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Atria Continues Pursuit of Transforming Senior Living with Technology
NAMES DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY LEADER TO SPEARHEAD INNOVATION EFFORTS
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LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Atria Senior Living has announced the appointment of technology executive Chris Nall as incoming Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Atria also announced that current Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer Ali Sareea has been named Executive Vice President and CTO for Glennis Solutions, Atria s new subsidiary that offers a full suite of software as a service (Saas) technology solutions and software platforms to help senior living providers and operators improve their resident care and business management.
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Star Mountain Capital Names Chris Goodwin, Former Co-Head of BNP Paribas Merchant Banking, as Managing Director and Establishes Dallas Office
Star Mountain Capital Names Chris Goodwin, Former Co-Head of BNP Paribas Merchant Banking, as Managing Director and Establishes Dallas Office
Star Mountain Capital, LLC (“Star Mountain”), an investment manager focused exclusively on the large, underserved U.S. lower middle-market, is pleased to announce that Chris Goodwin has expanded his role from Operating Partner to Managing Director and has opened Star Mountains Dallas office. With over thirty years of complementary experience as a leveraged finance banker, private equity investor and C-level operating executive, Mr. Goodwin brings a diverse skill set and a vast network to Star Mountain’s focus on value-added debt and equity investing in established U.S. small and medium-size businesses.
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Community Advisory Board of Keiro Pacifica Senior Care Facilities Raises Concerns About Protecting Residents from COVID-19
Community Advisory Board of Keiro Pacifica Senior Care Facilities Raises Concerns About Protecting Residents from COVID-19 The Community Advisory Board of the Keiro Pacifica properties, which was formed by order of the California Attorney General five years ago as a condition of the sale of the facilities, today raises concerns about the potential transfer of patients and closure of a facility that has so far not had a single case of COVID-19. The Community Advisory Board serves as an oversight body for four Keiro Senior Care facilities that were sold to the Pacifica Companies in February 2016. The California Office of the Attorney General requested the board be established as a requirement of the sale in order to provide the link between the Operators and the community.