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CHICAGO, Sept. 30, 2024 ~ Chicago-based technology company RedMane is making waves in the child welfare industry as it expands its team and introduces new capabilities for its comprehensive child welfare information system (CCWIS) platform. The company's growth initiative aligns with the increasing demand for its CCWIS business and its investment in the mCase solution, a purpose-built platform that aims to improve client outcomes, save casework administrative time, and reduce burnout.
Leading this expansion is RedMane's newly appointed chief operating officer, Marc Campbell. With over 20 years of experience in the technology industry, Campbell brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the team. Prior to joining RedMane, he served as senior vice president and business unit leader at CGI.
RedMane plans to continue growing its team throughout North America, with a goal of reaching over 400 employees by the end of the year. Interested individuals can view open positions on RedMane's website.
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CEO Cem Tanyel emphasized that RedMane's commitment to improving outcomes for children and adults drives their dedication to creating innovative solutions for caseworkers. He stated, "Our culture is rooted in mutual respect, collaboration, and development of team members. By staying true to these values, we are able to deliver innovative solutions that benefit both our clients and the communities they serve."
In addition to expanding their team, RedMane has also announced plans to release more capabilities for mCase in November. Tanyel believes that mCase is the best health and human services platform on the market and continues to invest heavily in both the platform and their team.
With their focus on people-first problem-solving and commitment to their clients' success, it's no surprise that RedMane has experienced significant growth in recent years. As they continue to expand their team and enhance their platform, they are poised for even greater achievements in the future.
Leading this expansion is RedMane's newly appointed chief operating officer, Marc Campbell. With over 20 years of experience in the technology industry, Campbell brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the team. Prior to joining RedMane, he served as senior vice president and business unit leader at CGI.
RedMane plans to continue growing its team throughout North America, with a goal of reaching over 400 employees by the end of the year. Interested individuals can view open positions on RedMane's website.
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CEO Cem Tanyel emphasized that RedMane's commitment to improving outcomes for children and adults drives their dedication to creating innovative solutions for caseworkers. He stated, "Our culture is rooted in mutual respect, collaboration, and development of team members. By staying true to these values, we are able to deliver innovative solutions that benefit both our clients and the communities they serve."
In addition to expanding their team, RedMane has also announced plans to release more capabilities for mCase in November. Tanyel believes that mCase is the best health and human services platform on the market and continues to invest heavily in both the platform and their team.
With their focus on people-first problem-solving and commitment to their clients' success, it's no surprise that RedMane has experienced significant growth in recent years. As they continue to expand their team and enhance their platform, they are poised for even greater achievements in the future.
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