C1 Appoints Cem Tanyel as Chief Operating Officer

Jun 14, 2025
C1 has announced the appointment of Cem Tanyel as its Chief Operating Officer, aiming to enhance global operational excellence and innovation.

C1 has announced the appointment of Cem Tanyel as its Chief Operating Officer, announced in a press release. Tanyel, who brings over 20 years of leadership experience in technology and services, will focus on driving global operational excellence and innovation.

Tanyel's role as the first COO of C1 will involve streamlining operations and delivering AI-enabled services to meet client needs. His previous experience includes a successful tenure as CEO of RedMane Technology, where he led a business transformation resulting in a 25% revenue increase.

C1 CEO Jeffrey Russell expressed confidence in Tanyel's ability to enhance operational efficiency and drive growth, emphasizing his commitment to a client-first approach. Tanyel's leadership is expected to fuel scalable growth and deliver solutions that leverage C1's engineering expertise.

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