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About CMG · Meet the Team

The people behind the order log

CMG is run by a small team of clinicians, sourcing specialists, and operators. Every account gets a person, not a queue — these are the six you'll actually talk to.

Leadership team

  • Amir

    Founder & CEO · Chicago, IL

    Amir founded CMG to give independent O&P practices the sourcing reach of a hospital system, drawing on years spent building supplier relationships across North America, Europe, and the Gulf. He still reads the order log most mornings, convinced that a marketplace is only as good as its slowest shipment.

  • Seema

    Clinical Director · Chicago, IL

    Seema leads CMG's clinical services — fabrication standards, measurement consults, education, and coding support — after a clinical career spanning hospital limb-loss programs and pediatric orthotics. Her rule for the catalog is simple: nothing is listed that she wouldn't be comfortable fitting herself.

  • Daniel

    Operations Director · Indianapolis, IN

    Daniel runs fulfillment across the Chicago and Indianapolis hubs, from inventory planning to the consolidated freight calendar. He measures the operation in one number — the hours between order release and carton on truck — and has spent his career shrinking it.

  • Mariam

    Procurement Lead · Chicago, IL

    Mariam manages CMG's supplier roster and the sourcing visits behind it, negotiating terms while holding partners to the quality habits the catalog promises. She joined from the medical-device import world and speaks fluent customs paperwork in three languages.

  • Priya

    Customer Success Manager · Chicago, IL

    Priya leads the account team that onboards new practices, untangles order issues, and runs the verification queue. She believes most support tickets are really documentation questions in disguise, and she has the resolution times to prove the theory works.

  • Marcus

    Fabrication Lead · Chicago, IL

    Marcus runs the West Fulton Market fabrication lab, where two decades at the bench show in every trim line that leaves the building. He hosts the lab's workshop program and keeps a shelf of instructive failures he makes every new technician study first.

How the work actually looks

Four team members standing together in the clinic stockroom
Morning stock check at the Chicago headquarters — the day starts in the stockroom, not the inbox.
Prosthetic technician finishing a plaster positive model of a residual limb in the fabrication lab
Finishing a positive model in the West Fulton Market fabrication lab.