W. Capra Consulting Group appoints Tim Radway as Chief Operating Officer

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W. Capra Consulting Group, a privately held Chicago-based professional services firm focused onhelping retailers and solution providers enable secure commerce everywhere, announced that Tim Radway has been appointed W. Capra’s new Chief Operating Officer.

As Chief Operating Officer, which is a new role at W. Capra, Mr. Radway will work alongside W. Capra partners and lead accounting and finance, cross-functional operations, sales and marketing support, and growth operations.

Mike Streams, a W. Capra partner said, “Tim is a transformational leader and proven change agent with deep experience and a unique understanding of W. Capra. As an innovative and seasoned executive who relies on data and analytics to drive execution, I am confident Tim will be a tremendous asset as we continue to enhance our operations, execute our strategic plan, and continue our strong growth trend.”

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