In an effort to expand the "Manager of Client Services" role previously defined in 2005, Keystone has hired Michael J. Liggera to fill the position on a full-time basis.  Neal Nover previously held the position on a part-time basis, with his time also devoted to account management of Keystone's base of Commercial type clients.  With this move, Neal will focus more exclusively on the Commercial account management role, but he will also continue to assist with managing the Student Administration software accounts.  Mike Liggera will dedicate his time to the account management and relationship oversight of all of Keystone's School and Local Government accounts.  This role will include account analysis and recommendation of better uses of Keystone's growing, integrated suite of products and services, as well as managing implementation projects.

Mike has a computer science degree from Princeton University, as well as a law degree from Temple University Beasley School of Law.  Between his undergraduate years and law school, Mike worked in project management for a consulting company, developing and deploying software applications for the banking industry.  After law school, Mike worked as an attorney for a law firm in Philadelphia.  Recognizing his desire to get back into the software industry, Mike now joins Keystone with a high level of enthusiasm about serving Keystone's clients. 

 

Mike is married to Courtney, and they live in the City of Philadelphia.

 

Keystone president, Judd Van Dervort, Jr., who has known Mike for several years, noted, "Mike will be a great asset to our team.  He has the kind of character and qualities that I want representing Keystone to our valued clients."

 

Over the coming weeks Mike will be in contact with each account, by way of introduction.