Ask LMN: Fred Trotter talks to Jonathan Bush

Fred Trotter (me) has just won the bidding for the Histalk sponsored Beers with Bush at HIMSS07. As a result I get to talk to Jonathan Bush the CEO of athenahealth.

As you can imagine, I will be talking to him about FreeB and FOSS medical software generally, but what else should I ask him?

Slashdot style, if you will post a question for Jonathan Bush as a comment on this Linux Medical News story, and I arbitrarily decide that I like the question (since there is no meta-moderation here) I will ask him your question over drinks.

Just a warning I have no interest in talking to him about politics, so no conspiracy questions, please.

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Jonathan Bush is the cousin of President George Bush, his biography from the Athena Health website reports: "In 1997, Jonathan Bush co-founded athenahealth as a women's health practice management company. Today, athenahealth is the largest and fastest growing virtual back office for medical groups in the United States, but the vision is the same: bring process integrity to the delivery of health care.

Before athenahealth, Bush was an EMT for the City of New Orleans, a combat medic in the U.S Army, and a managed care strategy consultant for Booz-Allen & Hamilton.

He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree with honors from Wesleyan University and a master's degree with distinction in business administration from the Harvard Business School. He is currently a term member of the Council on Foreign Relations, trustee of the Farm School, and father of five children."

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