Dallas-based strategy and technology firm Pariveda Solutions has promoted two leaders to its executive team.
Margaret Scovern has been named chief operating officer and Stan Vlasimsky has been appointed chief commercial officer,
“This is an exciting moment in Pariveda’s journey. Margaret and Stan are exceptional leaders who bring clarity, conviction, and care to everything they do,” CEO Margaret Rogers said in a statement. “Margaret’s ability to align strategy with execution and Stan’s strength in driving meaningful client partnerships position us for continued growth and impact.”
Pariveda said the promotions highlight its dedication to nurturing internal talent and advancing leaders who embody the firm’s values and people-first culture.
As COO, Scovern will oversee operations and strategic priorities, the firm said. Over her 15-year tenure, Scovern has held several leadership roles, most recently as national vice president, where she led Delivery & Customer Value and DEI initiatives.
“I’m honored to step into this role and continue building on the strong foundation we’ve created together. I’m excited to help scale our impact by aligning strategy with execution, always putting our people and clients at the center,” Scovern said.
Vlasimsky, a veteran with over 35 years in professional services, will take the newly created CCO role.
Previously, he led Pariveda’s Customer Value and Experiences team and will now focus on driving go-to-market strategy, deepening client relationships, and accelerating commercial growth. He brings his global experience in business transformation and serving clients to his new role.
“I look forward to guiding Pariveda’s drive to bring even more value to the market through the deepening and broadening of our solutions and offerings and continued growth of meaningful, long-term client relationships,” Vlasimsky said. “I’m thankful for the opportunity to accelerate our growth and expand our impact, while staying true to our purpose.”
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