project44 proudly announces the appointment of Mark Strassman as its new Chief Product Officer. He will drive development for project44’s Movement, the Decision Intelligence Platform, which integrates project44’s API-first architecture with AI-powered voice and messaging agents for carriers to enable more efficient, automated supply chain operations. With more than 30 years of enterprise technology experience, Mark will bring his innovative approach and technical knowledge to one of the most interwoven and essential industries in the world – supply chain. His customer-centric approach will ensure the Movement platform continues to solve supply chain challenges with measurable impact.
Strassman brings over three decades of executive product leadership experience from Adobe, Autodesk, Blackboard, BlueJeans, LogMeIn, Malwarebytes, and Trellix. He has transformed single products into comprehensive solution portfolios, driven triple-digit growth, and elevated customer satisfaction to best-in-class levels. His product approach centers on deep customer empathy, understanding jobs-to-be-done, and innovative designs-building products that both delight users and disrupt markets.
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Jett McCandless, Founder and CEO of project44, states, “Mark’s insights and strategic vision will be instrumental in developing the next generation of Movement, powered by Supply Chain AI. Our philosophy is that visibility is a starting point to solve real, complex supply chain challenges with demonstrable ROI.”
Strassman’s decision to join project44 stems from his desire to make a meaningful impact in a complex industry. He expressed, “I’m deeply inspired by project44’s mission to eliminate friction and bias from the global supply chain. The opportunity to combine customer empathy with AI innovation to solve real-world challenges excites me most. Together, we’ll build intelligent solutions that predict, optimize, and automate the global movement of goods.”
SOURCE: PRNewswire