ORMOND BEACH, FL, October 15, 2026 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Malcolm Graham has been recognized for his achievements in technology and his leadership in developing integrated systems for senior living communities.

Since 2020, Mr. Graham has served as chief information officer and chief technology officer at Sentrics in Ormond Beach, Florida. He leads product development involving artificial intelligence, automation, data analytics and sensor technologies, with a focus on resident safety, family engagement and support for care delivery. His responsibilities also include internal information technology systems, business intelligence and the company-wide implementation of AI and automation.

Central to Mr. Graham's approach is a commitment to protecting resident dignity and privacy. He considers the development and deployment of Sentrics' integrated technology platform a defining achievement of his career. The platform brings together emergency call services, security, resident-staff communication, engagement software and entertainment systems. For Mr. Graham, its significance lies in how these capabilities work together to improve residents' daily lives.

From 2003 to 2020, Mr. Graham held senior leadership roles at Silversphere, including senior vice president of operations and chief technology officer. During that period, he helped advance technology for senior living communities and supported the company's expansion into new markets.

Mr. Graham also co-founded Markentum in Daytona Beach, Florida, in 2016 and serves on its board. He contributes his expertise in integrated systems and technology to the marketing company, which serves senior living providers and their communities.

Earlier in his career, Mr. Graham worked as a migration specialist at Siemens from 2001 to 2003. Beginning in 1999, he also served in technical support for Convergys supporting Dell, developing experience in customer service and technical troubleshooting.

His technical career began in the U.S. Marine Corps, where he served from 1991 to 1996 in flight control systems engineering. His military service helped shape the discipline, problem-solving skills and sense of responsibility he brings to his work.

Mr. Graham earned an Associate of Science in computer systems networking and telecommunications from Daytona State College in 1996 and a Bachelor of Science in computer engineering technology from ITT in Daytona Beach in 1998. He has continued his professional development through MIT's AI Strategy and Leadership Program: Driving Data and Organizational Transformation.

His work spans senior living technology, networking and communications, integrated systems, AI and automation. He also contributes to industry standards through service on an Underwriters Laboratories steering committee and a National Electrical Manufacturers Association standards committee.

Outside his professional responsibilities, Mr. Graham has served as an IT consultant for First Step Shelter since 2019. From 2012 to 2015, he served as board chair for Junior Achievement of Central Florida, supporting its work in financial literacy and youth education. His interests also include soccer and participation in Florida's Master Gardener program.

Mr. Graham's recognition includes three meritorious promotions during his Marine Corps service, along with service recognition awards from Junior Achievement and Underwriters Laboratories. He credits his parents with encouraging him to pursue his interests and develop the confidence and independence that have guided his career.

Looking ahead, Mr. Graham aims to help shape the policies and standards used to evaluate and deploy technology in senior living. His guiding principle is that systems designed to support vulnerable populations should protect their dignity, privacy, freedom and independence. He seeks to advance technology that supports care while respecting the people it serves.

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