AMERICAN FORK — Sento Corp. said Monday that Stanley Cutler, its chief financial officer, will retire June 30 after almost six years with the company, due to health issues.
Patrick O'Neal, Sento's chief executive officer, said Cutler will be available to assist the company during his successor's transition and beyond.
Sento provides outsourced customer care and sales support services.
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