- Appointed Senior Leaders will Deepen Current Value and Drive Expansion into New Markets
- New Leadership Structure will Drive the Company’s MultiPlan 3.0 Three Growth Pillars: Enhancing, Extending and Expanding Capabilities and Services
NEW YORK, NY — August 28, 2020 — MultiPlan, Inc. (“MultiPlan”), a market-leading, technology-enabled provider of end-to-end healthcare cost management solutions, announced today the creation of a new executive leadership structure which will be effective as of the anticipated October 2020 completion of its merger with Churchill Capital Corp III (“Churchill”) (NYSE: CCXX), a public investment vehicle.
Reporting to Mark Tabak, who continues in his role as MultiPlan’s Chief Executive Officer, will be two Presidents focused on current and future markets: Dale A. White, currently Executive Vice President and Chief Revenue Officer, will be appointed President, Payor Markets and Paul S. Galant will join the company as President, New Markets.
Mr. Tabak explained, “MultiPlan’s vision is to bring affordability, fairness and efficiency to U.S. healthcare. We are taking our business to the next level by executing a three-pronged growth strategy that we call MultiPlan 3.0, and this structure will facilitate its success.”
With announcement of the merger last month, MultiPlan unveiled its Enhance, Extend and Expand growth strategy designed to both improve and broaden the value of the Company’s core offerings to healthcare payors, and to expand its platform to serve consumers and providers in support of those payor customers.
Dale White has served as Executive Vice President and Chief Revenue Officer of MultiPlan since January 2018, and served as MultiPlan’s EVP, Sales and Account Management since 2004. Mr. White drives the Company’s growth strategy and oversees customer relationships, marketing, and the Company’s solutions. With over 35 years of industry experience, he has held several other healthcare leadership positions including SVP of Sales and Marketing for BCE Emergis Corp, a healthcare cost management company acquired by MultiPlan. He serves on the board of ConvenientMD and is a past Chairman of the National Psoriasis Foundation. Under his leadership, MultiPlan has dramatically grown the value it delivers to healthcare payors.
Currently an Operating Partner at Churchill Capital, Paul Galant is a senior business leader with extensive background in technology, transaction processing, and financial services. Mr. Galant spent 16 years with Citigroup running global ecommerce, cash management, transaction services, consumer credit cards and merchant acquiring, and digital payments. As CEO of VeriFone, a publicly listed payments company, he led the firm’s transformation to a PaaS (Payment as a Service) platform company. He also led the turnaround of Brightstar, a SoftBank company, focused on helping consumers manage the lifecycle of their mobile devices. Mr. Galant serves on the board of Vivint Smart Home.
Mr. Tabak concluded, “The collaboration of these two leaders, one a long-tenured MultiPlan executive with comprehensive healthcare payor experience and the other with extensive experience building businesses adjacent to our core, will facilitate the success of our MultiPlan 3.0 strategy and propel our mission to drive affordability, fairness and efficiency not only to payors, but also to all other stakeholders in the healthcare ecosystem.”
About MultiPlan
MultiPlan is committed to helping healthcare payors manage the cost of care, improve their competitiveness and inspire positive change. Leveraging sophisticated technology, data analytics, and a team rich with industry experience, MultiPlan interprets clients’ needs and customizes innovative solutions that combine its payment integrity, network-based and analytics-based services. MultiPlan is a trusted partner to over 700 healthcare payors in the commercial health, dental, government and property and casualty markets, and saves these companies approximately $19 billion annually. MultiPlan is owned by Hellman & Friedman and other investors. For more information, visit multiplan.com.
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