Max Nutter
Max Nutter
Project Manager
Max Nutter has worked at Psychological Associates since 2019. Max brings his operational and administrative background to every project he manages. He executes logistical needs and client-focused solutions with a calm and composed demeanor, and his thorough knowledge of PA’s processes also positions him well to answer any questions that come his way.
Max prides himself on providing an excellent experience to PA’s clients. His deft coordination skills allow him to respond to any obstacle in an efficient manner while ensuring that both internal and external stakeholders are kept in the loop along the way. He also emphasizes adaptability when managing projects and quickly and capably addresses changes to plans.
Having worked for several years with PA’s operations team, Max is well-versed in managing the cycle of PA’s solutions from beginning to end. He is dedicated to providing clear and concise answers to client inquiries and strives to understand their point of view in all interactions. He values customer service and always aims to balance successful project management and an excellent customer experience.
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