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Joseph Casper has over 30 years of health information technology (IT) experience, including developing several start-ups and co-inventing healthcare IT products and services. Today, he serves as Chief Executive Officer for Sandlot Solutions. Joe was specifically selected because of his deep industry experience and his ability to guide the company through both its national expansion and product enhancement process. Before joining Sandlot, Joseph served as Vice President, Global Healthcare Solutions for Quest Diagnostics/Med Plus, an enterprise healthcare information technology software and services company, and oversaw all commercial hospital sales. Prior to MedPlus, Joe served as President, Software Products at First Consulting Group. Earlier in his career, Joe was a leader in the advanced technology services center of expertise for Deloitte & Touche.

Alex has been working in the IT, Telecom and IoT industries for over 20 years. He joined Guavus in Nov 2019 from Thales Digital Identity and Security (ex-Gemalto), where he had been in charge of various commercial and technical teams around the world for the past 15 years, with a great track record of commercial success and innovation. His recent assignment in Gemalto was SVP Sales Telecom, based in London, UK. Alex holds BSc and MSc degrees in applied math and physics from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, and has accomplished the General Management Program from Cambridge University, Judge Business School in the UK.

Keith was appointed President and CEO in 2021 with more than a decade of driving company success at Conviva, most recently as Chief Strategy Officer. Prior to joining Conviva in 2008, Keith was Vice President of Business Development at Riverbed Technology, where he was instrumental in developing the industry leader’s go-to-market strategy and key partner relationships as the company went public. Previously, as Director of Operations at Cisco, he was responsible for storage-switching and optical solutions for both the Sales and Worldwide Channels groups, and led the launch of Cisco’s MDS storage networking technology effort, which garnered revenues of $244 million in two years. Prior to Cisco, Keith was a Regional Vice President with McDATA, where he was a member of the core team that designed and implemented the company’s sales and channel coverage model. Earlier in his career, Keith held sales management roles in the open systems divisions of Digital Equipment Corporation and StorageTek. Keith brings a wealth of leadership expertise and functional capabilities to the role. He has held a range of executive positions, from sales and marketing to corporate and business development, across a variety of industry-leading technology companies, as well as emerging startups. Keith holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from San Diego State University.