MSPmentor 250: Page 9 of our 2011 Edition

Each year, the MSPmentor 250 identifies the world’s top managed services experts, entrepreneurs and executives — including professionals who have mastered business leadership, marketing, sales, technology, coaching and other areas within the managed services market. For our 2011 edition, here’s page 9 of 10…

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Roland Sars

david schafran

Mark Scott, President, The Utility Company Ltd.
As a serial entrepreneur, Scott has launched three successful businesses over the past 15 years focused on B2B services to the small and medium-sized business market. From 2000 to early 2006, Scott was President, CEO and co-founder of N-able Technologies. More recently, he has positioned The Utility Company as a virtual IT service provider for the SMB market.

Scott Scrogin, President, HTG Peer Groups
Scrogin oversees day-to-day operations of HTG Peer Groups and has been instrumental in the implementation of the HTG 1-4-250 strategy announced in mid-2010. This includes new member recruiting and onboarding, managing member group levels and movement, including the recent formation of the peer group targeted to meet the needs of larger solution providers. HTG’s continued international expansion has also been spearheaded by Scrogin. HTG Peer Groups is a networking and business performance organization for VARs and MSPs.

Alex Sefanov, President and CEO, BioPharm Systems
Sefanov increased BioPharm’s revenue from $5.9 million in 2007 to $8.4 million 2010, doubled the number of hosted end-users in 2010, and ranked in the top 20% of employers nationally in terms of its programs, policies, and culture for creating an effective and flexible workplace in 2010 (Alfred P. Sloan Award). In addition, BioPharn landed on the Inc. 5000 and Silicon Valley Business Journal lists of the fastest-growing private companies for 2010.

Dave Seibert

Stuart Selbst, President, Stuart Selbst Consulting
Instead of focusing on larger solutions providers, Selbst has developed a successful coaching niche serving small VARs and MSPs  that typically have less than $1 million in recurring annual revenues.

brian shepard

MJ Shoer, President, Jenaly Technology Group, Inc.
Shoer has built one of the most successful small MSPs in the country. He has grown the business 15 to 20 percent year over year on a consistant basis. In addition, Shoer gives selflessly of his time, energy and expertise, to help others grow their own businesses through his extensive activity with CompTIA, The ASCII Group, the Nor’Easters ConnectWise User Group and Technology Marketing Toolkit.

Jeff Shreeve, President & CEO, StorageCraft
Shreeve has built StorageCraft into one of the MSP industry’s best-known providers of backup and data protection software. He previously was president of Advanced Geometrics, a geophysical research company; VP of Megalogics, Inc., and CEO of DataCatchers, Inc., both developers of job costing systems.

Matt Sidman

Andrew Sieja, CEO, kCura Corp.
Sieja has built a company whose channel of service providers now support more than 40,000 monthly active users. While kCura serves as an MSP for direct clients, this channel still accounts for the largest global partner network in e-discovery with more than 100, nearly 40 coming aboard over the past year. MSPs also offer kCura’s software, while kCura provides their MSPs the same level of intimate technical and sales support that they provide for direct clients.

George Sierchio, The Consultant’s Coach, Action Business Partners Inc.
Sierchio recently wrote a Second Edition book called “B.Y.O.B.: Build Your Own Business, Don’t Be Your Own Boss” and has also published “Consulting & Service Business Blueprint” for those wanting a self study course. He’s a frequent speaker at events hosted by MSP University, SMB Nation and CompTIA.

doug sikora

Ben Silliman, CEO, Altuscio Networks
Silliman has grown his MSP company from $950,000 to $2.4 million over the last 24 months with only 2% in customer turn over.

Michael Simon, CEO, LogMeIn
Simon has built LogMeIn into one of the leading providers of cloud-based remote access, IT support and collaboration software. Q2 2011 revenues were $29.1 million, up 24 percent from Q2 2010.

Corey Simpson

Greg Smith, President & CEO, Accudata Technologies
Smith is an expert on mobile, wireless and VoIP communications. He was one of the first pundits to suggest the power of mobile caller ID service for smartphones. His company has since built an application that’s compatible with every major smartphone operating system on more than 225 devices as well as more than 30 international network carriers.

Dave Sobel, CEO, Evolve Technologies
Sobel has built Evolve into a leading MSP in the Washington, DC, Metro Area. The company has achieved 15 percent profitability and a projected 30 percent growth for 2011. Sobel is a well-known expert on virtualization, and a cloud educator for CompTIA. He works closely with Heartland Technology Group and ChannelInsider. And he’s penned a book called “Virtualization Defined: A Primer for the SMB Consultant.”

arlin sorensen

Lenin Srinivasan

Melissa Staehle, Senior Account Manager, Ancero LLC
Staehle has been one of the largest contributors to Ancero’s growth during the past three years. Even during the ongoing economic slump, Ancero’s sales revenue has grown more than 30% for each of the past two years, with Melissa earning the distinction as the top sales representative in the company. Her comprehensive understanding of the MSP and cloud space has made her the go-to person for developing, selling and project managing complex solutions.

chris sterbenc

Edward Stringfellow, IV, President & CEO, Stringfellow Technology Group Inc.
Stringfellow has continued to grow his MSP business more than 30% annually. His focus on building world-class processes and dedicated Service Desk has resulting in him becoming a resource to other MSPs for guidance and advice, which he freely gives.

Mikkel Svane

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