| Nathaniel Weiss, Founder and Chief Executive Officer |
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Read Nathaniel's LiveProcess blog articles. |
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| Mitch Saruwatari, VP Quality & Compliance |
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Read Mitch's LiveProcess blog articles. |
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| John A. Lubarsky, Senior VP, Sales & Business Development |
 John has over 30 years experience in sales, sales management, global accounts, global partnering and industry group sales for companies including Digital Equipment Corp, SynOptics (Bay Networks) and several successful start-ups including Berkeley Networks and CacheFlow Inc. (BlueCoat Systems). Most recently, John was Sales Vice President for the Americas at Tandberg, a video technology leader purchased by Cisco in 2009 for over $3 billion. At Tandberg, John grew the sales force into a first-class, direct touch selling organization which achieved significant growth over multiple years and exceeded $135 million in sales. After earning a B.S. Degree in Engineering from Lehigh University in Bethlehem, PA, John received his Masters in Business Administration from Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison, New Jersey. |
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| Dan Napolitano, VP, Product |
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Earlier in his career, Dan was National Manager for Digital Publishing at PSI, a vertical imaging solutions provider to publishers, government, and higher education nationwide. Dan’s fledgling division introduced its own line of hardware and software to complement its value-added reseller practice. Revenues tripled in less than two years, taking the division from lowest- to highest-grossing in the company. Dan graduated with high honors from Colgate University, earning a BA and an MA in English Language and Literature. He resides in New York City. |
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| Paul Ruderman, VP Operations |
 Paul has been a key member of the management team since LiveProcess' pilot phase, and was integral in securing the company's initial financing. In overseeing the company's operations, Paul has been responsible for building the company's talented and diverse staff, formulating and implementing the company's policies on a day-to-day basis, directing the buildout of the company's internal IT infrastructure, managing general and executive administration, and overseeing the coordination of the company's day-to-day finances. Paul is experienced and accomplished at organizing and leading large, creative groups through complex projects and achieving extraordinary results. |
Nathaniel has been an inventor and entrepreneur for over 20 years. Weiss graduated with a BSEE at the University of Pennsylvania where studying languages and technology he developed the patented technology for translating sound to sheet music via the computer. He received the largest grant ever awarded by the Ben Franklin Science and Technology Center and started GVOX Inc. GVOX built partnerships with Fender Guitar Corp, Excite@Home, McGraw Hill, etc. After the events of 9/11, Weiss recognized that hospitals and other healthcare organizations lacked a "common language" for emergency preparedness and incident management. He invented and patented the original technology for this market, started LiveProcess Inc., sold the first key accounts, raised the necessary capital, and built a strong management team. In 1995, Weiss was selected as Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce Young Entrepreneur of the Year, and in 1997, Eastern Pennsylvania Young Entrepreneur of the Year.
Mitch Saruwatari brings over 15 years of experience in healthcare and emergency management to LiveProcess. For seven years, Mitch served in several key positions at Kaiser Permanente, the nation's largest private integrated healthcare delivery system, based in Oakland, California, including interim National Director for Healthcare Continuity Management and National Threat Assessment Manager. Mitch has a Master's degree in Public Health and has finished his coursework for a doctorate degree in Public Health Policy from UCLA. He has worked as an Epidemiologist in San Diego and Los Angeles Counties. He has also served as Regional Disaster Medical and Health Specialist for the State of California. Mitch is a former member of the State of California Hospital Bioterrorism Preparedness Planning Committee and Joint Advisory Committee. He was also a member of the Los Angeles County CDC and HRSA Bioterrorism Advisory Committee. Mitch was a founding member of the California Disaster Interest Group and has participated in various other state and local disaster and safety committees, including serving as co-chair for the development of the National Incident Management System (NIMS) compliant Hospital Incident Command System (HICS). Currently, Mitch serves as an instructor for the Center for Domestic Preparedness in healthcare and public health courses.
Dan joined LiveProcess in March 2010.
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