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Management Team
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G. A. (Jay) Mossman
III
President & CEO |
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Jay
Mossman is
the founder
and current
CEO of
Akcelerant.
Jay held
senior
executive
positions in
technology
and lines of
business
with Mellon
Bank,
RepublicBank
and Bank One
during his
15 year
tenure with
these
institutions.
He spent 7
years as
President of
a financial
services
software
company for
which he was
brought in
by a venture
capital firm
to turn
around its
investment.
He received
numerous
awards such
as Inc.
Magazine
Turnaround
Person of
the Year
Runner-up
1995 and
1995
Turnaround
CEO of the
Year for the
Eastern
Technology
Council. He
was honored
in 2001 by
the State of
Pennsylvania,
receiving
citations
from the
House and
Senate for
his
technology
contributions
to the
state. Also
in 2001 he
was named
Technology
Person of
the Year for
Chester
County, the
fastest
growing
county in
Pennsylvania. |
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William Gray
Chief Financial
Officer |
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William Gray is the Chief Financial Officer of Akcelerant. Bill joined the Akcelerant team in July, 2009 and is responsible for directing the company’s financial strategy. Bill oversees accounting, legal, administration and human resources for Akcelerant.
Bill came to Akcelerant with almost 20 years of finance and operations expertise. Over the past 15 years, he worked for growth companies that successfully raised venture capital, rapidly grew revenues and were acquired or merged. Most recently, Bill served as CFO for StarCite, Inc. the leading SAAS provider for the corporate meetings market. Previously, Bill was CFO and COO for Investor Broadcast Network, the first company to broadcast public company earnings calls over the Internet. Before that, he helped launch, rapidly grow revenues, and sell the eighth online service in the world, Reality Online, Inc., A Reuters Company. There, Bill served as CFO and Senior Vice President, Operations.
Bill has an MBA and a B.S. in Accountancy from Villanova University |
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Mark Price
Chief Technology
Officer |
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Eric Snyder
Executive Vice
President |
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Emily Steele
Chief Operating
Officer |
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Emily Steele
is the Chief
Operating
Officer at
Akcelerant
and manages
the
Operations
Group. Emily
is
responsible
for
overseeing
the day-to-day
business
operations
of several
divisions
including
Customer
Care,
Product
Management,
Professional
Services,
and Software
Development.
Emily
joined
Akcelerant
in 2005 as
the Controls
Director to
help
analyze,
define and
implement
new and
improved
processes
and
procedures
for
customer
care, implementations and
product
development.
By 2006 she
was promoted
to SVP of
Customer
Support
Management,
where she
assumed the
responsibility
for all
customer
related
activities
in the areas
of
professional
and support
services. In a very
short time,
Emily has
greatly
impacted the
growth and
success of
Akcelerant
and has
proven
herself to
be a
fundamental
part of the
Akcelerant
management
team.
Prior to
coming to
Akcelerant,
Emily spent
8 years at
Sanchez
Computer
Associates
(now
Fidelity
Information
Services)
managing the
Corporate
Quality
Assurance
Department.
In this role
she
developed
and
maintained
processes to
improve the
quality and
efficiency
of the
Fidelity
software
products.
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Outside
Directors
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Robert E.
Keith, Jr. |
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William H.
Shea, Jr. |
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William H.
Shea, Jr. is
a private
investor who
serves on
various non
profit and
corporate
Boards. His
membership
includes the
Board of
Trustees of
The Franklin
Institute in
Philadelphia,
The Free
Library of
Philadelphia,
Penn
Virginia
Corporation,
Kayne
Anderson MLP
Investment
Company and
Kayne
Anderson
Energy Total
Return Fund,
Inc.
Prior to his
current
status, Bill
was
Chairman,
CEO and
President of
Buckeye
Partners,
L.P., a
publicly-traded
master
limited
partnership
that
provides
pipeline
transportation
and refined
petroleum
products
operated in
the United
States. Bill
also was
Chairman,
CEO and
President of
Buckeye GP
Holdings LP
from the
general
partner of
Buckeye
Partners,
L.P.
During his
tenure at
Buckeye
Partners
L.P., Bill
oversaw
significant
growth in
all aspects
of Buckeye’s
business. He
served as
Chairman of
the Board
from May 12,
2004 through
June 2007,
President,
Chief
Executive
Officer and
a director
of the
General
Partner of
Buckeye from
September
27, 2000,
President
and Chief
Executive
Officer and
as a
director of
the general
partner of
Buckeye GP
Holdings,
L.P. (and
its
predecessors)
since May 4,
2004, and as
President
and Chief
Operating
Officer of
the General
Partner from
July 1998 to
September
2000.
Bill and his
wife Susan
live in
Berwyn, PA
and have two
sons, Andy
and Steven.
Bill also
owns two
minor league
baseball
teams and
enjoys
traveling
and golfing.
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William
Stallkamp |
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Brad Young |
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At SWBC for
15 years,
Brad Young
currently serves as
Senior Vice
President,
Business
Strategy and
brings more
than 25 years
of related insurance underwriting, operations, and marketing
expertise to the firm. He began his career with Balboa Life and
Casualty serving as an Underwriting and Actuarial Services
Manager. Prior to joining the SWBC team, he was President of Cotrak Insurance Services, a leading provider of insurance and
risk management services in the Western United States. Brad
was CEO of SWBC’s Risk Management Division from 2002 to
2007, during which time he was instrumental in guiding the
operation to becoming one of the largest, premier providers
of outsourced insurance and risk management services in the
industry. Currently, he collaborates closely with Sales, Finance,
Information Technology, and Product Operations, enhancing
SWBC’s line of business to meet new customer objectives,
address new competitive challenges, find new sources of
revenue, and improve work processes.
Brad graduated from Illinois College in Jacksonville, Ill.,
with bachelor of arts degrees in mathematics and business
administration. He volunteers in many civic, athletic, and
charitable organizations in San Antonio. Brad has served on
the Board of Directors for the San Antonio Sports Foundation
for 10 years and represents the local Organizing Committee
for Amateur Sports as well as the Dreams for Youth Program. |
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