A decade owning complex, C-suite healthcare relationships — carrying the largest book in the organization and keeping it through the moments that break other reps.
I sell to and partner with the most risk-averse buyers in enterprise software — hospital CFOs, COOs, and Revenue Cycle VPs making multi-year, compliance-driven decisions. Earning their trust takes domain fluency and discipline, not a pitch.
94 enterprise health-system accounts across 533 facilities and 36 states — multi-stakeholder committees, multi-year contracts, and financials audited by CMS. I'm the primary point of trust across finance, revenue cycle, IT, and clinical leadership.
I grew total book value 72% in two years — largely through expansion of existing accounts: renewals signed before expiration, cross-sell into new facilities, and upsell timed to proven value. Growth that comes from trust, not pressure.
When my company was acquired, I carried all 94 accounts through the transition with zero attrition and 100% of revenue preserved. Retention through an ownership change is the definitive test of account ownership — and it held.
In 2024, Kyle closed $6.1M against an $800K quota, a 760% attainment that was unlike anything I'd seen at that tenure level. What made it more impressive was the consistency: 94%+ renewal rate, a disciplined Salesforce pipeline, and the ability to manage 94 enterprise accounts without dropping the ball on any of them. He's one of the most capable enterprise account managers I've worked with.
He understood how to sell across a portfolio in a way that felt consultative rather than transactional, and the result was expanded relationships and outcomes his clients genuinely appreciated. Trustworthy, professionally polished, and capable of growing enterprise accounts with both rigor and relationship skills. I would hire Kyle again without hesitation.
Kyle built one of the strongest portfolios on the team through consistency, professionalism, and the way he approached client relationships. He managed complex enterprise relationships well and always kept opportunities moving forward. Any organization would be fortunate to have him.
I'm CRCR- and CHCRS-certified with genuine fluency in hospital finance, revenue cycle, and the CMS-audited regulatory environment my clients operate in. That means I speak my buyers' language — realized savings, revenue integrity, compliance risk avoided — from the first meeting. The domain can shift into adjacent regulated industries; the motion, the discipline, and the results travel.
Every move deeper into complex, high-stakes enterprise relationships — from marketing, to selling, to owning the accounts that matter most.
Alongside full-time roles, I take on select advisory engagements for RCM and health-tech vendors — helping them win, keep, and grow complex healthcare accounts. The same motion I've run for a decade, applied to your team.
Helping RCM and health-tech vendors sell into hospital finance — buyer psychology, C-suite messaging, and the domain fluency (DRG, revenue integrity, Medicare reimbursement) that shortens complex, compliance-driven cycles.
Building the playbooks that protect and grow a complex book — health scoring, QBR cadence, renewal and expansion motions, and the C-suite relationship discipline that keeps accounts through change.
Helping vendors build or scale the post-sale motion that grows revenue — onboarding and adoption, QBR cadence, health scoring, and the net-revenue-retention playbook that turns a customer base into a growth engine.
Engagements are scoped to fit — from a one-time strategy session to ongoing advisory.