Suzanne Masino/Matchwell
The American healthcare industry is filled with critical clinician shortages and unnecessary complexity. It’s time for a revolution: in particular one led by problem solvers who value efficiency, simplicity, and human beings.
Matchwell is where clinicians and healthcare facilities come together for flexible work. Matchwell CEO, Rob Crowe, saw that the healthcare industry’s flexible-work model was in need of an update, so he leveraged his decades of experience in the industry to embrace the challenge set before him and the Matchwell team. What happened is a truly reimagined model for providing patient coverage. Not a job board, but an innovative cloud-based marketplace powered by recruiting experts who pre-qualify facilities and clinicians to create ideal matches. No middleman – only healthcare facilities and clinicians dealing directly with one another on their own terms.
Matchwell was designed from the outset to engage the 98% of clinicians who currently do not work through a staffing company, to empower clinicians to provide their services within their own work-life balance, and to enable healthcare facilities to see substantial cost savings. Ultimately, Matchwell empowers both sides to choose the what, where, and when of how work happens. Improving lives, saving money, and helping to narrow the nation’s medical coverage deficit.
Tammy Shumate/Capital City Home Loans
BrandMortgage is a full service lender doing business in 10 states. Offering a wide variety of mortgage finance products, they help each and every client choose the best option to fit their budget and meet their individual needs. On March 1st, BrandMortgage will change their name to Capital City Home Loans in a joint venture with Capital City Bank, a 125 year old bank with 3 billion in assets. Together we will leverage each others’ strengths to accelerate growth and capitalize on market opportunities that benefit our clients, communities and shareholders.
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