Kevin Michael Nagle has spent his career in health care as an entrepreneur, professional sports team owner, and philanthropy.
After graduating from Long Beach State in 1976, Kevin spent a year representing the east coast chapters of his College fraternity (SAE)as an Educational & Leadership Consultant, before returning to California and attending graduate school at the University of Southern California where he was granted Masters degrees in Business and Public Administration. After a stint in wealth management with EF Hutton, he worked for The Upjohn Company for 13 years in numerous managerial capacities, before joining Foundation Health Systems in 1994 where Kevin cofounded Integrated Pharmaceutical Services, a prescription benefit management company (PBM) and led the financial, marketing, and account management departments in Vice Presidential roles before departing to initiate his first start up with two other partners (HMN Health Services) that was sold to a future CVS company in a pooling of interests transaction for $220 million less than 24 months later. Kevin spent a year off to enjoy time with his daughters Lindsay and Haley, Kevin along with two other business partners cofounded the first transparency prescription benefit management company, Envision Pharmaceutical Holdings. Kevin served as its CEO for 15 years before selling it to The Rite Aid Corporation for 2.3 billion dollars. During that time, the company became one of the largest PBMs in the industry and was also one of the biggest Medicare Part D insurers in the US with licenses in all 50 states. Mr. Nagle became a serial entrepreneur having invested in numerous companies in drugs and cancer research, technology, other health care and unique businesses. He serves on the Investment Committee of Moneta Ventures, a major venture capital firm while serving in the past for private equity firm Leavitt Partners. It was during this time Kevin and a group of private investors led the campaign to keep the NBA Sacramento Kings in Sacramento while rivaling the likes to Steve Balmer, The Nordstrom Family, and venture capitalist Chris Hansen that pushed the league to move them to different cities in the US. The Sacramento ownership group went on the build the Golden One arena and numerous other real estate initiatives in downtown Sacramento which is a now considered the gold standard in the NBA. Kevin has numerous real estate holdings including the award winning El Dorado Hills Town Center and Ice Blocks, including ranch homes in Montana, and ocean front home in Orange County. Kevin has served on numerous boards including UC Davis Board of Advisors, UC Davis Health Systems Board, Saint Mary’s College of California as a Trustee for eight years and Board Chair for five years, founding member of the Greater Sacramento Area Economic Council (GSAC) which was recently recognized as the top economic council nationally. Kevin, while serving on fund raising groups within the American Heart Association and United Cerebral Palsy Boards, led record one day fund raising charity events in each organization that combined for close to $2 million. In addition to serving on the Sacramento Kings Board until late 2023, Mr. Nagle purchased soccer team Sacramento Republic FC in 2015, a second tier professional organization that has resulted in a championship title, US Open Cup runner up in 2022, while winning their league title several times and making the playoffs every year but one. In 2025, he sold a majority stake to the Wilton Rancheria Tribe, and remains the Managing Partner. It was was announced a new stadium would be built in the downtown rail yards of Sacramento while SRFC was in pursuit of joining Tier 1 soccer in the US. In addition, he acquired legendary British soccer squad Huddersfield Town AFC, a Tier 3 team.
Mr Nagle has Honorary Doctorates from Sacramento State and Saint Mary’s College in addition to post graduate work at UCLA’s Anderson School of Business.
Kevin, in addition to his two daughters, has three grandchildren, Olivia, Ivy, and Sebastian.
