Transnetyx
Joel Schwalbe has extensive experience in technology leadership roles. Joel currently serves as the Chief Information Officer at Transnetyx since August 2020. Additionally, they hold positions as a Board Member at Children's Home Society of Florida and as a Chair Emeritus/National Board Member at the Society for Information Management, both starting in 2022.
Prior to their current roles, Schwalbe worked at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts from July 2016 to June 2020, where they served as the Executive Vice President of Business Services. During their tenure, they implemented various technology strategies that increased efficiency and revenue, developed budgets that led to expense savings, and introduced new technologies for growth and improved operations. Joel also led the Sales and Events teams, achieving significant increases in sales and revenue. Additionally, they re-developed the e-commerce website and developed native mobile applications for improved ticketing and customer experience. Schwalbe also oversaw technology planning and operations as the SVP, Chief Information Officer at CNL Financial Group from June 2004 to January 2016.
Before CNL Financial Group, they held the position of Vice President of Technology at ClearSky Mobile Media from March 2000 to June 2004. Prior to that, they worked as a Vice President in GCIB Network Services at Bank of America.
Joel Schwalbe pursued their education at the University of Central Florida from 1986 to 1991, where they earned their Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering.
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Transnetyx is an automated genotyping company dedicated to serving research and saving time by removing redundant, yet necessary, tests conducted in genetic research. By optimizing resources, Transnetyx has paved the way for research to advance and deeper understandings to emerge. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Memphis, Tenn., Transnetyx launched the world’s first fully-automated genotyping system for detecting transgenic, knockout, knock-in, SNP and CRISPR mutations in animal research models. Transnetyx has genotyped more than 25 million samples worldwide in 24 or 72 hours with 99.97 percent accuracy. It has built a genetic database of more than 20,000 assays and is the trusted genotyping resource for thousands of researchers in universities, hospitals and bioscience companies around the world. The mission of Transnetyx, then and now, is to help scientists accelerate research with fast, easy and accurate genotyping services. For more information, visit transnetyx.com. For current job openings, visit transnetyx.com/careers.