Businessolver’s motto is “Grow Our Business, Delight Our Clients.” We’re sticking with that plan, adding 10 new employees recently, and we’re delighted to introduce them to you.

Matt Bower says he has never worked for a company that values its employees as highly as Businessolver does. Joining in March as a Client Services Manager, Matt graduated from the University of Dubuque with a degree in flight operations and spent the early part of his career as the primary flight instructor at Exec 1 Aviation in Ankeny. He has also been employed by Holmes Murphy and Marsh. Matt is especially impressed by the Businessolver concept that “delighted employees delight clients.”

Doug Hibbs joined Businessolver March 12 as an Anaylyst. Doug most recently worked at Fiserv as a conversion coordinator. He has also been with Boatmen’s Bank in the roles of merchant processing and credit card representative. “I’m very excited about joining Businessolver and this ‘Client Centric Team’ environment,” Matt said. “I’m anxious to help delight our clients!”

“The genuinely open and honest environment” was what attracted Jeremy Lind to Businessolver, “along with the focus and core value of ‘delighting the client’ rather than just focusing solely on quantity metrics.” Jeremy joined Businessolver in March as an Analyst. Jeremy was the creator and developer of CycloneFanatic.com which became one of the top five most visited websites in the state of Iowa at the time of its sale. He spent eight years at Marsh where he was most recently a senior business analyst on strategic initiatives.

Stacie Mosely, who joined us March 12 as a Client Services Manager, most recently was youth program coordinator for the Waukee YMCA. She holds a BA from Iowa State University in sociology and psychology.  Stacie has also been employed by Great-West Healthcare and Lutheran Social Services.  “I love Businessolver because of the outstanding people and the focused culture and work they produce,” Stacie said during her third week on the job.

Jason Monroe, whose first day at Businessolver was March 12, came from Allscripts, where he was an interfaces project manager. He has also been employed by MediNotes and Mediacom. “The people at Businessolver are genuine and open,” he said, “a true credit to the organization and the culture that has been established.”

Businessolver’s “family” feeling is what Melissa Noble likes about her experience so far. She came to Businessolver as a Client Services Manager in March with six years of experience; the past four years she was with Marsh in the roles of program specialist, account manager and service account manager. She holds a BA in criminology from the University of Northern Iowa. “I’m excited to be here with Businessolver to be a part of an innovative, growing company!”

Diane Pohlmeier, Director of Client Operations, came to Businessolver in March from Marsh where she was VP of Premium Accounting. Diane has earned numerous designations throughout her career and has a passion for personal development and continued learning. Diane is thrilled with the warm welcome she received at Businessolver and looks forward to expanding her knowledge and building relationships with her new colleagues.

“Every day brings new and different challenges,” to new RFP Manager Sarah Sinclair, who joined Businessolver in February. “There are so many opportunities to become more involved in the company.” Sarah graduated from Iowa State University with a BA in advertising and speech communication. She spent three years at Aviva Investors as RFP coordinator. Sarah has also been employed by GeoLearning (now Sum Total); Sunbelt Business Advisors and The Des Moines Register.

The family atmosphere is what attracted Client Services Manager Cheryl White, whose first day was March 12. Cheryl graduated from Drake University with a BS in business administration/ marketing, and most recently worked at Commercial Resources Inc in Centerville. “I am looking forward to the opportunity to get to know employees on both a personal and professional level,” she said.