MedRisk Names Michael Ryan as New President [Professional Services Close – Up]
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MedRisk, a managed care company specializing in the physical rehabilitation of injured workers, has announced that Michael Ryan will assume the new role of President.
Ryan, a commercial insurance executive with more than 15 years' experience, previously served as the organization's Chief Growth Officer. During his tenure, he spearheaded sales, marketing, account management and call center operations for the company, the Company noted in a release.
"As the new president, Mike will be optimizing the alignment of our initiatives company-wide and across departments to maximize opportunities for innovation, customer satisfaction and growth," said Shelley Boyce, Chief Executive Officer of MedRisk. "His exceptional business acumen and leadership skills will be invaluable in achieving MedRisk's strategic goals both now and in the future."
"I'm extremely honored and excited to accept this new challenge," said Ryan. "I'm looking forward to continuing to workxxx alongside CEO Shelley Boyce and the rest of the talented MedRisk team in the years to come. Together, we will continue to develop strategies designed to provide cutting-edge solutions that promote quality care and return-to-work oriented treatment."
Ryan's previous employers include The Hartford; Specialty Risk Services (SRS); Sedgwick CMS; American Financial Group; and Liberty Mutual.
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