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Point B Appoints New C-Level Executives to Accelerate Growth and Transformation
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SEATTLE ~ Point B, a consulting firm that works at the intersection of expertise, industry insight, and transformative technology, has announced the appointment of several key executives to leadership roles. This move is intended to accelerate growth, streamline operations, and deepen the company's technology expertise.

Brian Turner, President & CEO of Point B, said: "Today's market conditions demand that every company be nimble and ready to evolve. The executives in these roles will help Point B transform to serve the needs of our customers better. Each leader in our Executive Committee brings the deep functional expertise we need to continue our relentless focus on providing world-class customer experiences and delivering outcomes that go beyond expectations for the advancement of people, planet, and profit."

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The new executives include Patrice Graves as Chief People Officer; David Parker as Chief Financial Officer; Jay Harrison as Chief Growth Officer; Michael Valitchka as Chief Delivery Officer; Chris Magill as Chief Legal Officer; and Tim Larson as Executive Vice President, Operations & IT.

Turner commented on Graves' appointment: "Patrice's ability to build a best-in-class employee experience will enable us to provide new and deeper pathways for our people to evolve their skill sets to meet the needs of our customers."

Harrison added: "Deepening our technology expertise will enable bigger, bolder possibilities for our customers – and fuel our own growth."

Valitchka said: "As a leadership team, we're committed to keeping customers our core focus and continuing to provide seamless collaboration that generates impact for their business, stakeholders, employees, and consumers."

Point B is committed to helping companies evolve and stay competitive by providing trusted talent for each customer engagement. To learn more about Point B's collaborative approach to solving customers' greatest challenges please contact them here.
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