Yeardly Green
Executive Vice President, Sales and Business Development
Biography
Yeardley Green has been part of the Altruix team since 2010. His leadership helped Terrapin Pharmacy, now Altruix, offer innovative pharmacy service models designed to optimize both patient outcomes and provider workflows. In 2012, Yeardley worked with his team to patent Altruix’s groundbreaking medication adherence technology, Medherent. In his current role as EVP of Sales and Business Development, Yeardley leads a team that is responsible for growth in both the Long-Term Care and Specialty Pharmacy business segments.
Prior to Altruix, he was responsible for selling large scale IT infrastructure, IT services, and software for Systems Alliance Corp. Before Systems Alliance, he worked at Under Armour where he managed the marketing efforts at key accounts like Dick’s Sporting Goods and the Sports Authority.
Yeardley has been with Altruix for 13 years because he is deeply connected to the mission of providing life changing care to underserved people with complex conditions. He is a proud father of two and spends his free time on his small farm north of Baltimore. Yeardley is a graduate of the Sewanee, The University of the South where he earned a B.A. in Economic Development, during which time he spent a full year in Beijing learning Mandarin and studying emerging markets.
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