Technology Executives Roundtable Names Asif Ramji as President

The Technology Executives Roundtable (TER), an association that consists of more than 120 CEOs, CFOs and general managers in Georgia's technology community, announced that Asif Ramji, president and CEO of Paymetric, has been appointed president of TER, succeeding Paul Ilse for 2014.

In a release, TER said that in addition, for 2014, Philip Naples, senior consultant at Pritchard & Jerden, Inc., will serve as TER's vice president; Bob Woosley, executive director of Frazier & Deeter, will serve as the group's treasurer; and Huff Logue, CEO of ExecuLinks, will serve as secretary.

"In 2014, I hope to continue to foster TER's success in bringing Atlanta's high-tech executives together to share and test new ideas so that we can continue to push the technology industry forward," said Ramji.

With more than 18 years of experience directing companies within the software and payment transaction processing industries, Ramji also serves as an advisory board member for the Technology Association of Georgia's Financial Technology Committee and is a member of both the Atlanta CEO Council and the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce.

As a senior consultant for Pritchard & Jerden, Naples provides consulting and advisory services to large organizations, specifically focusing on high growth organizations. He also leads g7 Insurance Services, a division of Pritchard & Jerden that provides insurance brokering to organizations in the technology and life sciences industries. Naples is an active member of the Technology Association of Georgia.

Woosley serves as executive director of Frazier & Deeter where he leads the firm's entrepreneurial consulting practice and directs strategic growth initiatives on both a national and local level. He is also a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and is on the board of Financial Executives Think Tank.

Logue is CEO of ExecuLinks. In this role, he uses a patented process that provides scientific data about candidates that cannot be detected in an interview. Through this process, he has reduced the risk and costs of a bad hire generating quantifiable impacts on revenue and profits.

"Asif and his leadership team members each have impressive histories within the technology space, and I am confident they will continue to advance TER as the leading executive technology forum in Georgia," said Paul Ilse, immediate-past president of TER and CEO of Aptean. "With the new 2014 board in place, members can expect an invaluable learning experience from Georgia's leading technology executives."

The other 2014 TER board members include:

Thomas Armstrong of Silicon Valley Bank

Scott Brown of Sability

Rory Carlton of Arketi Group

Eric Christ of PracticeAdmin

Dick Cook of Focus Bankers

Ed Daihl of Surgical Information Systems

Sami Jajeh of Arketi Group

Andy Kirk of Silicon Valley Bank

Doug Legg of Wm. Leonard & Co.

Bill Leonard of Wm. Leonard & Co

Ann McDonald of Morris, Manning & Martin

Mike Mewbourne of Pritchard & Jerden, Inc.

James R. Morgan of Cardlytics

Michael Price of CEO Ventures

Wayne Reid of Frazier & Deeter

Evan Rogoff of QuantiSense

John Yates of Morris, Manning & Martin

TER holds monthly, invitation-only meetings at the City Club of Buckhead featuring speakers and panels of local and national experts to help members better serve their individual companies.

More information:

www.ter-atlanta.com

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