Bryan Young (bassoonist)

As a bassoonist, Young is a founding member of the Poulenc Trio,[6] where he has toured internationally and collaborated with violinist Hilary Hahn,[8] clarinetists David Shifrin,[9] Anthony McGill[10] and Alexander Fiterstein,[11][12] and oboists Liang Wang[13][14][15] and James Austin Smith.[16][17] He appears on several commercial recordings with the Poulenc Trio, including Poulenc Plays Poulenc,[18] Creation,[19] and Trains of Thought.[20] He is principal bassoonist with the Baltimore Chamber Orchestra[6][2] and performs with the IRIS Orchestra[21] in Memphis, TN. He was a finalist in the Fernand Gillet-Hugo Fox International Bassoon Competition,[22] and has appeared as soloist with prominent American orchestras, including the National Symphony Orchestra[23] and Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.[2] Composers have dedicated works to Bryan Young, including Octavio Vázquez,[24] Steven Gerber,[25] and Thomas Benjamin. Young is a frequent guest commentator on Maryland's WBJC-FM radio program, Face the Music.[26][27] Young serves as a board member of Chamber Music America.[28]

As an entrepreneur, Young is recognized for his work in health care,[4] software[5] and e-commerce.[3] Young served as a judge advisor for the US Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)’ Artificial Intelligence (AI) Health Outcomes Challenge.[29] As founder of Intertwine Systems,[5] Young worked with Johns Hopkins researchers to deliver cardiac monitoring software to patients in Trinidad and Tobago,[30][31] and was named a 'Mobile Entrepreneur to Watch' by the Baltimore Business Journal.[3] Young was a partner and Chief Technical Advisor for SailTime,[32][33] a global e-commerce platform for boating and leisure maritime activities. Young is currently the Director of Connected Healthcare Solutions at Asymmetrik,[4][34] where he leads digital healthcare transformation and innovation initiatives.