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Schaumburg, IL (August 23, 2011) - CellTrak today announced the addition of Kristin Hackney to its executive leadership team. Kris has been appointed to the new role as Vice President Partner and Market Development. In this new role Kris will be reporting directly to the President and CEO of CellTrak Technologies, Inc, Michael K. Wons, and will be a member of the CellTrak Executive Leadership team.
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“We are very excited about the addition of Kris to our executive leadership team at CellTrak. Kris will be bringing her deep industry knowledge and product development expertise pertaining to predictive analytics software and solutions to the CellTrak team. Importantly Kris will have the opportunity to work one on one with our world-wide partner channel to further expand the global footprint of CellTrak”, shared Michael K. Wons, President and CEO of CellTrak Technologies, Inc.
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Kristin is an experienced senior software executive who brings over 17 years of technology and partner development experience to CellTrak. With working knowledge of healthcare and homecare solutions, Kris is also a leader in the technology incubation space in Chicago and is focused on helping build a sustainable partner channel and to open up adjoining market opportunities in healthcare for CellTrak.
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Most recently Kris served as Vice President, Worldwide Enterprise Solutions & Services for SPSS Inc., a $300M+ global provider of predictive analytics software and solutions headquartered in Chicago. SPSS was purchased in its entirety by IBM in October 2009. Prior to SPSS Kris served in technology leadership roles with Showcase Corporation and Thomson Reuters. Kris has a Bachelor’s degree from Hamline University and completed the Chicago Management Institute program at the University of Chicago - Booth School of Business.

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