Feb 24, 2021, 11:00 PM – Feb 25, 2021, 12:00 AM (UTC)
Join us in our next virtual fireside chat where we will be hosting Julie Lacasse, co-founder of leading tech company TrackTik. With a team of over 150 employees, TrackTik is a workforce management solution for security organisations . As a mentor, Julie's rich and diverse background makes her well positioned helping unleash startups full potential.
Julie Lacasse is the co-founder of leading tech company TrackTik, where she currently sits on the board of Director.
She previously led the company's growth for 7 years as VP of Operations. With more than 15 years of experience in Marketing & Sales, Software Implementation, Operations, HR and Management, Julie’s diverse experience allowed her to contribute to multiple facets of TrackTiK’s success.
She is now a business mentor at Canada's leading early stage tech venture accelerators, Techstars AI & FounderFuel and a Business Consultant, where she helps startups unleash their full potential by supporting them in different aspects of their business including financial & sales models, equity raise and organizational structure.
TrackTik
Founder
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