G2X TAKE: Armed with a new $20 Billion CIO-SP3 SB Prime GWAC, this very fast rising firm, recently noted as one of the Federal Health Consulting Firms Creating a Buzz, has added two senior executives as they look to continue their rapid growth.
T4NG Prime ProSphere, who specializes in the planning, design, development, and implementation of enterprise IT solutions and services for the Federal Government, recently recruited industry leader Gary Ricketts as their new Chief Service Delivery Officer and Thao Sofo as their new VP for Health IT Services.
With his more than 35 years of industry experience focused on leadership and growth of IT Service businesses, to include previously serving as President and COO for BITS, a successful VA T4NG SDVOSB acquired by Cognosante in late 2016, Gary Ricketts will be a well-known figure to many in the Federal Health community. In his new role with ProSphere, Gary will oversee the project portfolio focusing on service delivery excellence and customer satisfaction.
In addition, ProSphere recently added veteran growth and delivery leader, Thao Sofo, who will bring her more than 20 years of experience developing and cultivating operational and domain expertise and leading capture and optimization of new business for some of the most successful firms in DC. As the VP for Health IT Services, Thao will lead both service delivery and growth activities for ProSphere’s Health IT division.
As we continue to point out, big investments do not guarantee big results, but they do signify intent. Given their track record of success and their broad portfolio of Health IT capabilities and expertise, ProSphere continues to be one to watch.
See a list of the full executive team for ProSphere here.
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