- Tenet Fintech Group (PKK) has appointed a new Vice President of Product Management
- The Toronto-based AI service provider company has appointed Jean-Philipe Gousse to the role
- Gousse has more than 25 years of experience in product management and development at various tech organizations
- He most recently served as the Director of Digital Services and Engagement at COGECO
- Tenet Fintech Group is down 11.18 percent, trading at $2.70 at 2:08 p.m. ET
Tenet Fintech Group (PKK) has appointed a new Vice President of Product Management.
The Toronto-based AI service provider company has appointed Jean-Philipe Gousse to the role.
Gousse has more than 25 years of experience in product management and development at various tech organizations.
He most recently served as the Director of Digital Services and Engagement at telecommunications company COGECO.
Gousse has also created and sold his first company, a web and design studio, and has a passion for designing and building engaging products and finding simple solutions to complex problems.
“Jean-Philippe has significant leadership experience in technology product development across a diverse set of industries,” said Tenet CEO Johnson Joseph.
“His expertise in scaling products and design for high growth organizations will be a strong asset to Tenet. His philosophy that product management is at the intersection of technology, business, and customer experience, and is the core to any successful tech endeavour, aligns well with our strategic goals. We look forward to his insights and contribution to help ensure that our Hubs ultimately become and continue to be invaluable resources for both SME entrepreneurs and financial institutions.”
“Building successful technology products requires a deep understanding of the needs and challenges of the customer,” said Gousse.
“Joining Tenet is an incredible opportunity to potentially change the lives of millions of SME entrepreneurs. Having been an entrepreneur myself, I can certainly relate to what those needs and challenges are and very much look forward to helping Tenet redefine what it means to be an SME.”
Tenet Fintech share price is down 11.18 percent, trading at $2.70 at 2:08 p.m. ET.
