CaseWorthy Inc., a Salt Lake City-based provider of case management software and health and human services technology, has named Aaron Watson as president. The company also appointed Brandon Lloyd as chief financial officer.
The appointment come on the heels of a majority investment in CaseWorthy by Menlo Park, California-based private equity firm Symphony Technology Group and the acquisition of Accessible Solutions, Inc., a Cocoa, Florida, senior services case management company.
Coincidental with the appointments of Watson and Lloyd, CaseWorthy founder and CEO Brian Bingel has transitioned into a board of directors advisory role.
Watson was previously the chief sales officer of customer engagement platform Cheetah Digital. His career also includes senior leadership roles at such technology organizations as Clicktale and Omniture.
“CaseWorthy has achieved a superior position in the health and human services technology space,” said Watson. “Not only does CaseWorthy enable noble organizations to serve some of our population’s most vulnerable, its sophisticated technology and unmatched expertise have produced an impressive foundation upon which we can continue to build. I am honored to be leading such a passionate organization. Surely, there’s never been a better time to be a part of this company.”
“After many years of hard work and dedication, I am grateful for the opportunity to serve in an advisory role. Seeing the business I founded back in 2008 flourish is immensely gratifying,” said Bingel. “As I take advantage of the opportunity to transition into an advisory capacity, I remain as passionate as ever about CaseWorthy.”