Dan Osborne has joined Frisco-based SaaS implementation partner MTX Group as chief client officer, bringing with him more than 15 years of experience within the Salesforce ecosystem.
“As chief client officer, Dan will drive the goals of our client partners to ensure we are delivering positive outcomes to the communities we serve,” MTX President Mahesh Nattanmai said in a statement. “I look forward to working with Dan towards our growth objectives as the company continues to scale and expand globally.”
Before MTX, Osborne led teams for Salesforce in state and local government, both on the professional services and licenses side, MTX said. In this new role, Osborne aims to transform the way government delivers client-focused services.
Osborne brings an extensive background in the public sector in driving excellence, MTX said. He will work with government agencies to streamline and enhance how they provide services to their residents, the company said.
MTX said the Osborne’s understanding of the Salesforce ecosystem dynamics will drive immediate value for the company, further its investment in Salesforce, and deliver outcomes-focused solutions to clients.
Osborne’s mission will focus on the growth of MTX and driving outcomes for clients and partners through successful digital transformation, the company said.
“I’m excited to be joining the MTX team. I have personally known MTX Founder and CEO Das Nobel for 12 years, and I strongly believe in the leadership of this organization,” Osborne said in a statement. “I’m confident that tomorrow’s opportunities for MTX are even better than today’s. I believe in the MTX team and their ability to deliver excellence to our clients.”
MTX Group Inc. is a global technology consulting firm that enables organizations to modernize through digital transformation. It helps transform long-term strategy with outcomes in mind around happiness, health and the economy, the company said.
Get on the list.
Dallas Innovates, every day.
Sign up to keep your eye on what’s new and next in Dallas-Fort Worth, every day.
Get on the list.
Dallas Innovates, every day.
Sign up to keep your eye on what’s new and next in Dallas-Fort Worth, every day.
R E A D N E X T
-
Keith Scally has joined Richardson-based Cariloop, a comprehensive caregiver support platform that combines cloud-based tools and personalized, professional coaching services, as chief product officer. The company said that Scally will oversee its tech-enabled, human-powered innovation initiatives as they continue to create game-changing solutions that reduce the stress and burden felt by working caregivers and families. “Keith is a phenomenal product leader and brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to our team. He has such a bold, creative vision and a fierce passion for building products that have the potential to help families on a global scale,” CEO Michael Walsh…
-
Yuvo Health, a New York-based technology-enabled administrative and managed-care solution provider for community health centers, announced Coppell executive Selase Dow as its new chief operating officer. Dow, who will remain based in the Dallas-Fort Worth city, brings more than two decades of managed care experience to the New York startup. Dow has worked closely with large physician organizations in North Texas to implement financial and care models and has a deep background in operations, ACO management, contracting, and more. Yuvo Health is a New York-based startup founded in 2021 by a BIPOC founding team. The company aims to provide administrative…
-
The moves follow a recent infusion of $4.1 million in strategic financing as Stryve looks to fuel its growth in the consumer packaged goods sector.
-
As CTO, Daniel Curling will play a key role in shaping the future growth of the company and driving technological advancements. As CIO, Scott Ball will be responsible for WWEX Group's technology infrastructure, operations, security, and corporate applications.
-
Fort Worth-based Operio Group has hired Deb Blackwell as chief revenue officer of the emerging holding company building a global body of brands that supply and support the solid dose manufacturing industry. The company called it a strategic move signifying its commitment to driving growth and operational excellence in the solid dose space, as Blackwell brings with her an impressive track record of revenue optimization and leadership. “I am really excited to have Deb Blackwell join our team,” Operio Group CEO Alastair Sanderson said in a statement. “I feel like she adds a perspective, background and experience to Operio Group…
