Scott Woehl

Scott Woehl has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Scott began their career in the Active Duty Air Force, managing technology projects and developing skills in linking business goals to technical requirements. Scott served as a Developmental Engineer and Program Manager, gaining knowledge in program management practices and client/customer management.

Following their time in the Air Force, Scott transitioned to the healthcare industry, where they held various roles at Accretive Health. As Senior Program Manager, they managed multifunctional teams to implement and support a Decision Support System, and helped turn insights into yield improvement for providers. As Manager of Business Intelligence Delivery, they transformed business concepts into actionable intelligence using agile development methodologies and Microsoft reporting solutions.

Scott later joined AGS Health as Director of Business Intelligence Analytics, where they developed plans for analytics software selection, led a team delivering analytics consulting services, and initiated requirements gathering for internal reporting needs.

Currently, Scott is working at Advata as VP of RPA and BI. In this role, they lead product strategy and operational execution for the Business Intelligence and Robotic Process Automation divisions. Scott builds teams, facilitates process excellence, and promotes operational integrity through digital solutions.

Throughout their career, Scott has demonstrated leadership, innovation, and expertise in data analytics, business intelligence, and operational excellence.

Scott Woehl completed their Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree from Webster University, with a duration from 2000 to 2003. Prior to that, they pursued their undergraduate studies at the University of Miami from 1996 to 2000, earning a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Industrial Engineering. Additionally, they obtained a certification in Project Management Professional from the Project Management Institute in February 2008.