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Hi, I am Brenda Rusnak, President of The Best Part Inc.
Brenda Rusnak is the founder of the Best Part Inc. Brenda is an entrepreneur with over 30 years of business experience. She is currently the president of Best Part Productions.
In May of 2009, Brenda sold her company (Active Health Management) to Centric Health Corp. Brenda is a share-holder in Centric Health Corporation and has remained on in a consulting capacity.
Brenda founded Active Health Management Inc. in 1984 and acted as the CEO until May 2009 when she sold the company to Centric Health Corp. Centric Health's vision is to be Canada's premier healthcare company that provides innovative solutions centered around patients and healthcare professionals. Centric Health's current key divisions include Medical Assessments, Disability & Rehabilitation Management, Physiotherapy and Surgical/Hospital Services. With knowledge and experience of healthcare delivery in international markets, Centric Health is pursuing expansion opportunities into other healthcare sectors to create value for all stakeholders with an unwavering commitment to the highest quality of care. Centric Health is listed on the TSX under the symbol CHH.
The Best Part Inc. seeks out innovative, new ideas to invest in. Our eclectic team of financiers, researchers, filmmakers, and health/wellness experts are penetrating various mediums and markets. We are currently involved in a number of projects including a feature documentary film called "Cyber-Seniors". www.cyberseniorsdocumentary.com. In May of 2009, Brenda sold Active Health Management (a company she founded in 1984 and grew to 30 million dollars in revenue) to Centric Health Corportion. She remains a share-holder. Brenda has over 25 years experience in delivering and managing rehabilitation services. In 1989, her company (Active Health Management) became the first to deliver preventative physiotherapy services (including Falls Prevention Programs), to senior citizens residing in Nursing Homes throughout Ontario. In 1992, she enabled third-party insurers and employers to access standardized, high-quality rehabilitation services in large and small communities throughout Canada, by building the first national network of independently-owned and operated physiotherapy clinics. Brenda has sat on numerous professional committees, is a frequently invited guest speaker at healthcare conferences and seminars, and is a contributing author in Anne Leckie's book entitiled "Disability and Claims Management". She was awarded the Canadian Healthcare Manager's "Who's Who in Healthcare Technology Award". The award is presented to winners in the areas of government, group insurance, healthcare provider, hospital management, medical research, pharmaceutical, plan sponsor and technology, and is designed to recognize individuals who demonstrate an exceptional level of leadership and vision, and whose unique approach has made a positive impact in their field. During her busy career Brenda and her husband of 29 years managed to raise five wonderful children.
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