David Cytlak

Dave Cytlak is the Chief Financial Officer of Blanchard Valley Health System (BVHS), a nonprofit community health system headquartered in Findlay, Ohio. He joined BVHS in 1999 as a financial manager and, over more than two decades with the organization, held a series of roles of increasing responsibility — becoming director of finance before joining the Executive Steering Council as CFO. In his current role he oversees financial accounting and reporting, planning and budgeting, cost-management stewardship, and the management of several finance-related departments.

Before BVHS, Cytlak began his career as a Senior Auditor at Ernst & Young in the firm's Toledo office (1990–1994), and then served as Director of Finance at Family Health Plan (1994–1999) before moving to Blanchard Valley. He holds a bachelor's degree in accounting from the University of Toledo and has also been associated with Defiance College.

As a senior hospital finance executive, Cytlak is the type of officer typically named "plan administrator" on the health system's ERISA benefit-plan filings (e.g., retirement/401(k) and health & welfare plans) — which is the most likely origin of the "Plan Administrator & Chief Financial Officer" title that appears in the source data.

Outside of work, Cytlak is a Findlay-area resident. Per his official BVHS biography, he and his wife Barb have two grown children, Ashley and Adam, and several grandchildren; he enjoys basketball, biking, rollerblading, and walking. He describes his favorite part of the job as "the extraordinary people that surround him."

• No verifiable angel-investing activity was found. Despite the source stub labeling him an "Angel Investor" with a "Seed Round" stage, no primary source, deal database, or press item corroborates that Dave Cytlak makes startup investments. His public record is exclusively that of a nonprofit health-system CFO.
• His professional "thesis," to the extent one exists, is institutional financial stewardship: financial accounting and reporting, planning and budgeting, and helping BVHS "be a steward of cost management" (his own words, from his BVHS bio).
• A founder treating him as an angel investor should independently confirm any investing intent before relying on the stub's "Angel / Seed" classification — it appears to be aggregator mislabeling rather than fact.