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Keith Kapp Named CTO of CVP to Expand Corporate Senior-Level Division; Anirudh Kulkarni Quoted 

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Customer Value Partners (CVP) has appointed Keith Kapp as chief technology officer (CTO) to expand the corporate senior-level division and lead new efforts in a variety of technology departments, the company announced on Friday.

“CVP’s commitment to outcome-focused solutions and innovation is represented in this newly created CTO role,” said Anirudh Kulkarni, CEO, CVP. “We’re excited to welcome Keith back to CVP and in this critical new role.”

Kapp returned to CVP after four years. He served as executive director of the management and technology division of the company between Feb. 2011 and Dec. 2016.

In his new role, Kapp will focus on the company’s commitment to developing and implementing innovative technology solutions and competencies that deliver successful outcomes for clients. As CTO, he will supervise CVP’s tech initiatives including Business Transformation, Technology Modernization, Data Science and Engineering and Cybersecurity.

Prior to joining CVP, Kapp served as chief information officer (CIO) and vice president of IT and services with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas between April 2018 and Jan. 2020. He was responsible for a 550-person technology division with direct reports including the CTO, chief information security officer (CISO) and chief architect.

He also founded Keith Kapp Consulting, Inc. in Jan 2017 and served as president until March 2018. He created the company to provide Management and Technology Consulting in both the Federal Government and Public Sector.

Kapp served as director of software development with Prometric between May 2008 and June 2010, where he completed computer and paper based test content development. He also focused on registration, scheduling, assessment and reporting.

Between June 1999 and May 2008, Kapp worked with iSKY, as vice president of information technology. In the role, he was responsible for contract center outsourcing, database marketing and data analytics.

In addition, Kapp served in a variety of leadership and engineering positions between 1987 and 1999, where he gained experience in manned and unmanned systems, developed anti-viruses, and helped pioneer search engine enterprise software solutions.

“It’s rare in any career to return to a former employer, so I am very fortunate to re-join CVP during this exciting period of growth and in this new role of CTO,” Kapp added.

About CVP

CVP’s mission is to help clients in healthcare, national security, and the public sector achieve their organizational and customer goals. In an ever-changing world, being able to keep up with the rapid pace of change can determine success or failure. Through a combination of strategic thought leadership and practical technological solutions, CVP helps our clients meet their transformation challenges.