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Brian Dailey: 10th Annual NTC Awards Finalist

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Congratulations, Brian Dailey

10th Annual NTC Awards Finalist: CTO of the Year

 

BrianDailey_HeadshotDecember 7, 2018

Stratasan’s Founder and CTO, Brian Dailey, was named one of three finalists for CTO of the Year by The Greater Nashville Technology Council (NTC).

The Council announced the top three finalists in each category for the NTC Awards at their annual holiday party. Nominees in 14 categories were submitted over six weeks by the Middle Tennessee technology community and finalists were selected by a panel of peers and tech industry leaders.

Winners will be announced at the 10th annual NTC Awards ceremony, held January 24, 2019 at the Wildhorse Saloon in Downtown Nashville.

Brian got started in the healthcare technology sector while in high school, building EMR systems for dermatology labs. After moving to Nashville in 2009, he co-founded Stratasan with Jason Moore and has since served as CTO. 

Congratulations, Brian, on this well-deserved recognition!

 

Welcome to the Team: Angelo Vibar

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Angelo Vibar

Manager, Customer Success

Angelo joined Stratasan in October 2018 as a Customer Success Manager. He has earned a BA in political science from the University of British Columbia and a Master’s Degree in public policy from Macquarie University. Before Stratasan, Angelo gained six years of experience in the banking industry and worked for three years in customer success and account management at Gartner. His time with Gartner will be especially relevant as he was the customer success manager for the large healthcare organization, Kaiser Permanente. (more…)

Congratulations, Tony Camarata

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VP of Product Management

Congratulations to Tony Camarata on his recent promotion to VP of Product Management!

Tony’s work has been pivotal across several departments at Stratasan, but none so much as product management. His deep well of knowledge around how to meet the needs of our customer base has helped prioritize new product lines and features. As our product grows, so has this role, and to acknowledge this contribution, he has been promoted to Vice President of Product Management.
– Brian Dailey, CTO

Congratulations, Rebecca Groner

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Product Manager

Congratulations to Rebecca Groner on her recent promotion to Product Manager!

Becca Groner has been promoted to Product Manager! She joined the team in August 2017 as a Product Associate and has had a tremendous impact at Stratasan over the last year. From enhancements, like improved navigation, to new products like the Storyboards landing page, she plays a foundational role in Stratasan’s continued product improvement. She will continue to execute our Product Roadmap and will now help guide future product strategy. Outside of work, she is in an improv comedy troupe. Try to weave in some jokes if she reaches out to you for product feedback! Congratulations, Becca, on your well-earned promotion. – Tony Camarata, VP of Product Management

Congratulations, Megan Reeves

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Senior Manager, Growth Enablement

Congratulations to Megan Reeves on her recent promotion to Senior Manager, Growth Enablement!

Megan Reeves has been promoted to Senior Manager, Growth Enablement. In her new role, Megan will be responsible for supporting Stratasan in all aspects of growth strategy, deal flow, and research, while continuing to excel in Customer Success, leading account management of select accounts. – Drake Jarman, SVP of Sales

Introducing StrataLabs

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With a goal of collaboration, prototype testing, and embracing failure, Stratasan has launched a new internal team called StrataLabs. This team meets weekly to discuss problems that need a solution, consider new ideas, and present findings. The goal is for StrataLabs to be a testing ground where ideas can be cultivated into new products, features, and technologies. It’s an environment where ideas can be tested with little risk and the question of “how might we…?” can be posed in a low-pressure space, opening the floor to all possibilities. (more…)