A Change Would Do You Good

Isn’t life sometimes like that?  As soon as we settle in and finally feel comfortable it is time to change. 

Sometimes our choice, sometimes not.

After a year with Aptean, we have decided to part ways, The MDS-Nx Product has a strong future and I wish all my former colleagues all the best and thank them for everything we did together to build TSH.

But in the somewhat fleeting words of Sheryl Crow, I think “A Change Would Do You Good" Is a good mantra for the next phase of my business career.



Along with that thinking, I am thrilled to announce the launching of davidfertig.com as my new platform and blog for Technology Strategy and Business Consulting.



  • Leverage my 30+ years of technology, business strategy, and healthcare-specific knowledge to your benefit.
  • Looking for a VC injection and or want to understand the M&A Landscape for Healthcare Technology? 
  • Need a Board Member to review auditing, compensation, performance, or regulatory compliance?  
  • Want to Implement a New Software and Technology solution and need an independent third-party opinion? or A project lead to keep everything on time and budget?

I am looking forward to the opportunity to gain experience while bringing benefit to whomever I work with.


Visualize your Future and Reach Out today.

Email: me@davidfertig.com

www.davidfertig.com

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