product, strategy, and go-to-market roles at Change Healthcare, formerly McKesson Technology Solutions. There, she led teams responsible for payer network and financial management, value-based care, and member engagement solutions, among others.

Kristina is an industry innovator and thought leader on healthcare transformation and is a frequent writer and speaker on pressing issues related to business and clinical processes, member access and engagement, and other emerging industry trends.

Apart from her domain expertise, Kristina’s passion is for building and inspiring teams and mentoring the healthcare leaders of tomorrow.

Kristina earned a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Management from the Georgia Institute of Technology.

Erin Richter Weber
Chief Policy and Research Officer

Erin is a 13-year veteran of CAQH, leading the Committee on Operating Rules for Information Exchange (CORE), an industry-wide collaboration dedicated to making healthcare more automated and efficient. She also oversees the research division of CAQH, Insights, which publishes the annual Index report, and Public Affairs.

Prior to joining CAQH, Erin served as a consultant with PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC) where she managed engagements for government clients and led revenue cycle research at the Advisory Board Company. Erin is a strategic, results-oriented healthcare leader passionate about creating collaboration among diverse stakeholders and driving change through policy and innovation. 

Erin holds a Master of Science in Health Policy and Management from the Harvard School of Public Health and a Bachelor of Science from Cornell University.