Tradeverifyd Appoints Amanda Greene as Chief Operating Officer
Tradeverifyd has appointed Amanda Greene as Chief Operating Officer, announced in a press release. The company said Greene will lead operational scaling as it expands its platform for supply chain risk and compliance intelligence.
Greene previously held senior roles at several technology firms. At Airbnb, she led Global Operations Strategic Planning and Analysis during the company’s revenue growth from 400 million to 5 billion dollars. She later served as Senior Vice President of Operations and Customer Experience at Oyster HR, where she contributed to a fivefold revenue increase and helped the company reach a one billion dollar valuation. Most recently, she oversaw operations at Pirate Ship, where she implemented AI based workflow improvements.
Tradeverifyd CEO Mike Prorock said Greene’s experience in scaling operations and applying AI to business processes aligns with the company’s focus on enterprise supply chain visibility. Greene holds an MBA from Columbia Business School and a BA from Cornell University and serves on the boards of VIAS Campus Management and the Oyster Recovery Partnership.
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