Scott Tapp

Chief Executive Officer at Trella Health

Scott leads the go-to-market and team member development functions at Trella. Passionate about creating and leading great teams, he also partners closely with our CEO and Board members to formulate and execute our corporate strategy, and implements operational best practices and metrics to scale and grow our business.

For 20 years, Scott guided rapidly growing companies to successful exits. Prior to joining Trella, he was managing director of SBI, a consulting firm advising PE-backed companies on growth acceleration. Before that, he was CEO of Software Brands, a fast-growing SaaS company providing software and payment solutions to small businesses.

He also held several leadership positions at PGi, a communications technology firm, where he helped grow the business to $560M in revenue and $140M EBITDA through organic growth and 24 acquisitions. He held multiple general manager roles, including the company’s SaaS division, which started from a small acquisition and quickly grew to over $100M in revenue when the company sold in 2015.

Scott started his career in investment banking and worked in two venture capital firms investing in early stage technology companies. He is a US Navy Veteran and graduated in Finance from the University of Georgia.

When he’s not cooking up new creations on his Green Egg, Scott enjoys kite and wake surfing, snow skiing, and fishing with his family, friends and yellow-lab Bailey.


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Trella Health

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Trella Health provides acute, ambulatory, and post-acute organizations with the most complete picture of care activity in their service areas. As one of only a few companies in the country deemed ‘Innovators’ under the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Service’s Virtual Research Data Center Program, Trella has access to 100% of Medicare Part A andPart B claims data. Trella analyzes 1.2 billion claims annually and presents relevant insights to nearly 10,000 users so they can build higher-performing care networks, serve more patients, and reduce the cost of care.