Accel-KKR appoints new CEO to lead Health Metrics
Accel-KKR, which manages $35 billion in capital, has outlined ambitious growth plans to develop a full technology ecosystem in Australia spanning residential aged care, retirement living, home care and disability services.
US private equity firm Accel-KKR has appointed an experienced tech executive at Health Metrics to lead the firm on a new growth phase.
Tyron Ball will step into the role of CEO, effective immediately.
With a degree in computer engineering, Tyron has been a tech leader for nearly 20 years, most recently as Managing Director APAC with private-equity owned Cyncly, a provider of catalog software. Tyron has a successful track record scaling businesses globally and integrating software platforms to drive improved value for customers.
Concurrently, Tyron has been appointed to lead of MOA Benchmarking, a provider of aged care quality improvement software, and CareLineLive Australia, a home care software provider. Both firms were also acquired by Accel-KKR earlier this year; MOA in October, and CareLineLive in June.
Accel-KKR, which manages $35 billion in capital, has outlined ambitious growth plans to develop a full technology ecosystem in Australia spanning residential aged care, retirement living, home care and disability services.
Together, Health Metrics and MOA already control a significant portion of the aged care digital landscape here – MOA holds quality data for nearly half of all residential aged care homes, while Health Metrics manages around a third of clinical data.
With Tyron at the helm, Health Metrics will work closely with MOA on product innovation and extending their market-leading position.
“I’m excited to build on the strong foundation this team has created,” Tyron said.
“We have a unique opportunity to serve the entire continuum of care and deliver even greater value to our customers and older Australians.”
Health Metrics thanked outgoing CEO Paul Brindle for his significant contributions to the company.
