1. Atlanta's BCA Adds Veteran Healthcare IT Executive to Staff
In order to streamline its marketing and sales organizations Business Computer Applications (BCA) announced today that it has appointed
healthcare veteran Monty Green to the newly created position of Executive Vice President of Business Development, Sales and Marketing.
ATLANTA, GA, May 29, 2013 – In order to streamline its marketing and sales organizations Business Computer Applications (BCA) announced
today that it has appointed healthcare veteran Monty Green to the newly created position of Executive Vice President of Business
Development, Sales and Marketing.
“Healthcare is the fastest growing industry in the country and to keep pace companies involved in it are increasingly turning to information
technology,” says BCA CEO Albert Woodard. “While BCA has enjoyed a long history of success in healthcare, the appointment of Monty Green
will enable us to sustain our growth by being more responsive to our current customer base while at the same time concentrating on new and
improved applications and services.”
Green has more than a quarter of a century of healthcare and health technology experience including designing, developing and implementing
healthcare processes, applications and technologies. “His background in electronic health records, health information exchanges and health
analytics are valuable assets to BCA’s current and future customers,” adds Woodard. In his new position, which reports directly to Woodard,
Green is responsible for Marketing, Business Development, Sales and Public Affairs.
Prior to joining BCA Green founded MVG Education Foundation, an Atlanta-based non-profit organization that provides health information
technology and workforce development training services to the unemployed, underemployed and veterans who are re-tooling themselves for
the health information technology marketplace.
Green was the director of Healthcare Solutions for Vitalize Consulting Services, a Science Applications International Applications (SAIC)
company, before opening the MGV Education Foundation. During his tenure there he had responsibility for managing that firm’s Emerging
Markets Business Development organization. He also had responsibility for managing the business development activities providing healthcare
solutions to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) as a member of SAIC’s Health Solutions business unit.
“Monty’s experience in partnering with healthcare organizations to help meet their business goals and objectives by utilizing our technologies
in this rapidly growing industry sector will be of great benefit to our existing and future customers,” says Woodard.
Green, who earned a BS degree in Communications from The State University of New York (SUNY) at Fredonia, serves on a variety of boards
and committees within the academic and private business industry including the Metro Atlanta Chamber Board of Advisors, Technology
Association of Georgia’s HIT Advisory Board and Southern Polytechnic State University’s Technology Leadership Board.
About BCA
Business Computer Applications, Inc. (BCA) is a leading provider of health information technology solutions and serves hundreds of clients in
public, private, and correctional healthcare. The company offers electronic medical record, practice management, financial management,
scheduling, accounting, and case management information systems along with a range of consulting and technical services. It is reported to be
one of the largest minority-owned software companies in the country. For more information on BCA visit www.bca.us.
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