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triCerat Names Beal CFO
Posted February 2, 2012
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Software development company triCerat, Inc. - creator of the revolutionary ScrewDrivers® print management technology - has named Timothy L. Beal as Chief Financial Officer.
With more than 30 years of proven experience in optimizing financial performance and improving productivity in the distribution, healthcare, and professional services industries, Beal will play a critical role in supporting triCerat's plans for future growth.
"Tim's proven track record and insight into the kind of operational processes and procedures that successfully drive financial performance will better position triCerat to succeed in an increasingly competitive marketplace," says triCerat's Chief Executive Officer John Byrne.
What sets Beal apart is his ability to help run an organization by providing proactive insights that enable other departments to make informed decisions that support the best interests of the entire company. His prior experience includes starting and successfully running his own consulting firm and serving as Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer in several major organizations.
Beal received his MBA in Finance from Loyola University and his Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting from Towson University.
About triCerat
Creator of the revolutionary ScrewDrivers® print management technology that changed the way thousands of organizations operate on a daily basis, triCerat has developed a complete Simplify family of desktop management tools that improve the performance, stability, security, and reliability of server, workstation, and virtualization software environments. Based in Columbia, MD, triCerat has more than 10,000 clients worldwide. Founded in 1997, triCerat is a Citrix Ready Technology Partner, a Certified Microsoft Gold Partner, and a VMware Technology Alliance Partner.
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