Intreface appoints marketing manager
York-based tech firm Intreface has appointed Jack Barton as marketing manager to lead growth for Omnie AI, its AI product.
Jack brings a creative, data-driven approach to his new role, with a background in postgraduate research at the University of York and experience launching a Santander-backed startup.
His appointment comes as businesses rapidly adopt AI, with millions in the UK using the technology at work.
Jack will focus on positioning Omnie AI as a leading solution, enhancing productivity and engagement through its automated AI assistant.
He said: “Joining Intreface during this significant period of AI adoption is incredibly exciting.
“Artificial Intelligence is not just the latest buzzword, it is having a tangible impact on industries and businesses of all scales.
“I hope to empower businesses to harness AI, so they can focus on the more creative and rewarding aspects of their jobs.”
Damian Edwards, commercial director at Intreface, added: “We’re delighted to welcome Jack at this crucial moment.
“His strategic vision and creativity will be key in placing Omnie AI as the leading AI solution provider in Yorkshire.”
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