Quantexa bolsters advisory board

Quantexa has announced the appointment of Steven Guggenheimer and Franck Petitgas to its advisory board, as the business continues to scale its Decision Intelligence platform globally.

Steven, former corporate vice president at Microsoft, brings three decades of experience in enterprise technology, AI and platform strategy. 

He said: “Quantexa is tackling one of the most important challenges in AI today – turning siloed data into trusted, contextual insights at scale to drive augmented and automated decisioning. 

“The team has the right vision, platform, and momentum to lead this category, and I’m thrilled to support their journey.”

Franck, former global head of investment banking at Morgan Stanley and now a member of the UK House of Lords, offers deep insight into global finance, public policy and business transformation.

Franck added: “Quantexa has developed a world class data and AI driven decision-making platform that help its clients deliver growth and efficiency. 

“I look forward to helping the company scale its impact internationally with global clients and in the capital markets.”

Their appointments follow Quantexa’s $175 million Series F funding round and rapid customer growth across banking, insurance, telecoms and the public sector. 

Both Steven and Franck will support the company’s mission to help highly regulated industries harness data, analytics and AI to drive smarter decision-making and commercial performance.

Vishal Marria, chief executive and founder of Quantexa, added: “We are adding to our powerhouse advisory board to match our category-defining ambitions. 

“Steven and Franck bring extraordinary expertise across technology, finance and policy. 

“Their guidance will help us further accelerate our mission to become the global standard for trusted decision-making in the AI era.”

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