Artemis Announces Key Hires to Accelerate Growth
NEW YORK (PRWEB) July 23, 2019 -- Artemis, the leading enterprise Cultivation Management Platform (CMP), today announced key additions to its technology and executive teams. Specifically, Artemis named Eric Clark as Vice President of Revenue, Sebastian Delmont as Principal Engineer, and Amanda Carter as Regulatory Compliance Specialist. These hires come on the heels of Artemis’ $8 million Series A funding round and will support the company’s rapid growth and leadership position in the commercial fruit, vegetable, floriculture, cannabis, and hemp industries.
“Eric, Sebastian, and Amanda bring decades of experience and a proven track record in their respective fields. They join us at a time where significant changes are taking place with technology and risk management in commercial horticulture—especially with the exponential rise of the legal cannabis industry,” said Allison Kopf, CEO of Artemis. “Their combined expertise across compliance, growth strategy, and product innovation will be invaluable as we build upon our Cultivation Management Platform and advance our vision for a more efficient, traceable and compliant agricultural economy.”
- Eric Clark
Eric joins as Vice President of Revenue at Artemis, focused on creating strategies to drive the sales, marketing and customer success teams to work cohesively, and optimizing all areas of the business to maximize revenue. Eric brings over 10 years of experience scaling early stage startup sales teams by developing go-to-market strategies, building sales processes, training for sustainable growth and organizing channel partnerships. Prior to joining Artemis, Eric was a Senior Consultant for Skaled and served as VP of Sales at Voray, Adiant and other technology companies. He holds a BA in Marketing & Economics from Westfield State University.
- Sebastian Delmont
Sebastian joins as Principal Engineer at Artemis, responsible for overseeing the company’s software engineering team and advancing the development of its Cultivation Management Platform. Sebastian is a veteran software engineer and developer with expertise in Ruby on Rails, HTML, CSS and most web development technologies. He was previously webmaster at Aprena Labs and CTO at various technology companies including String and StreetEasy. Sebastian is originally from Venezuela and studied computer science at the Central University of Venezuela.
- Amanda Carter
Amanda joins Artemis as Regulatory Compliance Specialist. With more than ten years in high-welfare proteins, humane livestock slaughter, and craft food enterprise development, she has worked with farm operators, product importers, value-added production facilities, and private individuals across multiple states and levels of government to bring safe, wholesome, traceable products to market. Amanda brings a growth mindset and an attitude of radical acceptance to bear on product safety and quality accountability practices for agricultural entrepreneurs. She holds a BS in Agroecology from the Evergreen State College and several credentials in food safety and animal welfare.
Artemis is a trusted partner to some of the world’s largest agriculture companies. Since launching in 2015, it has seen strong customer growth with companies worth a collective $5 billion using the platform daily. Artemis has attracted a wide range of users that are foremost interested in the security, compliance, profitability, and expanding their operations. The company has also partnered with others in the agtech ecosystem, enabling farms to further reduce risk across all areas of their business.
Artemis is growing quickly and continuously looking to add to its team. Please visit https://artemis.applytojob.com/ for current openings and the opportunity to join a Fast Company “Most Innovative Company” and winner of the highly coveted Disrupt Cup at TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco.
About Artemis
Founded in 2015, Artemis provides a world-class Cultivation Management Platform that enables owners and managers of enterprise horticulture facilities to drive efficiency, profits, and growth while ensuring security and regulatory compliance. With Artemis, users can manage workflow and daily tasks, register crop batches, trace food safety issues, manage workers, and leverage data insights to increase workforce efficiency and crop productivity. The platform integrates easily with other software for climate control, shipping/logistics, accounting, ERP/MRP, CRM, and Point of Sale Commerce. The company is headquartered in Brooklyn, NY. For more information visit http://www.artemisag.com.
Peter Moran, Indicate Media, http://www.indicatemedia.com, +1 (347) 880-2895, [email protected]
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