Marc Goldberg
Co-Founder, Chief Executive Officer
Co-founded and led a behavioral-health company through to acquisition, and has spent twenty years building and investing in health technology.
Conventional healthcare is not designed for complex mental illness and leads to fragmented appointments, reactive care and disconnected providers — too much is left to chance when the stakes are highest.
Cendera exists to replace that with presence — one integrated team, woven into the family's life, ahead of the crisis rather than behind it.
The willingness to walk into complexity, and to remain there until stability is restored.
A relentless drive to understand the 'why' behind every case, and to keep learning.
An unwavering commitment to long-term recovery, however long it takes.
Cendera was built by senior entrepreneurs and clinicians who have treated the most serious mental illness together for years, trained hundreds of others to do the same, and built technology-enabled solutions deployed on thousands of patients
Co-founded and led a behavioral-health company through to acquisition, and has spent twenty years building and investing in health technology.
Founding CTO of a New York preventive-medicine practice, with a doctorate and three degrees from MIT. He builds the platform behind the care.
On the faculty of Columbia's School of Social Work, she built the method that has trained more than 700 clinicians.
A board-certified psychiatrist who has spent 21 years and treated more than 500 patients in the most complex mental illness.
An executive coach with PhD in Clinical Psychology to senior leaders, working with our families on the return to work, structure and daily life.
Board-certified, with a doctorate from Columbia, specializing in medication management, addiction and mood disorders.
A public health leader from Princeton, with a master's from Johns Hopkins, who has spent two decades building health programs in some of the hardest places in the world.
She had a psychiatrist, a therapist, and residential
treatment but never a team. A fragmented system couldn't see the whole picture.
An integrated team, one deeply embedded in her daily life, could have connected the dots between her trauma, anxiety, disordered eating, addiction, and suicidality, building a recovery plan around her, not just for her.
Everything we build begins with her.
