Dai Williams joins Re-Leased following the company’s recent funding round led by JLL Spark.
Dai Williams.
Re-Leased, the global proptech scale-up providing a state-of-the-art property management platform, has announced the appointment of Dai Williams as chief revenue officer. Having spent the past 14 years growing hotel tech unicorn SiteMinder, Williams joins Re-Leased following the company’s recent funding round led by JLL Spark.
Williams is no stranger to Re-Leased and has been working alongside the company’s executive team as a board adviser for several years. In this new global role, he will split his time between Re-Leased’s New Zealand, Australia, US, and UK offices.
During his time at SiteMinder, Williams helped scale the business from a 10-person, Australia and New Zealand-centric business to a 1000-person global company.
Bringing this extensive market insight and expertise to his new role at Re-Leased, Williams will spearhead the company’s revenue growth by overseeing development in key international markets, the expansion of its core software platform, and the rollout of a series of new products and partnerships.
Re-Leased CEO Tom Wallace said: “Dai is a passionate people leader ... we are excited to have him on board to push forward the next stage of our growth as we make strides into the US market, and develop new integrations and products.
“We are at a crucial point in our evolution, with an opportunity to become the global leader in next-generation commercial real estate technology. Dai’s appointment is a key step towards this goal, bringing with him first-hand experience of taking a disruptive SaaS business from the earliest stages through to a successful IPO.”
Williams said: “I have a passion for working with ambitious people and businesses and helping them scale. There are some wonderful companies coming out of New Zealand and Australia taking software products to the world, and Re-Leased is right at the forefront of those. A passionate team, fantastic product and a massive addressable market. I can’t wait to get going.”
This is supplied content and not commissioned or paid for by NBR.
