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Seattle, WA-based A Place for Mom has Appointed Clifford Cancelosi as Chief Information Officer
About the Company
A Place for Mom, Inc. is the nation`s largest senior living referral information service providing resources and personalized assistance in finding senior care and housing. Using its nationwide network of more than 18,000 providers of senior living services, A Place for Mom helps families find options based on a loved one`s stated needs and empowers them to make informed decisions. This may include independent living, home care, residential care homes, assisted living, specialized memory care and skilled nursing. We are paid by our participating communities and providers, therefore this valuable service is offered at no charge to families. Families can review detailed information about local and national senior communities and providers, and get personalized, knowledgeable assistance by telephone from a local Senior Living Advisor.
About the Person
Clifford Cancelosi was named Chief Information Officer and Senior Vice President of Technology of A Place for Mom, Inc. in April 2013. In this role he is responsible for the strategic vision, operations and overall management of the company’s technology division. He is particularly passionate about establishing operational excellence programs leading to increased efficiencies, reduced costs and improved customer satisfaction.
Cancelosi has more than 20 years of experience building and operating technology solutions, establishing disciplined engineering processes and teams, creating a data driven culture, identifying and re-mediating bottlenecks preventing the business from scaling, and envisioning innovative solutions that grow the business and delight customers.
Prior to joining A Place for Mom, Cancelosi was the Vice President of Technology and CIO at drugstore.com. Prior to drugstore.com, Cancelosi led consulting engagements at Walmart.com and Target.com and before that spent approximately seven years at Amazon.com in senior leadership roles in the Fulfillment Operations and Merchant Technologies divisions.
Cancelosi holds a Bachelors of Arts and Sciences in Accounting and Computer Science from the University of Washington and a Master of Healthcare Administration from the Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota.
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