Marty Michael has extensive work experience in various leadership roles. Marty started their career in 1986 as a Regional Manager at Konica Business Technologies, where they had direct responsibility for managing operations, technical support, and a large customer base, including Fortune 1,000 companies. Marty worked at Konica Business Technologies until 2001.
In 2001, Marty became the President and CEO of LScan Technologies, where they served until 2004. Following that, they joined Avanceon as the Executive Vice-President from 2004 to 2011.
In 2011, Marty took on the role of President and CEO at ActiveWorx and simultaneously served as Chief Cloud Strategist. Later in the same year, they also became the President and CEO of Cloud95, LLC.
Marty's work experience demonstrates their expertise in executive leadership, strategic planning, and managing large customer bases.
Marty Michael obtained a Preparatory Diploma from Winston R-VI in the year 2012. Prior to that, Marty pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Business and Technology, which was completed between 1980 and 1984 at Northwest Missouri State University.
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ActiveWorx
ActiveWorx is a leading provider of Intelligent Financial Transaction Management and Business Process Automation. Our robust platform, ActiveWorx, has successfully transformed business operations for leading clients within banking, insurance, retail, manufacturing, distribution, and logistics sectors. among others.ActiveWorx began as a consultingcompany for complex document management and workflow. We then developed critical skills in document capture and OCR, eventually transitioning to become an Intelligent Business Process Automation software company specializing in accounts payable automation and payments.Today ActiveWorx processes high volumes of client invoices, moving them from a manual (or semi-manual) process to an automated one. It is not unusual for our clients to process hundreds of thousands of invoices per month – contributing to over 10 million transactions processed through ActiveWorx, representing more than $22B in accounts payable spending.