Critical Signal Technologies Names New Chief Operating Officer
Kopczynski brings 20 plus years of financial and operational leadership experience. In his new role, Kopczynski will lead company-wide business operations. As second-in-command, Kopczynski will help scale and maximize CST's rapid growth with healthcare providers and payers throughout
"Jim has been involved with CST since our founding in 2006," said CST Chief Executive Officer
Prior to joining CST, Kopczynski spent five years at Continental Energy Services (Continental) serving as its Chief Financial Officer. Under his leadership at Continental, the 350 employee organization experienced tremendous success by more than doubling its revenues while also implementing operational and process initiatives to support the rapid and sustained growth. In addition, Kopczynski co-founded
Kopczynski received his M.B.A. from
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