Congratulations to Steve Quirke, V.P. of Operations at RSI for winning the Philadephia SmartCEO's Executive Management Award! More than 300 C-level attendees gathered to celebrate 40 Executive Management Award winners in Philadelphia's Crystal Tea Room last Thursday, March 26th.

Philadelphia SmartCEO recognized this year’s Executive Management Award winners at a cocktail reception and awards ceremony on Thursday, March 26 at the Crystal Tea Room. Forty Greater Philadelphia executives were recognized for their creative management vision, leadership philosophy, innovative strategy and undeniable work ethic. The 2015 Executive Management Award winners collectively generate more than $42 billion in annual revenue and employ over 60,000 individuals in Greater Philadelphia.

“All too often, senior leaders in an organization become unsung heroes. This is why SmartCEO designed the Executive Management Awards. The 2015 Executive Management Award winners are not only leading their companies and co-workers to achieve great things but they are also making huge contributions to their communities,” says Jaime Nespor-Zawmon, President of SmartCEO Events. “We are honored to recognize each of these individuals and celebrate their accomplishments.”

More than 300 executives, friends and family attended the business cocktail event to celebrate the winners and their achievements. The evening kicked off with a cocktail hour and high-level networking. The awards ceremony opened with high-energy music and a video presentation welcomed each award winner to the stage as they were applauded for their impressive achievements.

Philadelphia SmartCEO and Title Sponsor Comcast Business recognized this year’s Executive Management Award winners at a cocktail reception and awards ceremony on Thursday, March 27 at The Merion. Forty Greater Philadelphia executives were recognized for their creative management vision, leadership philosophy, innovative strategy and undeniable work ethic. The 2014 Executive Management Award winners collectively generate more than $5.5 billion in annual revenue and employ nearly 26,000 individuals in Greater Philadelphia.

 “The entire RSI team is very happy that Lisa received the recognition we believe she has earned in the thirteen years of leading our technology initiatives” stated Barry Bealer, President and CEO.  “She has successfully led the transformation of our company from a technology consulting firm to a premier content management software provider to publishers and media companies.”

RSI Content Solutions is always searching for new talent. Due to growth in our company, RSI is currently searching for additional Java Architects. If you are a Java Architect or know someone who is, please share this link with them. We are constantly searching for new talent to keep us at the forefront of the publishing software industry.

If you're interested in joining the RSI Content Solutions' team, send a resume with a cover letter to info@rsicms.com. Be sure to include the word "RESUME" in the subject line. PDF is preferred; please include contact information in the body of the email.

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