Princeton Identity Hires 2 to Pursue Strategic Partnerships, Healthcare Verticals
Princeton Identity announces a pair of hires in support of initiatives around product management and business development.
Brandon DeCuir, left, and Hugh Gilenson.
HAMILTON, N.J. — Princeton Identity, a provider of biometric identity management solutions, announces two new hires to its business development team in support of strategic growth initiatives.
Brandon DeCuir joins as the company’s vice president of product management and strategic projects, and Hugh Gilenson joins as director of business development, healthcare and life sciences.
“Although traditionally used for safety and security, our biometric solutions are now deployed for much broader needs in the workplace, including time and attendance, visitor management, HR-integration and touchless employee experiences,” says Bobby Varma, CEO. “Brandon and Hugh will help lead our efforts to bring the power of advanced biometric technologies to a range of verticals, and businesses of all sizes.”
DeCuir brings more than 20 years of experience helping emerging technology companies open new markets, grow revenues and capture market share. At Princeton Identity, he will contribute to go-to-market leadership, customer development, revenue growth and product development.
In his previous role as vice president, marketing and business development for React Mobile, DeCuir led strategic execution across sales, marketing and channel partner development, leading to rapid customer adoption and company growth.
“I am truly looking forward to being a part of the next phase in the evolution of Princeton Identity as we work to solve critical industry problems with our unique applications of biometric technology,” says DeCuir. “The company has a strong technological foundation, and I am excited to help expand the market potential and become a contributor to the growth of the company into new industry verticals.”
Gilenson brings 20+ years of experience in healthcare and biometrics, most recently having launched a leading health information service provider (HISP) business offering SaaS-based health information exchange to organizations eligible for reimbursement under the HER incentive program and related CMS interoperability initiatives.
Gilenson’s biometrics experience includes roles with IrisScan, Visionics, and Identix and L-1 Identity Solutions, now known as IDEMIA.
“The convergence of the COVID-19 pandemic with digital transformation and payment reform initiatives creates opportunities for biometric authentication that include not only security and compliance, but also customer experience (CX) — an increasingly important metric in rating the quality of healthcare delivery,” Gilenson says.
He continues, “The high accuracy and touchless experience delivered by our iris and face recognition devices can accelerate adoption of automated solutions for a wide range of people-centric processes, including those enabled by trusted identity frameworks like identity and access management [IAM].”
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