John Leftwich joins Practice Management Services Ltd. board

John Leftwich, former Corporate Vice President of Microsoft, has joined the board of See20/20, the company announced today. With almost 25 years experience in the pc industry and widely regarded as one of the “founding fathers” of the industry, John was previously responsible for Microsoft’s sales, marketing and service in Europe, Middle East and Africa, a $9 Billion business across 40 subsidiaries.

“In recent years I have taken a keen interest in West Midlands based high-tech start ups and the more I looked into See20/20, the more convinced I became that this represents the future of practice management”, explained Leftwich. “It’s precisely the type of business solution the web was invented for and having been impressed both by the technology and the professionalism of the management team, I decided to invest in the company.”

“Having John join the board is a major coup for us and rounds off a tremendous year,” said managing director Andy Chance-Hill. “His arrival comes just months after we secured a £600,000 grant for the business, allowing us to accelerate our growth plans - and with one of the industry’s biggest hitters now on board we’re extremely optimistic about our prospects.”

See20/20 is Practice Management Services Ltd.’s response to a plea for a simple, cost-effective means of viewing business and customer data at the touch of a button. No expensive computer upgrades are required as See20/20 works off the practice’s existing computer system and, by consolidating all practice records in a single source, See20/20 brings significant improvements in communication, customer service and efficiency, all contributing to bottom line profitability.

The first system of its kind to offer practice management from a single location, See20/20 provides real-time information on all aspects of the business from patient details and appointments to stock levels and payments. Records can be viewed from any practice, at any time of day, while an automated appointment diary integrates resources and patient recall functions. At the same time stock levels become manageable in minutes, allowing allocation tracking and pricing across multiple practices.