Jillian Miranda

Managing Partner

Jillian Miranda (Jill) is a healthcare operator + commercial leader who builds businesses, revenue, and partnerships from the ground up.

A three-time exited founder, she combines hands-on startup operating experience with go-to-market strategy and business development, and is known for solving complex, ambiguous problems with creative, practical execution across digital health and women's health.

Her work sits where strategy meets execution.

Jill develops go-to-market plans that define where to play, who the buyer is, and how to win, then builds the operations, pipeline, and partnerships needed to deliver on them. Relationships are central to how Jill operates and drives growth. Through more than 15 advisory roles across venture capital firms, accelerators, startups and venture studios she has built a deep, high-trust network of investors, founders, and healthcare executives. She uses that network to build ecosystems, open doors, source partnerships, and accelerate deals.

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A deep, consistent commitment to improving care access and affordability has shaped Jill's career and underpins her extensive nonprofit board leadership. She serves on the boards of Community Catalyst, Society for Women's Health Research, OutCare Health and Living on Purpose, where she focuses on governance, strategic planning, and revenue diversification.

Today, Jill advises healthcare organizations on commercial strategy, go-to-market execution, operations, new market entry, and investment thesis development.

She brings an operator's ability to build and run what's needed, a commercial leader's focus on revenue and growth, and the relationships to make both move faster.

“As female entrepreneurs, we’re taught not to talk about our failures. But our failures are the way we learn, and we need to talk about them, proudly, and more often.”

— Jillian

  • "the master's tool will never dismantle the master's house" -- if we want to fix healthcare, we need to stop relying on the broken system we have and start thinking about ways to build something new.

  • dogs, books, activism

  • is tenacity and scrappiness -- startups require jumping in and not being afraid to get your hands dirty, and learning from your mistakes. All things I do incredibly well!

  • how little women know about their own bodies, and how few resources we have to learn about them.

  • the renewed creativity and determination in the reproductive justice space!