The Israeli cyber company CHEQ (Cloud Photography Business Photography)
Omri Tamir, VP of Operations and President of the Company, will continue to work hand in hand with CHEQ CEO Guy Titonovich and the Board of Directors, with the aim of pushing for the company’s continued global growth, with an emphasis on global operations and execution.
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Guy Titonovich, Founder and CEO of CHEQ: “Omri has been a significant factor in our massive growth since joining us from Salesforce Datorama 3 years ago. I am proud to call him a partner and I am excited to see the continued success of CHEQ in the years to come, under the executive hand of our great management team. ”
“I found at CHEQ an exceptional group of goal-oriented executives, who motivate the company to fulfill an ambitious and groundbreaking vision,” said Omri Tamir. “We are all here working for one vision – to build a meaningful category that aims to fight the ‘Fake Web’. This vision, along with the company’s values - are the ones that bring the best talent to CHEQ and I am proud to continue collaborating with Guy and the rest of the company’s leadership.”
CHEQ, which protects Go-to-Market teams from bots, fake users and scams, further announces that Threshold Thorn has been appointed Chief Growth Officer, having served in a senior position at Monday.com. In addition, Kazuki Pose was appointed APAC Regional Director, and also joined from Salesforce Datorama where he served as Japan Regional Director.
Guy Titonovich, Founder and CEO of CHEQ, on the new appointments: “We are always happy to add top executives from the world’s leading technology companies. Sefi and Kazuki are a wonderful addition to our strong and experienced management team, and I have no doubt that their experience, knowledge and professionalism will play a role Central to CHEQ’s continued success. ”
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