Meet the Core Verified Credentials Team

 

Kevin Spang, CEO

Kevin oversees the company’s financial plans and objectives, with a focus on company growth and profitability. He also works with key accounts and prospects to develop robust, practical screening solutions.

Kevin joined the Verified Credentials team in 1993 as a national sales manager. He has served as CEO since 2004.

 

Chad Ross, President

Chad devotes most of his time to managing the vision and long-term goals of the company. He leads the organization in the development and deployment of business strategies. Leveraging his passion for technology and objective business rules, Chad also helps to keep Verified Credentials efficient and on the cutting edge.

Chad began his career in background screening in 1996.  He joined the Verified Credentials team in 1998 and has served as President since 2007.

 

Tim Davis, Sr. Vice President of Operations

Tim oversees the overall operations of the company. This includes ensuring timely and accurate fulfillment of all products and services, implementing new business and technical enhancements to improve our processing environment, and working directly with clients to create customized background screening solutions that fit within their existing processing models. Tim also oversees the overall customer experience with help from our client services and business solutions teams.

Tim joined the Verified Credentials team in 2005.

 

E. Keith Deanes, Vice President of Sales & Marketing

Keith develops sales and marketing initiatives for Verified Credentials, and works to build awareness about our products and services.  Keith helps to train the sales team on the features and benefits of Verified Credentials solutions. He also assists in evaluating, securing and improving alliances with other key organizations to promote our product and service offerings.

Keith joined the Verified Credentials team in 2006.

 

 

 

 
 

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