Company leader
Ryan Lissack
CEO
QuickMD
Ryan Lissack is chief executive of QuickMD, a telehealth practice best known for treating opioid use disorder with Suboxone. He is a software entrepreneur who co-founded companies later bought by Salesforce and Live Nation and was chief technology officer of Maker Studios, the online video network Disney acquired.
Building Koral and Joining Salesforce
In 2006 Lissack founded Koral Technologies, a content management platform that Salesforce acquired in 2007, according to a Los Angeles Business Journal profile. He spent five years at Salesforce as senior director of software engineering.
Maker Studios and Rival
He then joined Maker Studios, which Walt Disney Co. bought for $657 million in March 2014, and served two years as its chief technology officer after the deal. He also co-founded Rival, a ticketing and guest experience platform backed by Upfront Ventures and Andreessen Horowitz that Live Nation later acquired.
Running Technology at MedMen
At the cannabis retailer MedMen, Lissack was chief technology officer and, after a corporate restructuring, took on information technology, security, digital products, factory operations, and the wholesale business. “I kind of joke that the ‘T’ in ‘CTO’ stands for ‘things,’” he told the Business Journal.
Taking Over QuickMD
Lissack joined QuickMD as CEO in July 2024, after The Asprey Group acquired his health optimization company, Realize Me. “I’ve spent the past three years learning more about healthcare and it’s clear that demand for healthcare services is growing faster than the supply of providers we have,” he said when the appointment was announced. In October 2026 QuickMD said it had passed 2 million patient visits.