Expanding Access To Care, Network Growth, and Operational Excellence Are Key Focus Areas

ClearChoice Management Services, LLC continues the expansion of its senior leadership team with two new appointments: Brandon Allison as chief financial officer and Philip Auerbach as chief commercial officer. Together with newly appointed CEO Rahma Samow, Allison and Auerbach will focus on sustainable growth for the network, building upon the company's robust marketing and operations functions, and strengthening its foundation of purpose, vision, and values.

Prior to joining ClearChoice on June 26, Allison spent six years serving in the role of senior vice president of strategic planning and risk management at TrueBlue, an industry-leading workforce management firm. In his role at TrueBlue, he oversaw financial planning and analysis (FP&A), investor relations, risk management, and corporate development. Prior to joining TrueBlue, Allison spent over eight years at Walgreens serving in a variety of FP&A leadership roles.

Effective July 10, Auerbach stepped into the newly created role of chief commercial officer. In this role, Auerbach will be responsible for overseeing and managing all commercial aspects of ClearChoice, including marketing and growth of the network. Auerbach comes to ClearChoice with deep marketing and funnel management experience across a range of different brands and business models including Caesars Entertainment, Lindblad Expeditions, Dunkin Brands, and most recently as chief commercial officer at Bumble Inc. Prior to these most recent roles, Auerbach spent nearly 15 years in management consulting, most recently as a partner in the marketing and sales practice at McKinsey & Co.

"Impact is one of the top values within the ClearChoice network and both Brandon and Philip will be instrumental in delivering on that value," said Rahma Samow, CEO of ClearChoice. "I am very excited to work with these two brilliant leaders as we take the business to the next level and expand the Platform of Hope to more patients suffering from acute oral disease."

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