Mark Hollifield
Mark Hollifield, CPA
Tampa, FL 33558
Phone 813-***-****
E-mail: ***********@*******.***
Summary
Senior executive with progressive experience in business development, operations, finance, and program
management. Complete P&L responsibility for business unit. Proven track record of spearheading the
development and deployment of strategic initiatives within the organization. Ability to excel in a fast paced,
challenging, and changing environment with the capacity to work and lead all levels of an organization.
Full P&L Responsibility Supply Chain & Product Marketing Strategic Planning
Account Management Retail / Market Operations Due Diligence
Customer Care / Direct Sales System & Process Integration Finance & Accounting
Professional Experience
PMSI (2002 –
2009)
September 2006 – January 2009 PMSI (an AmerisourceBergen Company) Tampa, FL
President
Served as President of PMSI, a $400 million specialty managed care service provider with 800 associates and a
national service footprint. Key objective was to focus on the company’s competitive and strategic market issues
and implement core elements of the strategic and financial plan developed as COO. Notable accomplishments are
as follows:
Led effort to restore customer confidence in PMSI through direct meetings with key clients highlighting the changes
in PMSI, as well as the capital investment targeted for 2007/08.
Installed new executive management team including CFO, Vice President Sales & Marketing, Vice President
Account Management, and CIO.
Migrated shared service function and common infrastructure from parent and sister-company to PMSI for better
control and speed of change.
Completed the implementation and integration of key infrastructure enhancements including mail order front end,
fulfillment robotics, web based client portal, and CRM tools to more effectively coordinate sales efforts, track leads,
and leverage existing contacts. Completed acquisition of a leading provider of Medicare Set-Aside Settlement
Services.
Re-engineered the Company’s client relationship management model establishing core teams by account and
emphasized a proactive client solutions approach to service delivery. Upgraded and expanded marketing and sales
support team to aggressively market the full range of services and products to prospective and existing clients.
In January 2008, AmerisourceBergen formally announced their decision to focus solely on core drug distribution
business and sell non-core assets, including PMSI.
Led the divestiture process including client and employee communication, development of the offering
memorandum, participation in management presentations and due diligence process.
Sale closed on time within established parameters.
February 2006 – August 2006 PMSI (an AmerisourceBergen Company) Tampa, FL
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Chief Operating Officer
Promoted to COO reporting directly to President and COO of AmerisourceBergen. Performed assessment and
developed multi-year strategic and financial plan for other lines of business and PMSI overall. The assessment
included competitive landscape and capital investment required to effectively compete in space given new
competition and bundled service offering. Identified decision point to invest in PMSI (upgrade infrastructure and
acquire additional service offerings) and potentially divest of PMSI given hyper-competitive landscape.
December 2002 – January 2005 PMSI (an AmerisourceBergen Company) Tampa, FL
Vice President – General Manager (Pharmacy)
Executive in charge of overall Pharmacy Benefit Management and Mail Order operations with complete P&L
responsibility for business units (400+ FTEs). Directly responsible for business strategy, client services,
contact center (inbound and outbound calls), bill review service, revenue programs, account penetration,
provider network, systems and business process design and implementation.
Directed the consolidation of key PBM operating systems and realignment of core workflows. A single
operating system and increase process efficiency yielded a decrease in headcount of 50 FTEs, from 290
to 240.
Developed core strategy around revenue generation including creation of dedicated direct sales team to
increase account penetration. Created and implemented compliance engine to automate penetration
programs. Year over year revenue for same account sales increased 30%.
Implemented pharmacy centric bill review application and service with complete integration to
compliance engine.
Established new management team and culture by driving beneficial turnover at exempt and non-exempt
levels.
Led key initiative for the business unit to streamline billing and reduce bad debt. Created front-end
revenue assurance process that provides a real time transaction quality assurance against billing
standards. Bad Debt decreased by 1.7 basis points as a percent of revenue.
Responsible for key “Business to Business” operational improvements with payer clients. Unique
business processes were developed and implemented based on client requirements.
Responsible for national pharmacy provider network (50,000+) including overall strategy and contract
negotiation.
Verizon Communications / GTE Wireless (1989 –
2002)
2000 – 2002 Verizon Communications Atlanta, GA
Vice President – General Manager (GTE Overlap Markets)
Executive in charge of marketing, sales, distribution support, customer operations, engineering, human
resources, legal, and finance for the GTE Wireless overlap properties. The GTE Overlap Market Team
(GOMT) was created as a result of the GTE/Bell Atlantic merger in order to independently operate the
overlap properties through divestiture. These properties included 3 MSAs, 3 RSAs, and 2 MTAs with
approximately 650,000 customers. All properties closed and transitioned to buyers within established
timelines.
Acting Area President with direct operational responsibility and complete P&L responsibility for two of the
market groups.
Established and led an organization of 50 wireless professionals within the GOMT. Led due diligence
teams in their efforts to successfully integrate operational components during divestiture and the
development of the related Transition Service Agreements between the buyer and seller. These
agreements identified specific services, term, service level KPI targets and pricing for the functions
performed during the transition period.
Executive liaison with the Department of Justice appointed Trustee and executive management for both
the buyer and seller.
All properties closed and transitioned to buyers within established timelines.
1999 – 2000 GTE Wireless Alpharetta, GA
Assistant Vice President – Product Marketing & Logistics
Performed initial assessment of the supply chain function in each of the 7 Areas and the centralized
distribution group. Realigned current organizational structure creating a single focus on inventory logistics to
achieve cost savings and operational consistency across all markets . Stabilized current systems
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infrastructure impacting inventory operations and expanded the direct fulfillment capability. Established a
single company wide Product Council which planned and managed product lifecycles.
Directed strategic product plan and the supply chain process related to customer equipment (product
procurement, fulfillment, inventory management, reverse logistic, and repair). National accountability and full
ownership of supply chain (headquarter and field) operations. Responsible for 200+ personnel with two
warehouses serving 500+ points of distribution; 1999 results compared to 1998:
Total handset unit sales increased by 650,000 or 42%, 2.19M units fulfilled
Central inventory turns increased by 1.42 or 23%, Area inventory turns improved by 11.47 or 82%
Inventory physically located throughout the markets decreased by $8 million or 44%
Direct Fulfillment average orders processed per day increased 4,000 units or 400%
Led initiative to address in-collect cost through deployment of PRL/SID management programs resulting in
$46M in annual savings.
1998 – 1999 GTE Wireless Alpharetta, GA
Director – Customer Assurance Operations
Directed deployment of network based fraud prevention technologies and various detection programs
used to identify and limit fraud risk. Full ownership of fraud programs including customer contact. Total
fraud costs decreased by $21M or 38% from PY.
Directed roamer services, roamer database management, phone number management and revenue
assurance functions. Established switch audit and validation system that reduced the number of errors and
omissions by providing a mechanism to continually monitor and mechanically update the database.
Led initiative to enhance bill format. Benefits included increased customer satisfaction, decreased call volumes
into customer care, consistent bill format between multiple billing systems and annual postage savings of $1.2
million.
1996 - 1997 GTE Wireless Atlanta, GA
Director – Customer Support
Performed initial assessment of functions performed in each center (13 centers / 600 FTEs). Realigned
work with customer care, service operations and sales organization to achieve cost savings and
operational consistency across all markets. During 1997, the original 13 centers were consolidated into 5
with a core focus on sales, loyalty and technical trouble resolution.
Established and led direct sales initiative for GTE Wireless through the execution of targeted direct mail
and affinity programs. Also, created and led customer retention initiative through proactive customer
retention programs and SAVE programs.
1995 - 1996 GTE Wireless/CellularOne Nashville, TN
Area Finance Manager
Responsible for the overall direction and leadership of the finance function for the Tennessee/Kentucky
Area, 16 markets (8 MSAs and 8 RSAs) with 500,000+ customers and annual revenues of $375 million.
Activities included fiscal controls, building the overall business plan, budgeting, financial forecasts,
management reporting, operational reviews, fraud control, inventory operations, cash functions, and
establishing financial performance objectives.
Developed overall business plan that provided the senior management team a road map to focus
on profitable growth and achieve targets. Developed retail store “score card” to measure net sales
performance and specific store contribution. Led roll out of new point of sales system for all company
controlled channels.
1992 - 1994 GTE Wireless Atlanta, GA
Manager – Cost Accounting
Responsible for the overall financial leadership of the cost accounting operations group which included
fixed assets, capital projects, toll & facility, and product inventory. Ensured financial results were
complete, accurate, and representative of the business operations and in compliance with GAAP.
Served as a liaison between the Controller's organization and state/regional executive management in
order to lead and direct explanations for financial results, solutions to operational fixed asset issues and
recommendations for internal controls. Scope included reporting for two corporate entities at
consolidated levels and over 150 separate legal entities.
Led initiative to design and implement an integrated capital tracking system. Converted multiple legacy
systems into a single application that linked financial and engineering operations.
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1989 - 1991 GTE Service Corporation Tampa, FL
Senior Auditor
1989 - 1989 TMR Medical Center Tallahassee, FL
Assistant Controller
Education and Professional Qualification
Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL Licenses and Memberships
B.S., Accounting, Minor Computer Science Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in state of Florida.
B.S., Finance American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA).
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