Built inside research administration.
Adminformatics was founded by people who spent 25+ years inside research operations at academic medical centers before they ever built software. They ran the teams that submitted CCSG renewals, prepped accreditation cycles, and chased the spreadsheets that NIH biosketches were actually compiled from.
They worked across InfoEd, Cayuse, homegrown Access databases, and SharePoint sites that nobody fully owned. They know the difference between software that was designed for research administration and software that was sold to research administration.
We built Adminformatics because the existing tools didn't fit the way research administrators actually work — and because rebuilding the same workflows every time a new vendor showed up wasn't a strategy, it was a tax.
Today we serve institutions across North America that share one thing in common: their research operations matter too much to keep running on borrowed tools.
One team building and running it.
Founded Adminformatics after 25+ years inside research operations at academic medical centers. Ran CCSG renewals, prepped accreditation cycles, and navigated the same broken workflows that Research Logix was built to replace.
Oversees business operations and long-term planning across Adminformatics. Brings institutional discipline to a product-focused team, keeping the business sustainable as the platform scales.
Owns the relationship between Adminformatics and its institutions — from implementation through steady-state support. Makes sure what ships in the product lands the way it was intended.
Leads product strategy and roadmap across the Logix suite. Translates deep research administration domain knowledge into software that administrators actually want to use.
Manages data operations and systems optimization across the Logix platform. Ensures data pipelines are clean, reliable, and ready for NIH-facing reporting.
Runs the infrastructure and deployment operations that keep the Logix platform reliable and secure. Manages CI/CD, hosting, and the systems research administrators depend on daily.
Builds and maintains core features across the Logix product suite, working across frontend and backend to ship the tools that research administrators use every day.