MoxiWorks competitors

Wyche T. Green, III (“Tee”) is the CEO of Greenway Health™, where he has served in leadership roles since its founding in 1998. He is strongly committed to Greenway’s mission to improve population health through creation of a smarter, sustainable healthcare system. A knowledgeable authority on healthcare reform, Mr. Green has been a contributing author on multiple scholarly articles in addition to authoring a chapter of the 2010 sequel to the award-winning book, Paper Kills.

Since co-founding Entrata in 2003, Dave Bateman has served as CEO, remaining extremely hands-on in product steering and architectural implementation of the Entrata platform. His leadership has earned him recognition as Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur of the Year and Utah Business' CEO of the Year. In addition, he has been featured on the cover of both Entrepreneur and Fortune Small Business Magazines. Today, Bateman has over 15 years of hands-on experience in SaaS-based software development and architecture and has led Entrata from inception to $100MM in annual recurring revenue without the benefit of venture capital.

Peter Armstrong, principal owner, president, and CEO, founded Triple Point Technology with his long-time friend and colleague, Allie Rogers, in 1993 with a single mission: to provide the most sophisticated and technologically-advanced software solutions to the increasingly complex and competitive global commodity markets. Under Mr. Armstrong's leadership, Triple Point has launched a full suite of industry-leading and award-winning products and has evolved into a global organization capable of supporting the demanding needs of today's commodity market participants. From start-up in 1993, the company has grown to more than 200 professionals strategically located in five development and support centers around the globe, has deployed solutions for more than 85 customers on five continents, and has consistently earned strong financial results. Independent validation of Mr. Armstrong's leadership success includes identification of Triple Point by Inc. magazine as one of the nation's fastest growing companies and Triple Point's flagship product, Commodity XL, winning Energy Risk's ''Top Software Package'' award and Commodity Now's ''Gold Award for Excellence in Technology - Risk Management and Compliance''. Mr. Armstrong started his career as an engineer at the prestigious Bell Laboratories, but was soon bitten by the commodities trading bug and took positions at J.Aron and then Phibro, the energy and commodities trading divisions of Goldman Sachs and Salomon Inc., respectively. At both firms, Mr. Armstrong was instrumental in architecting, developing, and deploying market-leading software systems for the transaction and risk management of physical and derivative commodity trading activity. Mr. Armstrong earned a Master of Science degree in computer science from Columbia University and a Bachelor of Science degree in computer engineering from the University of Pennsylvania. He leads the company from the Westport, Connecticut, headquarters.

Deborah N. Theobald serves as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Vecna Technologies, Inc. Deborah Theobald co-founded Vecna Technologies in 1998 and served as its Chairwoman, President and Chief Executive Officer. She provides key strategic vision, executes tactical directives and designs next generation product solutions. She obtained her Masters degree in Aerospace Engineering with a concentration in robotics and human factors of space travel, including impact on human physiology and health maintenance. Her Master's thesis included testing of a custom built haptic robot-human interface in varying environments including NASA's KC-135 microgravity simulator plane (or Vomit Comet).