Overview
Trey Holterman serves as CEO at Tennr [1][2]. Holterman previously worked as a Software Engineer at Strava from September 2020 to August 2021 [3], following an internship at the same company from June to September 2020 [4]. Earlier experience includes a position as Software Engineer at Health IQ from June to December 2019 [5]. Holterman also served as a Teacher's Assistant at Stanford University School of Engineering from March to December 2018 [6]. Holterman holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from Stanford University School of Engineering [7].
Career history
- CEOJul 2021 to presentTennr
- Software EngineerSep 2020 to Aug 2021Strava
- SWE InternJun 2020 to Sep 2020Strava
- Software EngineerJun 2019 to Dec 2019Health IQ
- Teacher's AssistantMar 2018 to Dec 2018Stanford University School of Engineering
Education
Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer ScienceStanford University School of Engineering
Insights & ideas
Trey Holterman focuses on the operational challenges of getting patients from referral to treatment in complex healthcare settings, arguing that building a reliable referral-to-treatment process requires practical, systems-level thinking rather than ad hoc fixes [1]. His work at Tennr centers on applying AI, including the idea of a "mixture of experts" approach, to automate and improve how referrals are processed and routed within healthcare organizations [2].
Holterman's recurring theme is that healthcare providers need dependable infrastructure to handle the growing complexity of referrals, and that AI agents can play a meaningful role in making these processes more consistent and scalable [1][2].
Media & appearances
- Trey Holterman, Tennr | theCUBE + NYSE Wired: Mixture of ...
In this episode of theCUBE, John Furrier interviews Trey Holterman, co-founder and CEO of Tennr, at the Mixture of Experts AI Agent Conference 2026. Holterman…
- Create A Reliable Referral-to-Treatment Process || Episode 77
In Episode 77 of the WeInfuse Podcast, we welcome back Trey Holterman from Tennr for a timely and practical conversation on how to create a reliable referral-to-treatment process in today’s increasingly complex healthcare environment.
- The Messy Reality of Healthcare Referrals w/ Trey Holterman ...
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