CTG, a Cegeka Group company, a leader in IT and business solutions and the Cegeka brand for business in the U.S., announced that Alan Gabriola has joined CTG as Vice President of Healthcare. In this role, Gabriola will lead CTG’s healthcare growth strategy, strengthen executive client relationships, and continue expanding the company’s healthcare market offerings.
Gabriola brings more than 20 years of senior healthcare technology, consulting, and operational leadership, with deep experience helping healthcare organizations align strategy, operations, and technology to drive measurable clinical and business outcomes. He has held VP- and CIO-level roles across leading healthcare providers and consulting organizations, including Hartford HealthCare, Cadence Health (now Northwestern Medicine), Deloitte, Accenture, and AHEAD.
“Healthcare organizations are navigating unprecedented complexity as they modernize technology, improve operational efficiency, and respond to evolving patient and clinician expectations,” said Tom Niehaus, CEO of CTG. “Alan is a proven leader with a strong track record of delivering transformation at scale. His experience and collaborative leadership style will be instrumental as we continue to grow and differentiate CTG’s healthcare business.”
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Throughout his career, Gabriola has led enterprise initiatives spanning Epic EHR optimization, cloud and application modernization, revenue cycle improvement, AI and automation, M&A integration, and operating model transformation. He is recognized for building high-performing teams and trusted client partnerships that translate complex challenges into practical, scalable solutions.
“CTG has a long-standing reputation for delivering meaningful outcomes for healthcare organizations,” said Gabriola. “I’m excited to join the CTG team and work alongside clients and colleagues to strengthen partnerships, evolve healthcare offerings, and help organizations achieve their strategic and transformation goals.”
Gabriola resides in Illinois.
Source: BusinessWire