Gilion Welcomes Seasoned Leader of Sinch Oscar Werner for Growth Phase Advancement

Gilion, the innovative financing and analytics platform formerly recognized as ArK Kapital, unveils a significant milestone in its expansion journey by introducing Oscar Werner, a seasoned industry professional, to its team.

Werner brings a wealth of experience, having recently steered omnichannel communications giant Sinch as its CEO. During his tenure of over four years, Sinch experienced remarkable growth, witnessing a substantial surge in revenue from $400 million to $2.8 billion. Under Werner’s guidance, the company achieved profits exceeding $300 million and executed nine strategic acquisitions, solidifying its position in the market.

Sinch’s client base flourished under Werner’s leadership, boasting over 150,000 organizations globally, including eight of the top 10 tech companies in the United States, such as Google, Uber, PayPal, and Visa.

While co-founder Oliver Hildebrant transitions to the role of Chairman of the Board, expressing confidence in Werner’s ability to steer Gilion towards global leadership, Werner himself shares his enthusiasm for the new role. His experience in scaling Sinch, coupled with his relocation to the United States to better understand its core market, positions him as a strategic asset for Gilion’s expansion plans, particularly in the US market.

Werner emphasizes the importance of leveraging real-time data and AI in decision-making processes, echoing Gilion’s commitment to transforming funding and growth forecasting for tech companies and investors alike. With Gilion’s innovative approach gaining traction, Werner expresses optimism about the company’s prospects in the competitive landscape.

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