Jun 10, 2021
Deputy GTM Team
From left to right: Vach Hovsepyan (SVP of Global Customer Success), Brett Chester (SVP of Global Marketing), Dave Zinman (Global President), Nicole Brambila (SVP of Global Sales)
Today, Deputy, the scheduling software company helping over 260,000 businesses worldwide manage their workforce, announces the addition of three new senior leadership hires. Nicole Brambila, Vach Hovsepyan and Brett Chester will help spearhead the company's aggressive global expansion efforts to empower small and middle-market business owners to master the art of employee scheduling. The company has introduced safer scheduling solutions for today's modern workforce in the last year, partnering with customers like Ace Hardware, Dutch Bros and Peloton to usher in efficiency and facilitate a healthier work environment.
"The pandemic has reminded us that agility is key. We've taken this lesson to our growing community and helped them transition and scale in this new era of working," said Dave Zinman, Global President of Deputy. "In the last year, we've released product features focused on safety and communication in the workplace, expanded our services to medical clinics, and provided resources for businesses navigating uncertainty. Our momentum in the workforce management and scheduling space makes it the perfect time to bring on our new leaders Nicole, Vach, and Brett. Their experience navigating rapid growth in sales, marketing and customer success is crucial to achieving our mission to simplify shift work. I'm thrilled to have them on board."
Since the start of 2021, Deputy has added 69 additional new employees to support and scale the company's mission to simplify shift work. To learn more about the new senior leadership team, see below:
All three leaders are joining at a pivotal growth point for Deputy and are already playing an integral role in the company's expansion into the U.S. market. In the last year, Deputy has released a series of product features and updates to help customers remain compliant, improve workers' health and safety environments and increase communications across teams. The company recently announced the addition of Rajini Carpenter as VP of Engineering and Frank Chila as VP of Legal. Both are based in Sydney, AU - Deputy's corporate headquarters.
For more information on Deputy, visit www.deputy.com. To download the Deputy app, visit the App Store or Google Play.
About Deputy
Deputy is on a mission is to simplify shift work for millions of workers and businesses worldwide. The company streamlines scheduling, timesheets, tasks and communication for business owners and their workers. More than 260,000 workplaces globally are using Deputy to manage scheduling and effectively communicate with employees, providing millions of shift workers with more flexibility and control over their schedules. Deputy's software also navigates workforce legislation calculating correct wages, entitlements and penalties - keeping businesses compliant and employees protected. For more information, visit www.deputy.com, or find us on Twitter, Facebook, the App Store or Google Play.
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