In Loving Memory
The Campaign for Stuyvesant/ Alumni(ae) & Friends Endowment Fund, Inc.
P.O. 2626
Peter Stuyvesant Station
New York, NY 10009
Office
610 West 115th Street
New York, NY 10025-7771
(212) 222-9112
Anna D. Wong ’81
Chair, New Leadership
Anna holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Brown University and a Masters degree from Yale University. She has 15 years of extensive operation and administrative experience in large and start-up organizations.
Anna is currently Vice President, Benefit Strategy and Management for Medco.
Previously, as the Corporate Director at Oxford Health Plans, Anna started and managed the operations of the Medicaid division which grew to 200,000 members with $300 million in annual revenues. She pioneered a disease management model which was recognized by Schering Pharmaceutical with its "Tribute to Excellence Award" for being the best asthma case management program for socio-economically disadvantaged population by managed care. During her tenure at Oxford, Anna also initiated and successful re-engineered Oxford's intake process achieving significant improvement in turnaround time and accuracy. Anna also identified the opportunity and launched the first Chinese- American managed care effort on the East Coast. Over 80% of all practicing Chinese- American providers in the greater New York City area joined and Oxford opened its NYC Chinatown office, becoming the first walk-in service center in the community.
Anna joined the founding team of Breathnet in 1998, where she served as the Chief Operating Officer developing a web-based electronic medical record business and building the operational infrastructure to execute clinical trials for a branded network of pulmonary physicians and their patients. In 2002, Anna became the Chief Administrative Officer and Vice President of Operations at Aliaswire which developed an innovative telephone and internet commerce product transforming the conventional methods of payment and bill presentment/collection.
Anna has served on the Advisory Board of St. Charles Borromeo School in West Harlem where she sponsored tuition for students from low-income single parent households.