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Michael Turner Joins NewDay USA as CTO

Nov 02, 2015
NewDay USA has named Michael Turner as its chief technology officer

NewDay USA has named Michael Turner as its chief technology officer. Turner brings to NewDay USA many years of experience in the technology and financial sectors, including a broad array of senior executive and management positions in roles that have included sales, operations, finance and professional services. Before joining NewDay, Turner served as chief operating officer at Surecomp Services, Savana and Sanchez Computer Associates. At Sanchez, Turner played a key role in growing the banking software firm into a global provider of banking solutions. Earlier, Turner was a senior manager in Arthur Andersen's consulting unit, vice president at SEI Corp., and senior vice president of operations at GDK Systems.

“I’m excited to join a company that brings new, exciting and relevant products to the industry. I am thrilled to have the opportunity to work with such a talented group of people dedicated to serving the needs of our veterans,” Turner said.

Turner graduated magna cum laude from Temple University as a presidential scholar and earned an MBA in corporate finance and decision sciences from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School.

“Michael’s vision, leadership, and execution experience have resulted in numerous success stories over his distinguished career,” said Robert Posner, chief executive officer of NewDay USA. “He has the leadership skills and business knowledge to help NewDay USA as we continue to help more of America’s veterans and their families.”

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