Fusionware welcomes new hires

The company said Tara Stroud and Daniel Owens bring agtech experience that will help serve customers.

A pair of photos, cropped as circles, sit on a dark gray background. The one on the left shows a younger white man wearing a light gray suit and black shirt smiling at the camera; this is labeled “Daniel Owens, growth marketing manager” in white and mint green text. The one on the right shows a younger white woman wearing a black blouse; this one is labeled “Tara Stroud, customer success manager” in white and mint green text.
Tara Stroud and Daniel Owens have joined Fusionware, where their experience in agricultural technology will help customers and the company.
(Photo courtesy of Fusionware)

Fusionware, a software-as-a-service platform serving the fresh produce supply chain, has added Tara Stroud as customer success manager and Daniel Owens as growth marketing manager.

“We’re thrilled to welcome Tara and Daniel to Fusionware,” CEO Creg Fielding said in a news release. “Tara’s industry knowledge and operational expertise will bring immense value to our customers, while Daniel’s marketing leadership will help fuel the next stage of our growth. Both embody Fusionware’s commitment to innovation, efficiency and excellence.”

Stroud has over a decade of experience in agricultural technology and auditing, bringing deep expertise in both food safety and accounting, according to the release. Fusionware said Stroud will play a key role in strengthening customer relationships and that her experience in auditing and compliance also positions her to contribute to process improvements and product alignment with industry standards.

Owens steps into the newly created role of growth marketing manager. With years of experience in agricultural technology and B2B marketing, Owens will lead Fusionware’s brand and demand-generation strategies, including content development, digital campaigns, SEO and event marketing, the company said.

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