QGenda Executive and Leadership Team

Gregory Benoit, the Chief Executive Officer at QGenda, directs the overall strategic vision and operational execution for the healthcare technology company. Overseeing the development and deployment of QGenda's specialized workforce management platform, Gregory Benoit ensures the system effectively addresses the unique complexities of hospital and health system environments. This leadership involves guiding the integration of scheduling, credentialing, time and attendance, on-call coordination, and workforce analytics into a single, unified system. The focus remains on leveraging data-driven decision-making and AI-powered capabilities to streamline administrative processes, optimize staffing levels, and ultimately enhance patient care delivery across North America. Gregory Benoit drives the company's commitment to purpose-built, industry-specific solutions that improve operational efficiency and financial performance for healthcare organizations.

Stephen Rzasnicki, the Chief Financial Officer at QGenda, manages the company's financial strategy and operations, ensuring fiscal health and sustainable growth. Overseeing all financial planning, budgeting, and reporting, Stephen Rzasnicki plays a critical role in supporting QGenda's mission to provide efficient workforce management solutions to hospitals and health systems. This involves analyzing financial performance, managing capital allocation, and identifying opportunities for investment in AI-powered capabilities and platform enhancements. The Chief Financial Officer's responsibilities extend to managing investor relations and ensuring compliance with financial regulations across the United States. By maintaining a strong financial foundation, Stephen Rzasnicki directly contributes to the company's ability to innovate and expand its integrated solutions, which include scheduling, credentialing, and workforce analytics, thereby supporting the optimization of staffing and enhancement of patient care delivery.

Bradley Lochman, the Chief Sales Officer (CSO) at QGenda, leads all sales initiatives and revenue generation strategies for the healthcare technology company. Overseeing the global sales force, Bradley Lochman drives the expansion of QGenda's specialized workforce management platform across hospitals, health systems, and medical organizations. This involves developing and executing go-to-market strategies that highlight the platform's integrated solutions for scheduling, credentialing, time and attendance, and workforce analytics. The Chief Sales Officer (CSO) focuses on building strong client relationships and ensuring that the unique complexities of healthcare environments are addressed through purpose-built, industry-specific approaches. By championing data-driven decision-making and AI-powered capabilities, Bradley Lochman ensures clients understand how QGenda streamlines administrative processes, optimizes staffing, and enhances patient care delivery, thereby securing new business and fostering long-term partnerships.

Jonathan Waldman, the Chief Legal Officer at QGenda, provides comprehensive legal counsel and oversees all legal affairs for the healthcare technology company. Managing corporate governance, regulatory compliance, and risk management, Jonathan Waldman ensures that QGenda's operations align with legal standards and industry best practices. This role is crucial in supporting the development and deployment of the specialized workforce management platform, which integrates scheduling, credentialing, and workforce analytics for hospitals and health systems. The Chief Legal Officer's responsibilities include advising on contracts, intellectual property, and data privacy, particularly concerning sensitive healthcare information. By safeguarding the company's legal interests, Jonathan Waldman enables QGenda to focus on its mission of streamlining administrative processes, optimizing staffing, and enhancing patient care delivery through AI-powered capabilities and data-driven decision-making, maintaining a strong focus on the unique complexities of healthcare environments.