PLEASANTON, Calif., April 03, 2017 -- Title21 Health Solutions (www.Title21.com), a provider of Enterprise Quality Management Software and Cell Therapy Software solutions to help health science organizations improve quality and patient outcomes announces that it is certified by the Small Business Association (SBA) as a Woman-Owned Small Business (WOSB).
WOSB certification signifies that a company is at least 51% woman-owned and is a small business per the SBA’s requirements. WOSB certification enables Title21 Health Solutions to satisfy WOSB federal contracting requirements and meet the specifications of government agencies, institutions and corporations who work to establish diversity in purchasing and vendor relations.
Title21 Health Solutions is led by Chief Executive Officer and President, Lynn Fischer, and over half of its employees are women. “We are thrilled that Title21 Health Solutions’ official certification as a Woman-Owned Small Business will expand our opportunities and support our customers to an even greater extent by helping them meet their supplier diversity initiatives,” stated Fischer. “I am honored to be at the helm of a progressive and innovative company and among those who can inspire other women to pursue STEM and leadership positions in tech.”
About Title21 Health Solutions
Title21 Health Solutions continues to gain national recognition for its innovative technology that is able to help hospitals, biotechnology, regenerative medicine and other health science organizations improve quality, efficiency and patient safety. Title21’s product line includes web-based quality management solutions and the most comprehensive cellular therapy software available in the market. Learn more about Title21 Health Solutions at www.Title21.com.
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