TruValue Labs (TVL), a specialist in artificial intelligence-driven ESG (environmental, social, governance) risk and opportunity data, has made two senior appointments.
Susan Lundquist, formerly head of product strategy, asset management at Thomson Reuters joins as chief marketing officer, while Eli Reisman, formerly the director of partnerships at the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB), joins as senior product manager.
“The leadership Susan brings to the management team of TVL positions us for big moves in the near future,” says Hendrik Bartel (pictured), CEO and co-founder of TruValue Labs. “With her more than 20 years of experience in the investment technology industry, she will help us scale rapidly and penetrate new markets.
“Eli contributes a tremendous understanding of the future framework of ESG investing, coming from the emerging standard-bearer for the industry, SASB.
“Both Susan and Eli have tremendous insight into what investors need, and will help our products deliver the standardisation the industry needs now.”
Prior to her work at Thomson Reuters, Lundquist served as vice president of product marketing at Advent Software and was responsible for the Investment Management Group’s products. Lundquist has also served as general manager of Vestek, a Thomson Financial portfolio analytics company, and as consulting manager at Delphi Systems.
Reisman served at SASB since 2013, first as product manager, then as director of partnerships. Before that, he worked for the US Green Building Council in several capacities including manager of LEED product development and project manager for business analysis.
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