Office Managers have heard a lot of things about Membership Plans lately, especially from the vendor's perspective. This podcast will give the perspective of some real life evidence from office managers and practices that have actually implemented a successful Membership Plan. The office manager will share various how-to's, tips, and best practices, and give their perspective of the best way to launch a successful Membership Plan.
AADOM Radio & Kleer Present:
Dave Monahan, CEO of Kleer
Office Managers have heard a lot of things about Membership Plans lately, especially from the vendor's perspective. This podcast will give the perspective of some real life evidence from office managers and practices that have actually implemented a successful Membership Plan.
Learning Objectives:
Get an understanding of what Memberships are, and how they affect your business
Learn how to efficiently launch your own Membership Plan by hearing a real world example on what to avoid and implement successfully.
Learn how Membership Plans can really benefit growing your practice.
More About Dave:
Dave Monahan is the CEO of Kleer and has a passion for creating technology-enabled businesses that improve people’s lives. Prior to joining Kleer, Dave served as the President and CEO of FitLinxx, a leader in the wearables market, where he created simple, affordable and connected wearable devices for the medical and sports markets. FitLinxx devices enabled patients to monitor and manage chronic conditions and athletes to monitor and improve their performance. FitLinxx partnered with over 50 leading fitness and health companies to embed Fitlinxx devices and data platform into customized applications.
While at Microsoft from 1999 to 2006, Dave developed new product, market and partnering strategies that helped Microsoft and thousands of Microsoft partners enter new markets and grow.
Dave is a graduate of the Pennsylvania State University and Loyola University, and resides in the Greater Philadelphia area. Dave is married and has 3 children, ages 12, 14 and 16. When Dave is not coaching or supporting his kids’ activities, he finds time to exercise, travel and play any sport or competitive activity that he or his friends can dream up.