Pinnacle III Promotes Robert Carrera to President and CEO, Moves Offices to Denver
Pinnacle III, an ASC management and development company, recently announced new roles for top executives as part of a transitional move from Fort Collins to Denver, Colo., according to a release.
Robert Carrera has been appointed president and CEO of the company. In his new role, he will focus on the company's strategic direction and oversee operations, including financial management and product line evaluation. Mr. Carrera has more than 25 years of healthcare experience, 15 of which were spent developing and managing ASCs.
Richard DeHart, co-founder of Pinnacle III and previously the company's CEO, will continue to work with Mr. Carrera on strategic direction and client services.
"As Pinnacle III transitioned its base of operations from Fort Collins to Denver, we recognized a need to optimize staff responsibilities for the benefit of our clients and internal operations," said Scott Thomas, executive vice president of Pinnacle III. "Carrera and DeHart are both respected leaders in the industry and have nearly 40 years of combined experience managing ASCs. Their expertise has been essential to developing the results-oriented services Pinnacle III prides itself on and we look forward to their leadership in the future."
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