Team DiversiTrials

Founder and CEO
Flipping the script on CROs—people first, business second. 

Mitch has been in clinical research since 2005, but he’s never been content with “the way it’s always been done.”  His career spans CRO and sponsor leadership, with a focus on late-phase trials and expanded access programs—but his real trademark is rethinking how the industry shows up for people.

At DiversiTrials, Mitch set out to create a CRO that doesn’t just deliver milestones but builds lasting trust between sponsors, sites, and communities. He’s a big believer in transparency over smoke-and-mirrors, collaboration over competition, and scrapping outdated practices like non-competes that hold people back.

Outside DiversiTrials, Mitch founded the Clinical Research Justice League, a nonprofit advocating for health equity and volunteer-powered support in research. He’s also known for pushing creative edges—whether it’s designing monitoring frameworks, writing about trust as a measurable outcome, or even building gamified tools to make research education more engaging.

Mitch leads with equal parts operational rigor and stubborn optimism, never losing sight of why this work matters: making trials that serve people first, business second.

 Our CRAs and leadership are T-shaped professionals: experts with depth in clinical operations and broad knowledge across therapeutic areas, technology, and site relationships.  This is why we don’t silo our work into single TA “boxes.” Instead, we deliver adaptable, people-first execution across trials—because patients don’t live in silos either.