Craig Sprinkle is a Chief Executive Officer at MedCerts at MedCerts. He possess expertise in strategy, strategic planning, business development, leadership, management and 27 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Craig provided quality financial leadership to our organization during a time of transition and challenge. His insight on how to navigate through the challenges of growth and diversification were both about how to manage the balance sheet as well as how to move the organization forward in a coordinated and focused manner. Craig's guidance was instrumental in focusing the company on what areas of the business represented the greatest opportunity from a leverage and profitability perspective helping take a great idea and focus the various arms and legs into a coordinate effort. He always acted as the consummate professional helping to act as a leader not only for the company but for the Senior executive group as well.", "Craig's experience and vision for where our company is headed have always given me confidence because I knew that our finances would be in order. Craig is a great sounding board when I have a new idea I'm exploring, or have an investment I want to make. He helps me look at things from a slightly different point of view which helps us end up at the right solution. While I've never worked directly for Craig, I have worked quite a bit with those who report to him. He's always had a strong team, is well aware of their challenges and opportunities, and they really enjoy having him as their leader.", and "It was a pleasure working with Craig on both a professional and personal level. Professionally, Craig does a great job of blending the strategic/visionary type thinking that's required of an executive with the details that are needed to bring those strategic plans to reality. He also regularly made a point of ensuring that his team/employees had the work/tools required to make their jobs more rewarding and enjoyable. Personally, Craig is an overall great person to be around both in work and social settings."