Supply@ME appoints Zamir Hashorva as Head of Product Management

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Supply@ME, today, announced the appointment of Zamir Hashorva as the Head of Product Management. The new Head will be responsible for maintaining and developing the company’s platform, reduce friction for businesses, and speed up the platform’s processes. Zamir will also be responsible for creating the product roadmap, including application development, benchmarking, prototyping, and connecting different departments into a more agile overall business structure.

Alessandro Zamboni, CEO, Supply@ME, said, “As we move into our next phase of expansion, with our cross-border initiatives and the delivery of our inventory monetisation service to our existing portfolio of Clients, the appointment of an industry-leading product manager will enable us to realise our ambitions and furnish the growing demand for Supply@ME from businesses seeking to improve their cash flow.”

“Zamir’s extensive experience in product management and proven track record of improving operations for businesses across Europe is invaluable to Supply@ME.”

Hashorva is expected to bring around 8 years of international experience in product design and management across a range of sectors. The company expects to improve its performance and accelerate the widespread distribution of its service with the new appointment.

Zamir Hashorva, Head of Product Management, Supply@ME, said, “Supply@ME has brought a solution to market with the potential to transform how businesses operate across the world. It is a unique player, solving a challenge that businesses have faced for decades, a challenge that no other company has provided a viable solution to. The option to access working capital without accruing debt is a game-changer for any enterprise, and as the only company offering this as a widely available service, Supply@ME is ideally positioned.

“I join a team of impressive entrepreneurs, and I am excited to play an active role in the ongoing development of Supply@ME’s product at this decisive moment in its expansion.”