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Asembia Appoints David Skomo Chief Executive Officer
Asembia appointed David Skomo as CEO, succeeding co-founder Lawrence Irene, and said he will focus on strengthening the company’s commercial capabilities, technology platform, and pharmacy services.
Plato Raises $16M Series A for AI Training Simulations
Plato raised a $16 million Series A led by Nava Ventures to expand its library of real-world work experience for simulated AI training environments.
Coherix Names Ed Allen Chief Executive Officer
Coherix named board member Ed Allen chief executive officer, succeeding Dwight Carlson, who will continue as chairman; the company said it will focus on expanding its global customer base across automotive, battery manufacturing, and consumer electronics.
Tully Luxury Travel Names Steven Salm Chief Executive Officer
Tully Luxury Travel named Steven Salm CEO, succeeding founder Mary Jean Tully, who stepped down after nearly four decades and stays on as Brand Ambassador; Salm will lead day-to-day operations and growth.
ELS Appoints Patrick Waite President and Chief Executive Officer
ELS promoted Patrick Waite to President and CEO effective January 1, 2027, as Marguerite Nader, CEO for 13 years, was elected Executive Vice Chair under a multi-year Board-led succession plan.
OneStopSwap Names Eric Jepsky Chief Executive Officer
OneStopSwap named former eBay and PayPal executive Eric Jepsky Chief Executive Officer, ahead of its planned 2027 U.S. launch.
DispatchHealth Names Erin Bartley Chief Executive Officer
DispatchHealth named President Erin Bartley chief executive officer, effective November 1, succeeding Jennifer Webster, as the company sharpens its focus on enabling health systems.
Best Version Media Names Chris Laurence Chief Executive Officer
Best Version Media named Chris Laurence Chief Executive Officer, with Kevin O’Brien, previously CEO, moving to Chief Revenue Officer.
Mave Raises $28M Series A for Agentic Security Operations
Mave raised a $28 million Series A led by Red Dot Capital Partners, within $34 million in funding, to advance AI research and its agentic security operations platform.
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