Dale earned a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing & Management from Texas A&M University, and a Masters in Business Administration from Southern Methodist University, with an emphasis in International Business.

He has always had a particular passion for serving as a consultant to startup companies, mentoring entrepreneurs and teaching gifted businesspeople to step outside their 9-to-5 jobs.

Dale’s motivations for starting HealthYes! include having two family members pass away within one-year’s time, seeing an opportunity that was not being serviced properly, and having the opportunity to work with a team of life-long friends. He has known Medical Director Dr. Charles Burch for more than 25 years and Co-Founder and Vice President Craig Lindley for more than 10 years.

An avid scuba diver, snow skier, water skier, and traveler, he enjoys spending time with friends, family and his lovely wife Allison. When not in Austin, he will likely be found with his wife in the Caribbean, Central or South America enjoying life outside normality.

With a family history of heart disease and diabetes, and personal battles with melanoma skin cancer and high-cholesterol, Craig is passionate about the services offered by HealthYes! and actively carries forth the message of proactive personal wellness. “I believe we all have a point in our lives when we truly recognize our own mortality. It is often at this point that we reassess our values and beliefs, our lifestyle, and our impact on society at large. For me, this was the basis for founding HealthYes! The positive impact we have on people’s lives gives me unparalleled personal reward.”

Craig’s current goals for HealthYes! include continuing to revolutionize the health screening industry by giving more people access to the highest quality screenings available and continuing to create awareness about vascular disease through free educational workshops. Above all, he is dedicated to helping people understand the benefits of taking a proactive approach to their health.

In his free time, Craig enjoys spending time with his wife Allison (a broadcast news anchor) and their chocolate lab Tico. Always up for a new adventure, he enjoys most things outdoors and his latest list of activities includes hiking, skiing, biking, jogging, and traveling. On the to-do list: kayaking, learning to fly, and developing his Spanish skills.

While at DSC, he became very interested in the technology of the Internet. “In the early 90's, the Web was a mix of search technologies (gopher, nntp, archie, etc.) that few people understood or utilized. When the NCSA Mosaic browser was released in 1993, the Internet exploded.” Matthew saw an opportunity to apply his problem solving skills and started his own business developing technologies that made Web sites smarter and more efficient.

In 1999, Matthew helped found Sorcity.com, an Internet hosted, business-to-business procurement company. Serving as its Director of Technology with a belief that “nothing is impossible”, Sorcity grew from an idea into a company with over 600,000 suppliers that has saved its clients millions of dollars. During his tenure at Sorcity, his main focus was to give Sorcity a competitive market advantage by using technology to maximize employee productivity, as well as provide clients with invaluable tools that help reduce their corporate expenses. As a new member of the HealthYes! family, Matthew is applying those same strategies to make HealthYes! a premier health screening provider.

When Matthew is not working, he enjoys sporting activities including soccer, tennis, racquetball, and biking. When he finds time, he also enjoys traveling the world and looks forward to a lifetime of global adventures.

While serving in the Air Force, Jackie was awarded two Air Force Achievement Medals for meritorious service. Jackie's performance was recognized with the awarding of an "Airman Below the Zone award" leading to an early promotion from Airman First Class to Senior Airman.

A Lead Mammographer position brought Jackie to Austin, Texas where she maintained American College of Radiology accreditation and the Mammography Quality Standards Act regulations for area hospitals. Along with her Lead Mammographer role, she also had responsibility for surgical rotations, fluoroscopy, myelograms, routine x-rays and emergency imaging studies.

In 1999, Jackie graduated from Austin Community College's diagnostic medical sonography program and became certified by the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography - a globally recognized standard of excellence in sonography. Jackie specialized in abdomen, obstetrics and gynecology subsequent to passing each registry.

After recognizing her passion for vascular sonography, Jackie completed her certification as a Registered Vascular Technologist (RVT) while working as a sonographer for Austin area hospitals and outpatient imaging offices. She completed many vascular and doppler exams on patients including carotid, aorta, venous, arterial and digital/segmental pressures of the extremities.

A big advocate of healthy living, Jackie spends her spare time running and training for charity race events including: Race for the Cure, the Uptown IBM Classic, the Capitol 10k and Austin's half marathon. A certified personal trainer through the National Academy of Sports Medicine, Jackie enjoys sharing her knowledge on health and fitness with others. When not outside exercising, she is in her kitchen showing her creative side by baking and decorating cakes.