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Management team
Healthphone's executive management team has extensive experience in the healthcare, software and telecommunications industries, with a proven track record of innovation and success.
Debbi Gillotti
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Chief Executive Officer
As chief executive officer, Debbi is responsible for global operations, business strategy and leading the company’s expansion into international markets. She has extensive international public sector experience and a proven history of business leadership. Debbi was recruited to Healthphone from Microsoft where she was most recently Senior Director of Partner Strategy and Showcase Solutions within Microsoft’s Public Sector business unit. In 2006, she received the Microsoft Circle of Excellence award for her sponsorship of the Health Connection Engine initiative with Healthphone and other New Zealand ISVs. This project created IP which Microsoft later acquired in full for its Developer Toolkit. Debbi is also the former CIO of Starbucks and Duracell, and earlier had more than seven years experience in the telecommunications sector and in management consulting with KPMG (now Bearing Point).
Debbi holds a double bachelor’s degree in economics and history from the University of Pittsburgh and a master’s in business/accounting from Georgetown University. During her career she has received numerous industry recognition awards. |
Matt Hector-Taylor
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President and Chief Strategy Officer (Auckland)
As President and Chief Strategy Officer, Matt's key focus is on new product research and market entry strategies. As co-founder, Matt led the Healthphone initiative from its inception through mid 2007. He continues to work with the CEO to establish the strategic relationships that will enable Healthphone to enter and succeed in international markets. Matt has significant experience in the health sector, having managed a range of projects including organizational change, process redesign, strategy development and IT implementation.
Matt is a Board member for the National Institute for Health Innovation at the University of Auckland and holds a bachelor’s of arts from the University of Waikato in New Zealand and a master’s of science from University of Sheffield in the United Kingdom. He is a frequent speaker at health and IT conferences, and guest lecturer at various universities and other learning institutions.
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Tom Neary
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Financial Consultant (Seattle)
Tom is on assignment in support of finance and administration of Healthphone’s business. He previously served as vice president and CFO at MarketRange Corporation where he drove the optimization of finance, legal, and human resources departments in the fastest growing relationship dating business in North America. Over a 12 year span, Tom also held several financial operations, supply chain management, business management, and customer acquisition marketing positions at Microsoft. He also held management positions at Pansophic Systems, Sara Lee Corporation, Nalco Chemical Company, and Sundstrand Corporation. Tom holds a master’s of international management from American Graduate School of International Management (Thunderbird) in Glendale Arizona, and a double bachelor’s in history and Germanics from the University of Washington and Seattle University. He is a non-practicing certified public accountant in the state of Illinois. |
Andrew Terris
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Vice President, Partners & Services (Auckland)
Andrew is a co-founder of Healthphone and leads the development of the company’s implementation methodology and its engagement with implementation partners. Prior to Healthphone, Andrew worked for many years as a specialist consultant and project manager, focusing on high risk and complex health IT projects. He has also been a key strategic IT advisor to the New Zealand Ministry of Health, playing a key role in a number of important projects such as the National Health IT Strategy and the National Mental Health Telemedicine Strategy. Earlier in his career, as managing consultant for SAP Australasia, Andrew held program management and QA roles for companies including Daimler Chrysler and Telecom New Zealand. He has also held project management roles with Ernst & Young for several large international systems rollouts in the Asia Pacific region. Andrew studied both business and accounting at university and has specialized over the years in health and IT consultancy moving from his earlier involvement in a wide range of industries. |
Brent Sutherland
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Vice President, Products & Engineering (Auckland)
As VP of Products & Engineering, Brent is responsible for translating market requirements into the company's product and technology strategy and architectures, together with design, build and deployment of the products against the strategy and architectures. Brent was most recently CTO for The Simpl Group where he was the lead enterprise architect for what has become Microsoft’s Health Connection Engine, a project he continues to work closely on with Microsoft. For more than 17 years, Brent has served as a consultant on strategic planning, information systems/architecture reviews and planning, feasibility studies, process analysis and improvement, business requirements analysis and systems selection, financial structuring and organization review, across a broad range of industries including health, local government, education, utilities, insurance, manufacturing, distribution, retail, service and international trade.
Brent holds a bachelor’s of science and a bachelor’s of commerce from the University of Auckland and is an NZ Chartered Accountant . |
Danny Maher
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Regional Alliance Director (Australia)
As Regional Alliance Director, Danny is responsible for expanding the company’s relationships with strategic service providers, OEMs and other regional channel partners in support of territory level efforts. Danny has more than 17 years of experience in IT and telecommunications. Prior to joining Healthphone, Danny was vice president, Managed Services for the Netstar Group. In this role he grew and took NetStar's flagship Global NetCentre's (GNC) solution, which he founded in Australia, to 42 countries across the globe. He has also held professional services management and senior engineering roles for companies including IKON (Washington DC), UBS Warburg (London), ICL (Greenwich) and The Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (Australia).
Danny holds a degree in computing studies from the University of Canberra where he was awarded the prestigious University Prize at graduation. He has been a guest lecturer at various universities and a speaker at IT investment and industry events. |
Paula Hucko
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Vice President, Canada (Toronto)
Working with TELUS, Microsoft and Healthphone's channel partners, Paula's role is to launch and develop the Healthphone community care management business in Canada. She is a 25-year veteran of the software development and financial services industries, most recently with pVelocity Inc. as CEO, and earlier with GE Healthcare after their acquisition of Triple G Systems Group. As president, she led Triple G Systems and TechnoLabs through a series of acquisitions and growing regulatory demands in the field of medical laboratory information systems. Prior to that, Paula was president of Dun and Bradstreet Software Canada, and executive vice president of IST Group.
She has a master’s in business administration and a bachelor’s of science from McMaster University. Paula is an active board member and frequent contributor to many industry associations
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Paul Fitzgerald
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Country Manager, Australia and New Zealand (Sydney)
As Country Manager of Australia and New Zealand, Paul is responsible for working with Healthphone's channel partners to develop the Healthphone business in Australia and New Zealand. Most recently Paul was principal of Lanamere Consulting, a boutique firm assisting healthcare organizations with the procurement of IT systems, especially clinical information systems. Previously, Paul was the sales director for Australia, New Zealand and Canada for iSOFT plc. Prior to iSOFT, Paul spent eighteen years with companies including Cerner Corporation, IBM, 3M and Bayer Pharmaceuticals in a variety of executive, sales and marketing positions.
Paul holds a diploma in rural technology from Queensland Agricultural College (now University of Queensland). He also is a member of the iLab Advisory Board (a Queensland Government incubator), providing mentoring to early stage companies in the Healthcare Sector . |
Samuel Yeo
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Territory Manager, Singapore
As Territory Manager, Samuel is responsible for regional operations, business strategy, and leading the company’s expansion into the SE Asia market, starting with Singapore. Samuel has extensive public sector experience and a proven history of pre-sales engagements in the Asia Pacific region, with deep healthcare domain expertise covering hospital business and clinical processes, knowledge management systems, patient administration systems, clinical information systems, pharmacy management systems, laboratory information management systems, and radiology information systems.
Previously he was senior consultant for Clinical Solutions with iSOFT plc. Samuel is also the former manager of the National Healthcare Group (NHG) for Clinical Solutions, Knowledge Management and Corporate Planning, and prior to that has had more than six years experience in the healthcare sector in nursing care and operations management. Samuel holds a certificate in district nursing and a degree in nursing (Hons) from Manchester University in the UK, and a master’s in business administration from Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. He is also a recipient of Singapore’s PSC Government Scholarship. |
Dave Lamey
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Director, North American Delivery Support (Eastern USA)
Dave is responsible for managing the North American Delivery Support Organization providing product, implementation, and technical expertise to Healthphone Channel Partners, as well as building and maintaining a strong Healthphone Partner Community in North America. He has served for more than 12 years as an advisory and program/project management consultant on business transformation initiatives for companies ranging from small family owned business to Fortune 50 organizations. Dave has also held various positions at Pepsi Cola International, Andersen Consulting (now Accenture), and KPMG Peat Marwick Management Consulting (now BearingPoint).
He holds a bachelor’s of science degree in industrial engineering from Purdue University and is recognized as a Certified Project Management Professional by the Project Management Institute. |
Mark Blazek
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Director, National Alliances, USA (Seattle)
Mark is responsible for developing and managing Healthphone’s alliances with strategic partners including communications service providers, OEM’s, ISV’s and other technology and service organizations. Prior to joining Healthphone, he was director of business development for VeriSign where he was responsible for global new business development targeting mobile and fixed Communications Service Providers. Mark also has more than 15 years of experience and proven success developing strategies and executing business plans with companies such as MAB Consulting Group, Avanquest Software, Teltone Corporation, and GN Netcom.
Mark holds a bachelor’s of science in marketing from Ferris State University in Michigan. |
Stephen Hares
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Director, Engineering
As Director of Engineering, Stephen is responsible for the development of the company’s products utilizing his extensive business consulting and project management experience to drive results. Stephen was previously at Lumley General Insurance where he drove the departmental adoption of master data management and system integration thinking. Prior to Lumley, he worked throughout Australasia and Europe implementing MVS and AS/400-based insurance administration systems before returning to New Zealand where he worked in various project management roles with Olympic Software, The Simpl Group, Descisys, and Hark Consulting Ltd.
Stephen gained a postgraduate diploma in business operations management from the University of Auckland, receiving the Project Management Institute’s Project Management (PMP) accreditation in the same year. He lectures on project management to both MBA and undergraduate students at the University of Auckland as needed. |
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