About Us

We combine diverse talents to create something special.

Donny  W. Suh, M.D., FAAP, MBA, FACS works at Gavin Herbert Eye Institute at  the University of California at Irvine (UCI) and at Children’s Hospital  of Orange County. He is a Professor and Chief of Pediatric Ophthalmology  in the Department of Ophthalmology at UCI. Previously, he worked at  Children’s Hospital of Omaha as the Chief of Ophthalmology Service and  Interim Surgeon-in-Chief. Also, he was John and Irene Graether Endowed  Chair and Professor at the Department of Ophthalmology and Visual  Sciences. He was also the Director of Fellowship in Pediatric  Ophthalmology and Adult Strabismus at University of Nebraska Medical  Center. 

Dr. Suh has been an active volunteer faculty with ORBIS International, a  nonprofit global health organization dedicated to eliminating avoidable  blindness, since 2000. He has participated in numerous ORBIS flying eye  hospital programs and hospital-based programs across South America,  Europe, Asia and Africa. Through ORBIS, Dr. Suh has provided medical and  surgical services to underserved populations, as well as training and  mentoring for local ophthalmologists to build their capacity to treat  preventable blindness. His extensive work with ORBIS has allowed Dr. Suh  to make a sustainable impact on reducing blindness and visual  impairment globally.

He  completed his pediatric ophthalmology and strabismus fellowship at The  Wilmer Eye Institute, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. He  completed his ophthalmology residency at The Eye Institute, Medical  College of Wisconsin, and received his medical doctorate from Baylor  College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. He received his Bachelor of Arts  in biochemistry from Rice University in Houston, Texas. 

Dr. Suh is a  Chief Editor for Medscape Online Reference since March 2016 and has  published over 100 articles in major journals and chapters in major  textbooks. Dr. Suh was a Chairman of the Annual Meeting Program  Committee in pediatric ophthalmology for the American Academy of  Ophthalmology (AAO) and the President of Polk County Medical Society in  Iowa in 2014 representing over 1200 physicians in Central Iowa  advocating for the patients and medical professionals. 

Adrian Blake has 25 years of experience advising companies around the world on creating value and improving performance.

He also leads two startups:

• He is CEO of Precision Syringe, a medical device startup focused on an innovative syringe design that decreases patient pain and provider risk.
• He is also CEO of Pip Metaverse, an Augmented Reality startup that holds patents underlying fundamental features and functionality of AR.

He previously was Digital Lead at Australian consulting firm Partners In Performance, leading engagements focused on Digital Transformation at Industrial Companies around the world. He started his consulting career at McKinsey & Co. focusing on Media & Entertainment, based in London and Los Angeles.

After McKinsey, he held multiple roles at DTN Progressive Farmer as part of a private equity turnaround of the world’s leading media company for agriculture. He led the acquisition of and had P&L responsibility for the world’s highest-circulation farm magazine, The Progressive Farmer.

He has worked on a number of improvement projects privately, from Health Care to Heavy Industry and Digital Media.

He started his career in the entertainment business, leading the international development of Saturday Night Live and Comedy Central, establishing these iconic American brands in dozens of markets around the world.

He has served as Chair of Nebraska Shakespeare, a theatre company focused on bringing professional theatre to urban and rural communities across Nebraska and neighboring states. He also performs traditional Irish music across the Great Plains.

Adrian holds an A.B. in Classics from Harvard College and an M.B.A. from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania.