Dallas-based Hallmark Health Care Solutions, which markets what it calls “Healthcare’s Workforce Operating System,” named Shachar Rabbe as its chief financial officer.
Rabbe brings nearly two decades of experience leading finance and operations at global technology companies, Hallmark said in its announcement. In the role, he will support the company’s work helping health systems and medical groups manage staffing and workforce costs.
“Shachar’s proven track record of driving growth and operational excellence will be instrumental as Hallmark continues to scale,” Hallmark CEO Bharat Sundaram said in a statement. “As we prepare for our next phase of growth, his leadership and experience will strengthen our ability to help health systems improve workforce performance and enterprise outcomes.”
A finance career in global tech
Before joining Hallmark, Rabbe was CFO at Acronis, a global cybersecurity firm, where he served as a strategic business partner and member of the executive team. During his tenure, according to Hallmark, Rabbe grew the company’s software-as-a-service business, directed equity financing totaling more than $500 million with global investors and guided the company’s shift to a recurring revenue model.
Previously, Rabbe held senior finance and operations leadership positions at Orbotech, a KLA subsidiary and global provider of electronics manufacturing solutions. He served as vice president of finance and operations for the company’s Americas and Europe business, overseeing finance, operations and controls across multiple regions. In that role, he expanded market share from about 40% to 70% while improving operational and financial efficiency, Hallmark said.
About Hallmark Health Care Solutions
Hallmark sells workforce management technology and services to health systems and medical groups, pairing software with an operations team, according to the company. It launched its AI-enabled Workforce Operating System platform in June.
“Hallmark is at a tipping point for the healthcare industry as organizations face mounting financial pressure, staffing shortages, and rising patient demand,” Rabbe said in a statement. “The company has built a strong foundation, and I’m excited to join the team at such a pivotal time. I look forward to helping health systems strengthen their financial performance, empower their workforce, and ultimately improve care for the patients they serve.”
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