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Archived Meeting

 

IDX Systems Corporation

 


January 26, 2006

Breakfast * 8:00am
Speakers * 8:15am
Networking * 9:30am

Wyndham Hotel
60 Battery Street
Burlington, Vermont

 

Main Speaker

Richard Tarrant, Co-Founder of IDX Systems Corporation

In 1969, Rich Tarrant and Robert Hoehl, both graduates of St. Michael's College, co-founded a company called Burlington Data Processing - performing payroll, billing, and accounting functions. Over time the company began specializing in the healthcare industry. As IDX Systems Corporation, it grew to be a leading provider of healthcare information technology solutions: maximizing value in the delivery of healthcare, improving the quality of patient service, enhancing medical outcomes, and reducing the costs of care.

Not long after the company's 25th anniversary and the hiring of its 1000th employee, IDX became the largest home-grown company to go public in the history of Vermont. In 2003, Rich stepped down as CEO to become Chairman of the Board of Directors and has held that seat through the company's recent acquisition by GE, a global leader in medical imaging, healthcare services, life sciences and information technology.

Rich will join VVN to discuss his experiences with IDX over the last three decades.

 

Growth Company Showcase

Qvault, Inc., Rob Cecil, Founder and CEO

Qvault was founded in 2003 in Essex Junction, Vermont. Having grown from boot strap start up to become a leading real estate and mortgage lending technology services company with clients coast to coast; Qvault is positioning itself for major growth via strategic acquisitions while partnering with some of the largest companies in the real estate and mortgage lending industry.

Qvault has won awards for technology design and has been recognized as ‘one of the top 10 companies to watch in the mortgage technology industry’ by National Mortgage News; the most respected journal in the mortgage banking industry.

 

 

 

 

 

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