- TraceSafe (TSF) has announced the appointment of Emily Graham as its new Chief Financial Officer, succeeding outgoing CFO Alan Tam
- Ms. Graham has 20 years of accounting and leadership experience in the construction and manufacturing industries
- The company’s recent growth now requires a full-time CFO to take the company to its next operational level
- TraceSafe is a global leader in wearable safety tech and connected workforce solutions.
- TraceSafe (TSF) is down 2.86 per cent and is currently trading at C$1.02 per share as of 1:11 pm ET.
TraceSafe (TSF) has announced the appointment of Emily Graham as its new Chief Financial Officer.
Ms. Graham succeeds outgoing CFO Alan Tam. Alan oversaw the highest growth period in TraceSafe’s history, with a 100% increase in revenue quarter over quarter, and C$1 million revenue earned in Q3 2020.
Ms. Graham specializes in scaling companies with fast growth like TraceSafe, and has 20 years of accounting and leadership experience in the construction and manufacturing industries.
Wayne Lloyd, TraceSafe CEO, commented on the appointment, saying,
“We’re thrilled to welcome Emily to the TraceSafe team. With her expertise and strategic industry knowledge, we’ll foster increased communication and regular cadence with our investors. Her appointment represents the next chapter in TraceSafe’s evolution and our continued growth.”
In a recent role, Emily Graham oversaw C$250 million in revenue and an annual capital budget of $10 million.
She is an accomplished CPA and holds an MBA with a focus on Marketing and IT Management.
Thanks to TraceSafe’s multi-year technology agreements with large international firms, it now requires the strategic leadership of a full-time Chief Financial Officer to take the company to its next operational level.
TraceSafe is a global leader in wearable safety tech and connected workforce solutions.
TraceSafe (TSF) is down 2.86 per cent and is currently trading at C$1.02 per share as of 1:11 pm ET.
