Certive appoints legal counsel to lead period of acquisitions, growth: 3 quick facts

Certive Solutions, a provider of revenue cycle management solutions to healthcare organizations, has appointed Michael Miller as chief internal legal counsel.

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Below are three things to know about Mr. Miller and his position.

1. As Certive prepares to enter a self-proclaimed period of significant growth through acquisition and organic business development, Mr. Miller will be responsible for overseeing all external counsel and internal corporate and commercial activities.

2. Mr. Miller has nearly 40 years’ experience in the legal industry serving as general counsel to a major medical enterprise, an insurance company, a consumer electronics manufacturer and a data analytics firm.

3. In a prepared statement, Certive CEO Van Potter said, “Certive is particularly fortunate to have Mr. Miller in this role given the complexity of the transactions Certive is presently conducting. Mr. Miller’s role in coordinating outside counsel and mapping our internal legal compliance will be invaluable in the months to come.”

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