Vervint Bolsters Executive Team With Robert Elliott As New CRO To Drive Focus On Market Expansion And Human-Centered Solutions
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - Washingtoner -- VERVINT, a subsidiary of Koniag Capital, is excited to announce the appointment of Robert Elliott as its first Chief Revenue Officer. With more than 20 years of experience in IT and services, Elliott is set to lead Vervint's local, regional, and national expansion through building a scalable, world-class sales organization.

Robert Elliott joins Vervint as the inaugural Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) from Launch by NTT Data, where he served as General Manager and Vice President of the Healthcare Life Sciences and Public Sector portfolios. In addition, he has held leadership positions at Globant, The Home Depot, and Turner Broadcasting Systems. Elliott has a Management Information Systems degree from Auburn University and an MBA from the Georgia Institute of Technology.

Elliott's appointment as CRO is part of a leadership transition that marks a new chapter for Vervint. He joins newly appointed President and Chief Consulting Officer, Chuck Tsocanos, and Chief Finance and Operations Officer, Robin Kleinjans-McKee, who has been with Vervint since 2020.

"I'm thrilled about the future of Vervint as we deepen our commitment to a human-centered approach and customer obsession. Bringing Robert on board as our CRO enhances our ability to deliver integrated solutions across experience design, custom development, data analytics, cloud, infrastructure, and managed services. His deep expertise in healthcare and other industries will be instrumental in advancing our mission to improve customer, patient, and clinician experiences," said Chuck Tsocanos, "'People at the Heart' has always been a core value at Vervint, and our goal is to bring that philosophy to our clients—partnering with them to co-develop and support technology that drives better experiences."

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Robin Kleinjans-McKee, as the veteran member of the leadership team, adds, "Vervint has a strong foundation built on innovation, expertise, and a deep commitment to our clients. As we welcome Robert to the team, we honor our past while embracing a future of even greater possibilities. This leadership team brings the vision and experience to empower our people, accelerate growth, strengthen partnerships, and create meaningful impact in the industry and in our communities."

In addition to Tsocanos, Kleinjans-McKee, and Elliott, Vervint's executive leadership team also includes Allen Debes, the new CEO of Koniag Capital. Together, their goal is to further Vervint's mission to position itself as a national technology, digital, and consulting services firm, while also supporting Koniag's long-term expansion strategy.

"Investing in Vervint for the long-haul continues with the key additions of Chuck as President, Robert as CRO, and the long-term sustaining leadership of Robin as CFO. These moves, along with past and future investments, continue to demonstrate Koniag Capital's buy and hold investment approach," commented Koniag Capital CEO, Allen Debes.

"It is a privilege to work with and lead the exceptional team members and long-standing clients at Vervint," says Elliott. "Joining the new leadership team is exciting, as I will have the opportunity to lead with and learn from some of the best in the industry. Our team and clients will benefit greatly from the experience, vision, and work ethic of Allen, Chuck, and Robin."

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Vervint is a purpose-driven consultancy and digital catalyst, empowering people and organizations to thrive in an experience-driven world. Vervint's approach is customer-obsessed and human-centered, going beyond technology to improve clients' customer experiences through thoughtful strategy, creativity, and innovation. Their cross-functional expertise drives real progress and transformation. A subsidiary of Koniag since 2012, Vervint is committed to supporting the Alutiiq people and creating lasting impact for employees, clients, and communities. For more information, visit vervint.com.

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Based in Kodiak, Alaska, Koniag is an Alaska Native regional corporation that manages a diverse portfolio of operating companies and real estate holdings. Koniag is committed to benefiting its nearly 4,600 Alutiiq Shareholders through growing dividends, educational scholarships, and investments in cultural programs that preserve the Alutiiq heritage of the Kodiak Island region. Koniag operates technology services businesses across the U.S. in four primary areas: energy and infrastructure, commercial technology consulting, government contracting, and Kodiak Island investments. For more information about the Koniag family of companies, visit koniag.com.

Koniag Capital drives the investment in and growth of technology companies that focus on the private sector.  As a subsidiary of an Alaska Native corporation, our purpose is unique: We invest in and operate our businesses through sustainable financial practices and resource management to be able to make a meaningful difference in the lives of Koniag's Alutiiq Shareholders and Descendants. For more information, visit koniagcap.com.