Steve guides strategic initiatives across the company, focusing on growth solutions for clients, innovative digital strategies, and advanced analytics.
Steve is a long-time healthcare media guy with a passion for digital stuff, data, and analytics. An award-winning editor, Steve “went digital” early, serving as vice president of digital business strategies for American Business Media where he advised media and marketing firms around the globe in digital revenue strategies and organizational structure. He then went to The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, where he helped launch the Wharton Customer Analytics Initiative and lectured on digital revenue strategy in MBA and executive education programs. After Wharton, he became chief intelligence officer for SocialStrategy1, a social media marketing and analytics start-up, where he contributed to the book Social Media Leadership, How to Get Off the Bench and Into the Game, By Michael F. Lewis. He later took the helm as president of CENTRIS Marketing Science, where he innovated data-driven product development for government, media, and healthcare clients. Before joining HealthCom Media, Steve served as chief digital strategy officer for MJH Assoc., the largest privately held healthcare media company in the United States.
In addition to his time as a lecturer in marketing at The Wharton School, Steve taught digital media at NYU and SUNY, was a guest lecturer in media at Northwestern University, co-taught programs with Harvard University, and created curriculum and taught in digital programs for Mayor Michael Bloomberg. Steve has been a keynote speaker around the globe, addressing digital and data-driven strategies. Steve earned his master’s degree at DePaul University, Chicago and has completed management and marketing work at Northwestern University and MIT.
Steve was among the first Americans to play professional football overseas. While doing so, he was a spokesperson for an international brand of potato chips. Steve lives in suburban Philadelphia and loves reading and running with his three, awesome children.