John Spears, vice president, business development and marketing, Global Excel

11 September 2019Insurance

Consumer demand to drive tech change

Technological change will be primarily driven by consumer demand and not by internal initiatives, says John Spears, vice president, business development and marketing at Global Excel, a provider of healthcare risk management solutions.

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