Sometimes a team approach provides the best outcomes to our clients. Relevant Strategies collaborates with exceptional individuals who consistently deliver high quality service in a wide range of domains. A few of our selected associates are highlighted below.

Linda Reeder, RN, MBA, CPHIMS provides practical solutions to the health and human services community in the areas of business and market analysis, clinical systems project management, care management program development, quality improvement and regulatory compliance. She draws on over 20 years of diverse experience and accomplishments in senior management positions with service providers, solution vendors and e-health organizations. Linda is also a sought after speaker, served on the national executive Board for the premier healthcare technology association and developed award-winning programs.

Diane Vasarkovy consults with organizations that want to create significant and meaningful change. She brings order to their chaos and helps them mobilize for success. A lifetime of experience has convinced her that people are the critical technology. Diane helps design the processes and behaviors that get the best bang for your technology dollars.

Steve Giesecke is a health systems IT consultant with extensive experience in regulatory compliance, business and technology analysis, security and risk assessment, medical claims systems and processes, and software development project management. Steve is the former Deputy CIO for the U.S. military health system responsible for an annual information technology program of $500 million. With two decades of experience as a healthcare administrator, he has served as a CEO and COO of four federal medical facilities, and as the CIO of a tertiary care medical center.

Glenn Briskin, PMP, M.A., is a consultant and project manager in Olympia, Washington, with over 25 years of experience managing small to large IT projects for public and private sector clients. His insightful and collaborative approach to helping people deliver successful projects may be what you need to help your project succeed.