Matthieu Vermeulen brings over 20 years’s experience leading technology and product teams around the globe, and he will oversee development and delivery of YourEventManager future product innovations, building a new way to book and manage small meetings & co-working spaces.
YourEventManager announce the appointment of former Hilton Director Customer Engagement, Matthieu Vermeulen as CTO. Through hiring Matthieu as CTO, the French startup will look to continue its innovation program within the Meetings & Events sector.
Matthieu brings over 20 years’s experience leading technology and product teams around the globe, and he will oversee development and delivery of YourEventManager future product innovations, building a new way to book and manage small meetings & co-working spaces. Matthieu will step into the new role of chief technology evangelist, and focus on engaging with customers and the Meetings & Events stakeholders and make sure we constantly work on delivering new user experiences that match the industry needs.
Alex Philippot, Co Founder of YourEventManager, commented: "Matthieu is a proven leader who brings experience in product innovation, users experiences and in implementing new technologies with global organization that can be easily integrated and deployed at scale. It is a real honor for me and my team to have a such leader on board that share our vision."
Matthieu Vermeulen commented: "I am delighted to join YourEventManager in this highly strategic role. It is an exciting prospect to support YourEventManager in their journey to transform the way businesses and individuals book meetings, events and co- working spaces."
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