Resonate Group appoints new CFO
London-based digital rail technology specialist Resonate Group has appointed Carmen Hula as chief finance officer to support its next phase of sustainable growth.
Carmen brings extensive experience across technology, banking and AI, having advised organisations from start-ups to global banks including PrePay Solutions, HSBC and 101 Ways.
She has a strong track record in building finance teams, developing scalable processes and managing strategic relationships with investors, banks and auditors.
In her new role, Carmen will oversee financial strategy and operations, driving efficiencies and supporting investment as Resonate expands its presence across the UK.
Carmen said: “Resonates commitment to purposeful innovation offers an exciting opportunity to help advance the next generation of digital technology in the travel and rail sector.
“Resonates mission and momentum reflect a clear vision for how intelligent, data-driven systems can reshape passenger experiences, strengthen the resilience of the network, and support a more sustainable future for UK transport.
“This next chapter of growth is an important moment for the business, and it is a privilege to contribute to building the financial and operational foundations that will help accelerate that transformation.
Blake Richmond, chief executive at Resonate Group, added: “Carmen brings a wealth of financial and strategic expertise, with a strong record of supporting organisations through transformation and growth.
“Her experience across technology and financial services will be invaluable as we continue to strengthen our business foundations and scale our impact in the rail technology sector.”
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