John Robbins, Jr. is the President/CEO of DataPath, Inc., with responsibility for molding the company’s vision and providing the leadership needed to stay at the forefront of the consumer-driven healthcare industry.
Sean Cox, Chief Revenue Officer, is responsible for leading DataPath’s sales, implementation, account management, and customer service departments.
As Chief Marketing Officer, Bo Armstrong leads all marketing and product initiatives for DataPath. He joined the company in 2015 and has 25 years of marketing leadership experience.
As Chief Technology Officer, Adam Rockers is responsible for ensuring that DataPath’s technology delivers a modern, secure, and superb experience to our clients. Adam possesses firsthand, expert knowledge of both DataPath’s cloud-based Summit platform and the complexities of benefits administration.
Chris Gunderman joined DataPath as Chief Financial Officer in 2016. He brings with him over two decades of financial accountability and leadership experience in both the public and private sectors.
Glen is the Vice President of Investment Services, and is a DataPath company principal. Since joining the company in 1992, Glen has been instrumental to DataPath’s growth and success through his innovative products and thoughtful leadership. He is the architect behind our best-in-class HSAToday® platform.
As Director for Strategic Partnerships, Charles Robbins is responsible for identifying new TPA partnership opportunities and optimizing the overall TPA partner experience with DataPath.
Carmen Smith serves as Corporate Counsel, overseeing all legal matters for DataPath. She is a trusted advisor to senior management about strategic business initiatives and corporate compliance.
As Controller at DataPath, Rachelle Chism is responsible for establishing, monitoring, and enforcing the company’s financial policies, procedures, and decisions.
As Director of Marketing and Product Management, Bryce Teater is responsible for the strategy and direction of DataPath solutions, to ensure they meet the needs of third party administrators.