Career growth with startup positions

Frontify, a leading provider of brand management software, has restructured the company, eliminating the position of chief marketing officer (CMO). It has merged the marketing team will with the commercial team. Former CMO Rebecca Rosborough will assume the Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) role – 11 months after being hired as CMO at Frontify in 2022. Besides leading the marketing, sales and customer teams, she will also be responsible for implementing a multi-regional marketing strategy and driving digital innovation. Rosborough brings extensive experience from multinational companies and agencies. Prior to joining Frontify, she served as Global Chief Marketing Officer at MiQ, a programmatic media partner for marketers and agencies. Before that, as Global CMO at Teads, a media platform, she was responsible for marketing and communications across 18 markets.

Imverse welcomes new CEO
Brent Milliken is the new CEO at Imverse, the startup behind HoloLive One, a scalable and affordable volumetric video solution for enterprises. Alongside HoloLive One, imverse is building a world-first Holographic cloud, an end-to-end distribution pipe of volumetric video for any organisation to live stream into any device, channel, or platform of their choice. The recent launch of HoloLive fuelled Imverse’s commercialisation phase and with Brent, the startup aims to take the product to the next level. Brent joined Imverse this year as the Head of Partnerships and Business Development. Prior to that, he was Head of Business Development / Enterprise (EMEA) at Chainlink Lab after serving three years as Global Large Account Director (PMI) at Orange Business Services. In his new role as CEO Brent’s extensive experience will catalyse the adoption of the holographic collaboration software.

Antion promotes former CTO to CEO
Antion Biosciences SA is a Swiss-based biotechnology company developing universal cell and gene therapy products for the treatment of diseases with significant unmet medical needs. Antion’s proprietary gene silencing and miCARTM technologies allow for a modular and tunable approach to multiplex engineering of therapeutic cells. By developing off-the-shelf therapies with enhanced potency, the startup aims to make cell and gene therapies universal and broaden access to these life-changing therapies for all patients. The company has appointed Marco Alessandrini as the new CEO of Antion, the company’s former Chief Technical Officer. His dedication and drive for innovation have been indispensable in propelling Antions forward. With his deep commitment to Antion’s mission and values, and as the longest-serving team member, he is poised to lead the company into a bright future.

Largo.ai welcomes VP Sales
Alex Gocke, based in Sacramento, has taken over the role of VP of Sales at Largo.ai, the provider of cutting-edge AI-powered content analysis tools to determine a movie’s success before it is launched. Many films that have used Largo.ai’s platform have been released in theaters and on platforms such as Netflix, with some even being nominated for Oscars. With Alex, the startup has won an industry veteran to push it to new heights. As a screenwriter and a film production aficionado, Alex brings a wealth of creative expertise to Largo’s dynamic team. His passion for storytelling and deep understanding of content creation makes him a perfect fit for Largo.ai’s vision. Alex also brings the experience of being a startup founder in the cinema industry, making his strategic marketing acumen and extensive experience invaluable assets. With a keen eye for market research and business development, we are confident that his expertise will be instrumental in driving Largo.ai’s growth.

(RAN)