Hartman Executive Advisors Leadership

Adam Arker MBA is a Chief Information Officer, Health and Community Services Practice at Hartman Executive Advisors and is based in Timonium, Maryland. He has worked as Senior Project Manager at MEDENT, Business Development Consultant at CERNER CORP, and Client Relationship Executive at Smart Document Solutions. Adam works or has worked as Food Packer at Maryland Food Bank and Council Member at Jewish Family Service of Baltimore. He studied at Penn State University, Rochester Institute Of Technology (RIT), and Northeastern University.

I’ve spent my entire career in the health and community services space, working with both for-profit and non-profit business owners and leaders. My training is in business and information technology and I learned very early on that technology is just a tool - it is the outcome that matters.

Throughout my career, and as the Managing Partner of the Health and Community Services Practice at Hartman Executive Advisors, I’ve worked with leaders who are struggling to see real results from all the money continually invested in information technology.

The answer is clear. Align technology investments with business goals. The execution is the challenge. Often the breakdown is between well-meaning technology managers, who understand tech but don’t really understand the business. And business leaders, who want to understand the whys and hows of prioritizing their investments, not the latest technology buzzwords.

This is a gap that business-focused IT leadership serves. Specifically, it’s the role of a Chief Information Officer who understands business goals and strategic plans, and can lead the investment in people, process, and technology to execute that plan.

At Hartman, we know small to mid-size organizations can’t afford and don’t need a full-time Chief Information Officer. They do need someone who can offer them the un-biased, independent advice they need, in a way they can afford.

We provide that through our part-time, co-sourced IT leadership and advisory service. My team and I are completely independent and don’t re-sell or benefit in any way from another company’s products or services. Our clients know our advice, recommendations, and actions are in their best interest.

If you think this might be helpful for you, please contact me or visit our website: www.HartmanAdvisors.com

Syed Faisal is a Chief Information Officer, Healthcare & Community Services Practice at Hartman Executive Advisors and Independent Healthcare Technology & Operations Consultant and is based in Miami, Florida. He has worked as Chief Information Officer at Medical Business Service Inc, Senior Network Specialist at University of Miami Health System, and Client Executive at Adventist Healthcare at Caretech Solutions Inc. Syed studied at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), University of Miami between 2010 and 2010, and Florida International University FIU.

Greg Tselikis is a Chief Technology Officer at Hartman Executive Advisors and is based in United States.

I consider myself a people-first leader, who believes deeply that diverse perspectives produce better outcomes. I believe that doing business with a foundation of trust and integrity builds a collaborative, innovative environment where positive, transparent relationships produce meaningful results.Unique to me is my breadth of experience: I have worked across multiple industry segments, from technology, to non-profit, financial service, healthcare and insurance. My personal and professional experience spans three of the seven continents, with particular expertise working between the US, Europe and India. My professional acumen spans business strategy, process improvement, analytics, software development, technology innovation and data center operations. This experience provides me a wide lens to use when addressing my clients’ biggest challenges in a comprehensive way.I am a CIO/Advisor at Hartman Executive Advisors and am one of our firm’s leading faces to the DC market, representing Hartman Executive Advisors in the country’s fifth largest economy.Prior to joining Hartman Executive Advisors in 2017, I served as Chief Information Officer (CIO) with several companies over a 25 year period focused on strategy development, program management, software development and product launch. This experience included managing several ERP implementations, bring to market an expanded product and services portfolio aimed at capturing and supporting both federal and state efforts to meet the requirements of the Affordable Care Act, and expatriate assignments in India and Ukraine to support global software development and operations.

Adam Arker MBA is a Chief Information Officer, Health and Community Services Practice at Hartman Executive Advisors and is based in Timonium, Maryland. He has worked as Senior Project Manager at MEDENT, Business Development Consultant at CERNER CORP, and Client Relationship Executive at Smart Document Solutions. Adam works or has worked as Food Packer at Maryland Food Bank and Council Member at Jewish Family Service of Baltimore. He studied at Penn State University, Rochester Institute Of Technology (RIT), and Northeastern University.

I’ve spent my entire career in the health and community services space, working with both for-profit and non-profit business owners and leaders. My training is in business and information technology and I learned very early on that technology is just a tool - it is the outcome that matters.

Throughout my career, and as the Managing Partner of the Health and Community Services Practice at Hartman Executive Advisors, I’ve worked with leaders who are struggling to see real results from all the money continually invested in information technology.

The answer is clear. Align technology investments with business goals. The execution is the challenge. Often the breakdown is between well-meaning technology managers, who understand tech but don’t really understand the business. And business leaders, who want to understand the whys and hows of prioritizing their investments, not the latest technology buzzwords.

This is a gap that business-focused IT leadership serves. Specifically, it’s the role of a Chief Information Officer who understands business goals and strategic plans, and can lead the investment in people, process, and technology to execute that plan.

At Hartman, we know small to mid-size organizations can’t afford and don’t need a full-time Chief Information Officer. They do need someone who can offer them the un-biased, independent advice they need, in a way they can afford.

We provide that through our part-time, co-sourced IT leadership and advisory service. My team and I are completely independent and don’t re-sell or benefit in any way from another company’s products or services. Our clients know our advice, recommendations, and actions are in their best interest.

If you think this might be helpful for you, please contact me or visit our website: www.HartmanAdvisors.com