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<p>As CEO of A Place for Mom, Inc., Larry Kutscher is leading the company on its mission to enable caregivers to make the best senior living decisions. Since joining, he has reshaped the company for rapid growth by building a high-performing team and leading significant, strategic investments to deliver on caregiver and community needs.</p>
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<p>Larry has over 20 years of executive leadership and experience driving transformation and growth within data and technology companies. Prior to joining A Place for Mom, Larry was CEO of Travel Click where he more than doubled the company&#8217;s revenue and earnings during his tenure.</p>
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<p>He also has served as Chief Executive Officer of Register.com, General Manager of the Small Business Group at Dun &amp; Bradstreet, Managing Director with Goldman Sachs Wealth Management, and held various leadership roles at American Express, where he started his career.</p>
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<p>Larry earned an MBA from Columbia Business School and a bachelor&#8217;s degree in political science from Brown University.</p>
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<p>As Chief Product and Technology Officer of A Place for Mom, Inc., Raj Bahl is responsible for designing and building a best-in-class digital experience to best serve A Place for Mom’s families and community customers. As a seasoned technology and product executive, Raj has extensive hands-on experience in developing new digital monetization platforms, leading technology strategies and implementing large-scale web, mobile, connected devices, and business applications.</p>
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<p>Most recently, Raj was Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer for A+E Networks, including their Digital Media business. Prior to his experience at A+E Networks, Raj served as Vice President of Consumer Products Technology at Dow Jones, leading technology strategy across its digital properties and publications. Earlier in his career, Raj spent eight years as the Technology Director at NBCUniversal.</p>
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<p>Raj is a graduate of Software Technology and Systems Management from the National Institute of Information Technology in New Delhi, India.</p>
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<p>As Chief Human Resources Officer for A Place for Mom, Inc., Rebecca Bursky is responsible for all people-related functions, including talent acquisition, talent management, leadership development, employee relations, compensation, and benefits. She is focused on supporting the ambitions of world-class talent and building a culture of engaged employees to best serve A Place for Mom’s families and communities.</p>
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<p>Rebecca has a passion for people and encompasses a wide breadth of HR leadership experience that spans a broad range of industries and employee populations. Having led the global HR function at TravelClick and Marketwired, she has been instrumental in building strong HR teams, coaching and partnering with its business leaders, as well as hiring and onboarding thousands of employees.</p>
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<p>Earlier in her career, Rebecca was head of HR for North America Sales at Dun &amp; Bradstreet. She spent over eight years in various positions leading high-impact HR initiatives.</p>
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<p>Rebecca is certified as a Professional of Human Resources (PHR) by the HR Certification Institute and holds a bachelor&#8217;s degree in Psychology from University at Albany.</p>
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<p>As Senior Vice President of Product at A Place for Mom, Inc., Scott Clayton is responsible for building world-class product strategies and capabilities to best serve A Place for Mom’s families and community customers.</p>
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<p>A passionate thought leader, Scott brings a wealth of product management and design expertise. Most recently, Scott was Vice President of Product Management at Angie’s List, where he led teams responsible for product management, UX/UI, research, product marketing, and program management. He spearheaded innovative efforts to deliver new and improved digital experiences for homeowners and drive overall customer growth and retention.</p>
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<p>Earlier in his career, Scott managed cross-functional teams overseeing digital experiences, product management, and marketing services at Discover Financial Services.</p>
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<p>Scott earned his MBA from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Virginia.</p>
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<p>As Senior Vice President, Community Network at A Place for Mom, Inc., Sue Johansen is driving the strategy, operations, insights, and relationships with A Place for Mom’s robust network. This network includes more than 14,000 community customers and 3,000 home care providers &#8212; the backbone of the business to meet the personalized needs of the families that A Place for Mom serves.</p>
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<p>A recognized expert in the industry, Sue has been with A Place for Mom for more than a decade in leadership positions across the company’s sales and community organizations, helping millions of families and caregivers.</p>
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<p>She spent much of her career in sales and marketing with luxury home design companies and retail organizations such as Estee Lauder, The Picture People, HomeChef, Ann Sacks, and Waterworks.</p>
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<p>Sue passionately supports the Alzheimer’s Association and is the annual team captain for the San Francisco Alzheimer’s walk. She earned her bachelor’s degree from San Francisco State University.</p>
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<p>As Chief Financial Officer of A Place for Mom, Inc., Seth Low-Tufo is focused on strengthening core operating processes and identifying opportunities to grow the business profitably. He is responsible for all aspects of the company’s Finance function including strategic planning, investor relations, controllership, accounting, tax, liquidity management, and treasury operations.</p>
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<p>Seth is an experienced CFO with proven ability to drive transformational change. He joined A Place for Mom following more than a decade at GE. Most recently, Seth was CFO of GE’s Onshore Wind Americas business, the leading manufacturer of wind turbines in the U.S. In this role, he rebuilt the finance function and helped drive 50% revenue growth while improving operational efficiency and accountability.</p>
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<p>Earlier in his career, Seth was the Financial Planning leader for GE Capital’s $200 billion asset disposition process and head of Pricing for its $90 billion commercial lending and leasing business.</p>
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<p>Seth earned a bachelor’s degree in mathematics and economics from Wesleyan University.</p>
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<p>As General Counsel of A Place for Mom, Inc., Gary Papilsky is leading all legal affairs and responsible for streamlining processes and effectively partnering with business leaders to achieve goals within a compliant, high-integrity environment.</p>
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<p>Gary brings with him more than 25 years of experience in business and corporate law. Most recently, he was one of the founders and General Counsel of Rollick, Inc., and Senior Vice President and General Counsel at Dealertrack Technologies, a global SaaS company providing software to automotive dealers. He helped to lead Dealertrack Technologies through a decade of rapid growth from $225 million to over $1.3 billion in annual revenue.</p>
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<p>Earlier in his career, Gary served as Associate General Counsel at Garter, an IT research consultancy, and as General Counsel of Predictive Systems, a network consulting company. He started his career at the law firms Dentons and Brobeck.</p>
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<p>Gary earned a Juris Doctor from Columbia Law School and a bachelor’s degree in accounting from New York University’s Stern School of Business.</p>
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<p>As Chief Customer Officer and GM at A Place for Mom, Inc., Tatyana Zlotsky is responsible for the company’s customer experience and revenue growth. Since joining, Tatyana has undertaken transformational initiatives focused on elevating the brand, scaling and digitizing acquisition channels, and personalizing the caregiver journey. She is a customer-centric and results-oriented leader with deep experience building strong teams and driving digital innovation.</p>
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<p>Tatyana joined A Place for Mom from American Express. She spent nine years growing new and profitable business segments within the U.S. Small Business division as VP/GM of Business Development and Digital Innovation. Prior to American Express, Tatyana worked at a number of technology startups and established industrial enterprises.</p>
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<p>She earned an MBA in marketing and finance and a bachelor’s degree in marketing from the Rutgers University School of Business.</p>
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A Place for Mom’s executive team is on a mission to enable caregivers to make the best senior living decisions for their loved ones.

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Meet Our Leadership Team

Larry Kutscher

Raj Bahl

Rebecca Bursky

Scott Clayton

Sue Johansen

David Kampfe

Seth Low-Tufo

Gary Papilsky

Tatyana Zlotsky