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Eric is an accomplished business development executive and entrepreneur with an extensive background in healthcare information technology. Eric founded Keystone IT in 2001 and Keystone Technologies in 2004. In 2016, Eric led the effort to combine the go-to-market strategies of these two companies in order to consolidate talent and better serve the full continuum of care. Over the last 20 years, Eric has established himself as a national leader in the industry and an expert in health information privacy. Today, the company is the leading regional provider with long-term client partnerships across healthcare and senior living.
In 2015, Keystone was named the 3rd fastest growing company in St. Louis by the St. Louis Business Journal. Eric helped found the non-profit, New Cities 2.0, to improve the lives of seniors using architecture and technology. Eric is a founding member of HIPAAWorkshops, The League of Healthcare Experts, and a board member for the Wildwood YMCA and Center for Hearing and Speech. Eric holds a BS in Computer Science and Business Administration from Webster University in St. Louis.
Eric is an accomplished business development executive and entrepreneur with an extensive background in healthcare information technology. Eric founded Keystone IT in 2001 and Keystone Technologies in 2004. In 2016, Eric led the effort to combine the go-to-market strategies of these two companies in order to consolidate talent and better serve the full continuum of care. Over the last 20 years, Eric has established himself as a national leader in the industry and an expert in health information privacy. Today, the company is the leading regional provider with long-term client partnerships across healthcare and senior living.
In 2015, Keystone was named the 3rd fastest growing company in St. Louis by the St. Louis Business Journal. Eric helped found the non-profit, New Cities 2.0, to improve the lives of seniors using architecture and technology. Eric is a founding member of HIPAAWorkshops, The League of Healthcare Experts, and a board member for the Wildwood YMCA and Center for Hearing and Speech. Eric holds a BS in Computer Science and Business Administration from Webster University in St. Louis.
Eric is an accomplished business development executive and entrepreneur with an extensive background in healthcare information technology. Eric founded Keystone IT in 2001 and Keystone Technologies in 2004. In 2016, Eric led the effort to combine the go-to-market strategies of these two companies in order to consolidate talent and better serve the full continuum of care. Over the last 20 years, Eric has established himself as a national leader in the industry and an expert in health information privacy. Today, the company is the leading regional provider with long-term client partnerships across healthcare and senior living.
In 2015, Keystone was named the 3rd fastest growing company in St. Louis by the St. Louis Business Journal. Eric helped found the non-profit, New Cities 2.0, to improve the lives of seniors using architecture and technology. Eric is a founding member of HIPAAWorkshops, The League of Healthcare Experts, and a board member for the Wildwood YMCA and Center for Hearing and Speech. Eric holds a BS in Computer Science and Business Administration from Webster University in St. Louis.
Eric is an accomplished business development executive and entrepreneur with an extensive background in healthcare information technology. Eric founded Keystone IT in 2001 and Keystone Technologies in 2004. In 2016, Eric led the effort to combine the go-to-market strategies of these two companies in order to consolidate talent and better serve the full continuum of care. Over the last 20 years, Eric has established himself as a national leader in the industry and an expert in health information privacy. Today, the company is the leading regional provider with long-term client partnerships across healthcare and senior living.
In 2015, Keystone was named the 3rd fastest growing company in St. Louis by the St. Louis Business Journal. Eric helped found the non-profit, New Cities 2.0, to improve the lives of seniors using architecture and technology. Eric is a founding member of HIPAAWorkshops, The League of Healthcare Experts, and a board member for the Wildwood YMCA and Center for Hearing and Speech. Eric holds a BS in Computer Science and Business Administration from Webster University in St. Louis.
Eric is an accomplished business development executive and entrepreneur with an extensive background in healthcare information technology. Eric founded Keystone IT in 2001 and Keystone Technologies in 2004. In 2016, Eric led the effort to combine the go-to-market strategies of these two companies in order to consolidate talent and better serve the full continuum of care. Over the last 20 years, Eric has established himself as a national leader in the industry and an expert in health information privacy. Today, the company is the leading regional provider with long-term client partnerships across healthcare and senior living.
In 2015, Keystone was named the 3rd fastest growing company in St. Louis by the St. Louis Business Journal. Eric helped found the non-profit, New Cities 2.0, to improve the lives of seniors using architecture and technology. Eric is a founding member of HIPAAWorkshops, The League of Healthcare Experts, and a board member for the Wildwood YMCA and Center for Hearing and Speech. Eric holds a BS in Computer Science and Business Administration from Webster University in St. Louis.
Eric is an accomplished business development executive and entrepreneur with an extensive background in healthcare information technology. Eric founded Keystone IT in 2001 and Keystone Technologies in 2004. In 2016, Eric led the effort to combine the go-to-market strategies of these two companies in order to consolidate talent and better serve the full continuum of care. Over the last 20 years, Eric has established himself as a national leader in the industry and an expert in health information privacy. Today, the company is the leading regional provider with long-term client partnerships across healthcare and senior living.
In 2015, Keystone was named the 3rd fastest growing company in St. Louis by the St. Louis Business Journal. Eric helped found the non-profit, New Cities 2.0, to improve the lives of seniors using architecture and technology. Eric is a founding member of HIPAAWorkshops, The League of Healthcare Experts, and a board member for the Wildwood YMCA and Center for Hearing and Speech. Eric holds a BS in Computer Science and Business Administration from Webster University in St. Louis.
Eric is an accomplished business development executive and entrepreneur with an extensive background in healthcare information technology. Eric founded Keystone IT in 2001 and Keystone Technologies in 2004. In 2016, Eric led the effort to combine the go-to-market strategies of these two companies in order to consolidate talent and better serve the full continuum of care. Over the last 20 years, Eric has established himself as a national leader in the industry and an expert in health information privacy. Today, the company is the leading regional provider with long-term client partnerships across healthcare and senior living.
In 2015, Keystone was named the 3rd fastest growing company in St. Louis by the St. Louis Business Journal. Eric helped found the non-profit, New Cities 2.0, to improve the lives of seniors using architecture and technology. Eric is a founding member of HIPAAWorkshops, The League of Healthcare Experts, and a board member for the Wildwood YMCA and Center for Hearing and Speech. Eric holds a BS in Computer Science and Business Administration from Webster University in St. Louis.
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