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With 30+ years of experience in healthcare and education, John Danaher has served as a faculty member at Harvard Medical School and Harvard School of Public Health and Chief Resident in Internal Medicine at Stanford University Medical Center. Prior to joining AMOpportunities, Danaher has also held critical roles as President at Kaplan, Elsevier, and at Adtalem where he was instrumental in driving improvement in student outcomes through digital solutions. He was also part of the early management team of WebMD and a White House Fellow. Before CEO, Danaher held roles with AMO as an Advisor and Chair on the company's Board of Directors.

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Ben founded the company alongside President Kyle Swinsky in 2013 at their alma mater, the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Ben built AMO’s operations from the ground up, working with a team to develop strategy, roles, and processes that make up the engine driving AMO’s clinical rotations. Outside of clinical operations, Ben works closely with the technology department in building AMO’s software platform, creating solutions for hospital and school stakeholders, and with marketing and sales to implement advertising and sales strategy and tactics. Ben also handles all legal and contractual matters for AMO. His previous experience includes working for the National Bureau of Economic Research, Kirkland & Ellis LLP, as well as side projects for the UN Human Rights Council via the Northwestern Center for International Human Rights. He is a graduate of the Northwestern Pritzker School of Law and Kellogg School of Business, JD/MBA '18.

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Kyle founded the company alongside COO Benjamin Bradley in 2013 at their alma mater, the University of Wisconsin-Madison. During his time there, Kyle created an international exchange program that led to founding the school’s premedical chapter of the American Medical Student Association. While presiding over the organization for three years, Kyle developed a still-existing Midwest conference for pre-med students, was elected as a national officer in AMSA for international exchanges, and created the world’s largest conference for medical students with the International Federation of Medical Students’ Associations. Kyle, along with Ben, has helped more than 3,500 students find clinical training in the U.S. Under Kyle’s leadership and vision, AMO has grown from five to 32 employees, won the University of Chicago's prestigious New Venture Challenge as an MBA student, raised nearly $9 million in total funding, and partnered with more than 50 prestigious institutions globally.