Peak Vista Chief Operations Officer announced as 2022 Colorado Titan 100
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) -- Wipfli LLP and Titan CEO announced Tuesday that Robert Nartker, Chief Operations Officer from the Peak Vista Community Health Centers (Peak Vista) as one of the 2022 Titan 100.
“These passionate and driven Titans of industry exemplify the true definition of leadership. We honor them for their unwavering commitment to building their businesses, shaping our communities, and making Colorado a better place to work and live,” says Jaime Zawmon, President of Titan CEO.
Nartker began his career in healthcare where he was a registered physical therapy assistant and certified athletic trainer. After nearly a decade later of patient care, he switched to helping increase access to health care in the Colorado community.
“It’s an honor to be recognized and join this elite group,” said Nartker. “They say that a leader is only as good as their team. This achievement proves that our Peak Vista team is more than exceptional – they’re titans.”
In June 2022, Nartker will be honored at the Titan 100 awards at the Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum in Denver.
Many accomplished business leaders have been recognized. The 2022 Titan 100 currently has over 34,000 individuals. The organization generates over $22 billion each year in revenue.
“On behalf of all the partners and associates at Wipfli, we congratulate all the Titan 100 winners. It’s an honor to recognize this diverse group of leaders in the Colorado business community. We appreciate the lasting impact each leader has made, and continues to make, in building organizations of significance both here in Colorado and abroad. Your ingenuity and creativity have set you apart, and the honor of being seen as an industry Titan is richly deserved,” says Pete Aden Partner at Wipfli.
Along with celebrating 100 Titans, the Titan CEO and Wipfli will be presenting the Titan 100 Hall of Fame. This honorable award has been given to 12 Titan 100 honorees in an inaugural commemoration.
