Dinneny to Lead Fonetic’s US Expansion
The former JP Morgan and Thomson Reuters executive will focus his activities on Canada and the US.
Madrid-based voice surveillance specialist Fonetic has hired Thomas Dinneny as head of strategy and business development.
In the role he will focus on building out Fonetic’s business in Canada and the US. “Fonetic does have US operations that they use in their product,” says Dinneny. “But they would like to build out their business in the US and go after more US clients, primarily around voice communications, eComms, surveillance”
Dinneny joined from trade surveillance vendor b-next where
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