Niko Skievaski

Niko is the co-founder and president of Redox, a healthcare data platform used by nearly 1,000 health systems across the country and more than ten million patients per day. The company has raised $50M in venture capital and has 160 employees. In 2017, Niko was named on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list on the week of his 30th birthday.

Niko moved to Boulder two years ago and joined Highland City Club right away. Prior to this, he lived in Madison where he co-founded the largest co-working space in Wisconsin and played a large role in growing Madison's entrepreneurial ecosystem, working with UW Business School, VC funds and various accelerators. During that time, he co-founded twelve companies in a fit of rampant entrepreneurship. He originally moved to Madison to work at Epic, one of the largest healthcare technology companies.

Niko is an avid cyclist and leads weekly gravel and mtb rides (let him know if you’re interested!). He has degrees in economics from Arizona State and Boston University. Niko and his partner live on Mapleton Hill with their 4 year old son.