Navicure adds to executive team: 6 things to know

Navicure, a claims clearinghouse and revenue cycle management vendor based in Duluth, Ga., added Andrea Maizes and Robert Hendricks to its executive team.

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Here are six things to know.

Ms. Maizes was appointed chief human resources officer.

1. Ms. Maizes will lead Navicure’s human resources department with a focus on talent acquisition and management, according to a news release.

2. She previously served as vice president of human resources at TradeStation, a global financial services and software development firm based in Plantation, Fla.

3. Ms. Maizes also previously served as vice president of human resources at Equitrac, a global software company based in Plantation, for a decade.

Mr. Hendricks was appointed chief product officer.

4. Mr. Hendricks will lead Navicure’s product and technology teams, the release states.

5. He previously served as senior vice president of technology and operations, chief technology officer and CIO for San Francisco-based McKesson Corp.’s provider technologies office in Alpharetta, Ga.

6. Mr. Hendricks previously served in technology and information leadership roles at Morristown, N.J.-based Atlantic Health System, KPMG Consulting and Aflac.

 

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