Traffio
US Sales Lead - first full-time hire in the United States, spearheading US market entry
We appointed the US Sales Lead - first full-time hire in the United States, spearheading US market entry, a revenue leadership hire, built to turn product traction into repeatable commercial growth.
Traffio — Traffio is an Australian SaaS company providing a full-stack ERP and workforce-management platform for the traffic control and roadworks industry, covering crew scheduling, payroll, equipment tracking, compliance and invoicing.
The market for this leadership
Live MitchelLake intelligence across SaaS / Workforce Management and Americas.
Adjacent signals across SaaS / Workforce Management
Product Launch · Americas
LEAP Group →LEAP Group relaunched HumanView, a growth intelligence system that pairs statistical modeling with expert analysts to turn customer signals into business decisions.
M&A Activity · Americas
Sparks →Mark Walter, via holding company TWG Global, is reportedly seeking a buyer for the WNBA's Sparks and its practice facility, priced at over $700 million. This follows his recent sales of his Lakers stake and Chelsea stake and an exit from Strasbourg.
Cybersecurity Incident · Americas
Coinkite Inc. →Toronto-based bitcoin wallet maker Coinkite faces a proposed class-action lawsuit after hackers allegedly stole more than US$140 million in bitcoin from users, with negligence claims against the company and its co-founders.
Capital Raising · Americas
NEXT Properties →NEXT Properties announced expiration results of exchange offers for its 6.950% Senior Notes due 2044 and 6.390% Senior Notes due 2050, exchanged for new 7.731% Senior Sustainability-Linked Notes due 2056.
M&A Activity · Americas
Lindsay Corporation →Lindsay plans to acquire Setorial Irrigação, expanding its irrigation footprint in Brazil.
Capital Raising · Americas
Janus Electric Holdings Limited →Janus Electric (ASX: JNS) secured A$11m in financing from CBA, comprising a A$10m revolving trade finance facility and a A$1m asset finance facility, to fund working capital and production capacity for its North American order book (118 trucks) and initial US truck conversion dispatches.