XSP has appointed John Barth as senior sales executive responsible for managing accounts in North America for the XSP Corporate Actions software product. Barth was most recently senior account executive at CareMedic System, where he was responsible for selling revenue cycle software and consulting solutions in the southern regions of the US.
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