Qforma Appoints Two New Executives

SANTA FE, N.M., March 11, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Qforma, an advanced analytics and predictive modeling company, today announced the appointments of Elna Hamp to Vice President, Business Development and Joann Flynn to Marketing Manager.

"As our clients' business models continue to evolve with the changing healthcare landscape, expertise across multiple disciplines is important to Qforma," said Al Reicheg, Chief Commercial Officer of Qforma. "Our clients will benefit from Elna's 23-plus years of payer and provider experience as well as sales, marketing and account management expertise, and Joann's unique dual background in the pharmaceutical and wellness industries."

Elna Hamp was formerly Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Verisys Corporation. Previously, she worked for Contexo Media, which was acquired by Access Intelligence LLC and Ingenix, Inc., a subsidiary of UnitedHealth Group. Elna was a recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award for her valuable and long-term contribution to Ingenix. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Marketing from Utah State University.

During the past 15 years, Joann Flynn has held various management positions at such companies as inVentiv Health, Publicis and Vox Medica. Most recently, she ran her own nutrition consulting company, Designs for Wellness LLC. Joann holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Delaware and a Master of Science degree from the University of Bridgeport, CT.

About Qforma

Qforma is the leading provider of advanced analytics and predictive modeling for the health sciences industry. The company leverages the talents of health sciences executives, physicists, mathematicians and programmers, to deliver actionable insights from large disparate data. Qforma provides powerful sales, marketing and managed care contracting tools, including physician social network solutions, to help its clients realize significant resource efficiencies. Qforma's innovative technologies were first developed at the world-renowned Los Alamos National Laboratory.

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