Carnegie Mellon University

Patrick Colletti

Patrick Colletti

Adjunct Professor of Entrepreneurship

  • TEP - Tepper Building - Remote
Address
5000 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213

Bio

Patrick Colletti is a leadership and organizational culture expert, business growth advisor, champion for “refounders” and author of the book Refounder: How Transformational Leaders Take What’s Broken and Make it Better (Per Capita Publishing, 2021). He draws on his experience as a technology executive, scaling new and existing ventures, and a passion for creating amazing cultures. His growth-oriented guidance challenges social and cultural norms, both in the workplace and in the community. Patrick is passionate about creating flourishing organizations and empowering the next Refounders — generational leaders and entrepreneurs who revitalize the places where they live, work and play.

Serving as the President of Net Health for two decades, Colletti and his partners took an organization on the brink of bankruptcy and transformed it, turning it into a thriving healthcare software and predictive analytics business serving millions of people each year. Net Health’s solutions are used in over 24,000 facilities, including 98% of the country’s largest healthcare systems and their award-winning culture has made them a mainstay on lists ranking the best culture and place to work. His tenure included 10 buy/sell transactions and 4 Private Equity investments.  He and co-founder Christopher Hayes won the Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award.

An experienced board director and advisor for angel, VC, and PE-backed organizations, Colletti is a frequent speaker, selective consultant, and redemptive investor. He teaches corporate and community leaders how to take a hard look at what’s broken, imagine new possibilities, and work toward creating better realities. This is the work of a Refounder.

Education

  • Muskingum University - BA (Business and Philosophy) Double Major
  • Harvard University - (Economics) Summer Extension School