ELISION SOFTWARE - Key Persons
Mrs. Myers joined Elision Software Inc. in 2013 after being responsible for driving market shares in Clinical and Reference laboratory at Cardinal Health Inc., where she initiated and took ownership of principles of territory management, including the account planning selling process, post sales implementation, and deal economics. She identified and qualified new sales opportunities and developed plans for introducing new solutions through collaborative relationships. She effectively negotiated and collaborated with colleagues to influence support for mutually beneficial outcomes and achieving consensus. She presented and closed sales for capital instrumentation with manufacture representative from Sakura, Ortho Clinical Diagnostics (OCD), bioMerieux, Becton Dickinson and Diasorin, generating millions in sales for Cardinal Health. Prior to that, she was a professional pharmaceutical specialist for Proctor and Gamble, Astra Zeneca, and Bayer Pharmaceuticals, Administrative Laboratory Director and Program Administrator for Medical Technology at Decatur Memorial Hospital, and Adjunct Professor at several prominent universities in Central Illinois.
Job Titles:
- Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing
Mr. Hector joined Elision Software Inc., in 2015. Eric has a BFA in Commercial Art and Computer Design from Millikin University and a MFA in Creative Writing from Southern New Hampshire University. Eric is the Creative Director and owner of both Heroic Age Studios, established in 1992, and the Heroic Age Art Center, which opened in 2013. Through Heroic Age, Eric works as an artist, designer, producer, writer and director, for television commercials, corporate videos, documentaries, animated films, and live action features. A few of Heroic Age's clients include Warner Brothers, Disney, Kraft, National Geographic, The Discovery Channel, and The Illinois Secretary of State's Office as well as numerous advertising agencies and movie producers.
Dr. Clarke founded Elision Software Inc. in 2000 after he saw the need for medical productivity and expert system software not available in the marketplace. He holds four copyrights on this software and other applications and is the software architect of Surgical Suite©. Dr. Clarke successfully interfaced a gamma ray spectrometer to an HP 2000 minicomputer and IMSAI 8080A microprocessor (utilizing transistor-transistor logic), transforming it from a single channel analyzer to a multichannel scaler. He brings this and other expertise to bridge the software architecture / medicine divide. He has twenty-three years' experience in anatomic and clinical pathology, is board certified in AP/CP, and is also a founding partnered pathologist with Pathology Associates of Central Illinois at Decatur Memorial Hospital.