Eric Amblard Named CFO of Roostify

Aug 02, 2018

Roostify has announced today that Eric Amblard has joined the company as Chief Financial Officer. Amblard comes to Roostify from EverString Technologies, where he also served as CFO.

“Roostify has undergone considerable recent growth, including a funding round and continued push into enterprise accounts,” said Rajesh Bhat, Chief Executive Officer of Roostify. “Eric’s extensive financial and operational experience with growth-stage enterprise SaaS companies will be a great asset to the leadership team as Roostify continues to scale. Eric will also manage the company’s internal regulator, compliance and contract teams. Eric has already brought a great energy into the role and we are extremely excited to have him on board.”

Amblard comes to Roostify with over a decade of broad operating experience scaling B2B SaaS companies. Prior to his role at Everstring, Amblard held CFO and finance executive positions with NetBoost, Intel, Ensim (acquired by Ingram Micro) and KXEN (acquired by SAP). Amblard is also serving as a strategic advisor to numerous venture capital and tech companies.

“I’m very impressed by what the Roostify team has been able to build and deliver,” said Amblard. “Roostify has the potential to be a category-defining player in the lending and banking technology space, and I look forward to helping guide the company through its next stage of growth.”

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