Veratics, Inc.

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He is a CFA® charterholder with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, an Executive Master’s in Leadership from Georgetown, a Master of Science in Finance, and a Doctorate of Business in Finance. His vision and leadership were fundamental to Veratics’ growth, demonstrated by Veratics being named among the Vet50 (Inc. 5000 top 50 fastest growing Veteran-owned companies), and impact on the industry, demonstrated by Veratics being named the Disability I have worked with Marc for many years and have witnessed firsthand his ability combine his financial acumen, leadership, and engineering ability to decompose complex problems to develop solutions that enable positive strategic change, financial growth, and operational excellence,” said Tony Galluscio, CEO and Founder of Veratics. ” Mr. Bernard will report directly to CEO and Founder Tony Galluscio, who will continue to be dedicated to leading strategy, finance and the executive team.

Veratics™ received a contract award to configure and deploy the Westchester Saves Online Shared Services Portal. Westchester Saves Online is a one-stop online portal to give municipalities access to equipment, excess materials, space, specialty services (like vehicle maintenance, legal, or engineering), and shared personnel. As a New York State Certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business (NYS SDVOB) with over forty percent veterans, we recognize New York State and Westchester Co​​unty’s commitment to Veterans, and we value this opportunity to serve the citizens and government of Westcheser County. Veratics owns and operates GoVets (www.govets.com)​, the largest online marketplace for veteran owned businesses to sell products and services to government agencies, commercial enterprises, and patriotic citizens.

According to Newsday.com (Robert Brodsky), Suffolk has opened an “online Costco” where local towns, villages and school districts can combine their buying power to cooperatively purchase equipment and services to reduce costs, County Executive Steve Bellone announced Monday. ’s SuffolkShare portal will allow municipalities to share or purchase from the private sector recycling services, street sweepers, road resurfacing crews, senior and youth health care, emergency management and marine equipment, Bellone said at a news conference in Hauppauge. To date, 92 Suffolk County governments, including all 10 towns, 32 villages, more than 50 school, fire, library and water districts and the Eastern and Western Suffolk BOCES have signed on as partners in the virtual one-stop marketplace. Nassau County’s Shared Services panel submitted a plan to the state in 2017 to consolidate services among nearly 70 municipalities, potentially saving taxpayers $130 million.