MACH competitors

Patrick Ghilani is the Chief Executive Officer of MRI Software and has been an executive with MRI Software since 2006, previously holding the positions of President and Chief Operating Officer, and Vice President of Global Professional Services. Appointed Chief Operating Officer in 2012, Ghilani spearheaded productivity and client experience improvements while leading all client operations, including Professional Services, Client Support, and SaaS hosting. As President & COO, Ghilani lead corporate growth initiatives targeting both geographic and innovative product expansion. With over 20 years of experience in the enterprise application arena, Patrick has successfully managed both the strategy and operations of sizeable technology product and services organizations, serving multiple global industries, including over 10 years in the Commercial and Multi-Family Real Estate vertical. Prior to MRI, Patrick held Vice President roles building and managing professional and support services organizations for both SmartOps Corporation, a provider of supply chain software (now an SAP Company), as well as for technology consulting services firm, UBICS, Inc. As a Management Consultant with Ernst & Young LLP, Patrick was a leader in the manufacturing vertical, with global sales, management, and delivery responsibilities of large scale ERP application implementations for the Fortune 500. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Business-Supply Chain Management from Michigan State University.

Michelle Fabozzi is a Chief Executive Officer at Icp Inc. and is based in New York.

Chuck Shreve is a President & CEO at Avatar Systems Inc and is based in Dallas, Texas. He has worked as Financial Controller at HIDEVCO (Highgate Development Company), Chief Financial Officer at Eland Energy Inc, and Self Employed - Accounting/Tax and Systems Consultant at Consulting Accountant/Systems Project Manager/Implementor. Robert works or has worked as MEMBER at Texas Society of CPAs and MEMBER at AICPA. He attended University of Texas of the Permian Basin/The between 1981 and 1985, Permian High School between 1978 and 1980, and The University of Texas at Dallas between 1986 and 1989.