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Bill Kloes joins Navenio as COO to drive US expansion
Navenio, the health and location technology scaleup, today announces the appointment of healthcare industry veteran, Bill Kloes, as Chief Operating Officer.
Bill, who has a background in healthcare IT, is a highly experienced Chief Operating Officer (COO) with over 30 years experience in scaling up tech businesses and has an impressive track record in building successful teams and managing profitable operations. Previous roles include VP of Customer Operations, General Manager of Managed Services at McKesson and VP of Professional Services at Nuance.
Bill’s appointment will help to deliver the company’s long term vision to bring the benefits of indoor location to everyone, everywhere. Navenio’s infrastructure-free indoor location solutions, the equivalent of GPS for use indoors, power a range of apps and platforms in sectors including healthcare.
Connie Moser, CEO at Navenio, said: “We’re now at an exciting phase of our growth, as we expand into the US and beyond. Bill has a wealth of experience in the tech scale up space to help us grow and achieve our goals, not only in the healthcare sector but in a wide range of verticals. I welcome Bill to our team and look forward to the results that we can achieve together.”
Bill Kloes added: “With a range of experience in the healthcare sector behind me, I’m excited to be joining Navenio to help the company grow its presence in the US. There is huge demand for innovation within the sector, as health services try to get back to capacity. The company is going a long way in supporting patient flow and optimising efficiency and capacity and I look forward to being part of the Navenio journey.”
Navenio has already forged strong relationships with health systems and facilities management operators in the UK and US. The company is also currently developing a proven and globally scalable evidence base to further support improved patient flow across the health economy.
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