| Management Team
President & CEO - Ian Gover
Ian has more than 15 years of experience in technology enabled business transformation, helping organizations improve their triple bottom line performance through intelligent workplace and workforce management. He has worked with public sector organizations and Fortune 500 companies around the world to help them improve employee effectiveness, drive millions in operational savings, and achieve significant improvements in environmental efficiency. As President & CEO of Better Workplace, Ian provides direction and leadership on the achievement of the Better Workplace mission, strategy, and drives the accomplishments of the company's long-range goals. Prior to Better Workplace, Ian held executive and senior management positions with Sun Microsystems and PricewaterhouseCoopers. He holds a Master of Science degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic in New York.
Vice President Enterprise Solutions - Scott Ekman
Scott a licensed architect with over 20 years of experience in workplace research, design, implementation, and operations throughout the Americas, Asia, and Europe. He has developed and managed innovative and effective work environments, meeting the needs of the business and supporting key work activities of employees, resulting in the savings of hundreds of millions of dollars. Scott is the Vice President of Enterprise Solutions for Better Workplace, in this capacity he has overall responsibility for the development of new product solutions and consulting services for customers globally, including discovery, design, and implementation.
Vice President Customer Enablement - Glenn Dirks
Glenn has over 30 years experience in facilities management, environment, health and safety and human resources with public and private organizations and regulatory agencies. During this time, he became nationally recognized for developing and implementing innovative, organizational management techniques for corporate mobile work programs in North America, Europe and Asia. Glenn is currently the Vice President of Customer and Channel Enablement for Better Workplace. In this capacity he has overall responsibility for channel partner development and relationship management. In addition, Glenn has responsibility for supporting customers that are currently leveraging the Better Workplace Intelligent Enterprise Platform.
Vice President Information Technology - Marc Kelly
Marc has more than 20 years experience with small and large organizations in both the United States and Canada. He has managed both in-house and outsourced teams for several web-based technology projects. Marc is the Vice President of Information Technology for Better Workplace. In this capacity, he has overall responsibility for the architecture, development, and maintenance of the company's Software-as-a-Service model.
Vice President Business Development - Scott Fleming
Scott is exemplar of the entrepreneurial energy and focus that characterizes the Better Workplace vision. He is the founder and principal visionary of Better Workplace, commencing its operations with the simple view of accelerating the adoption of agile work-practices and workplaces. Scott was formerly a member of the National Steering Committee of the federally-funded eCommute pilot program. The eCommute pilot program was overseen by the US EPA and coordinated by the Global Environmental Technology Foundation and ran from 2000 until 2004. Prior to Better Workplace, Scott acquired extensive senior-level experience in technology sales and marketing through his roles as National Sales Manager for Hamilton Computers which was acquired by General Electric; Director of U.S. Sales and Marketing for Manufacturers Finance; and Sales Channel Manager for Sun Microsystems.
Chief Financial Officer - Max McCone
Max brings more than 25 years of experience as a financial professional, as well as broad range of business management skills honed in the SMB space in Canada and New Zealand. Max's primary role is to keep the rest of the team in-line from a financial and administrative perspective and that's no small task given this bunch.
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