Royal Health names new CFO, promotes Dewey to chief information security officer

Royal Health said on Aug. 6 that it appointed Alex Roe as chief financial officer and promoted Matt Dewey to chief information security officer.
Royal Health said on Aug. 6 that it appointed Alex Roe as chief financial officer and promoted Matt Dewey to chief information security officer.
The White Plains, N.Y.-based company said the moves are intended to support its financial strategy and information security as it expands its radiology operations technology platform for outpatient imaging centers and independent radiology practices.
What happened
Royal Health said Roe will lead financial strategy, planning and operations. The company said he will also help improve financial planning, operational discipline and long-term scalability.
Royal said Dewey, who had been managing director, fractional CIO, will lead security governance and compliance efforts.
Company background
Royal Health describes itself as a radiology operations technology company serving outpatient imaging centers and independent radiology practices. The company said Roe has nearly two decades of finance experience, with prior roles at Bank of America, Credit Suisse and private capital platforms in New York and Singapore. It also said he is the founder and chief executive of Vaerifi.
The release said Roe holds an MBA from the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business, a bachelor’s degree in accounting and the CFA charter.
Royal said Dewey has more than two decades of healthcare technology leadership and spent nine years as chief information officer of Wake Radiology, where he directed IT strategy, systems and infrastructure for a 400-plus-employee practice. The company said he has been with Royal Health for two years.
The release said Dewey holds a Doctor of Science in Healthcare Leadership from the University of Alabama at Birmingham and a Master of Management in Clinical Informatics from Duke University.
What happens next
Royal Health said it will continue expanding its client base across outpatient imaging centers and independent radiology practices nationwide.
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