TealBook – a leading supplier data platform that autonomously enhances supplier data – announced its new Vice President of Engineering Quentin Schmick. Schmick brings an impressive 16 years in the engineering field as he worked across various organizations, from start-ups to the National Security Agency.
Through a passion for innovation, Schmick embodies TealBook’s will to win. And he most recently served as the VP of Engineering at Invaluable and before that, Quentin held the position of VP of Engineering at Nathan James. Plus he has also held various engineering leadership roles at PriceSpider.
Through his experience at the NSA Headquarters and a keen eye for scaling solutions, Schmick brings a unique perspective to TealBook. And his insight into security protocols will be invaluable as we continue to prioritize the protection of our data.
Having been part of both early-stage and growth-stage start-ups, Schmick possesses the agility necessary to thrive in changing business landscapes. And his experience navigating the challenges and opportunities that arise during different stages of a company’s growth will be instrumental in driving our engineering team to success.
Schmick earned his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Maryland. His educational foundation and professional experience give him a comprehensive understanding of engineering principles and practices.
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“I’m so excited to be part of the TealBook team and journey! Over the years, I have been part of some incredible companies, and I see the same culture and actions here. Predicated on trust, transparency, and collaboration, and combined with our knowledge and understanding of our space, TealBook is set up to make a massive impact on the market, especially when it comes to AI and machine learning.”
— Quentin Schmick
“Having been part of both early-stage and growth-stage start-ups, Quentin possesses the agility necessary to thrive in changing business landscapes. His experience navigating the challenges and opportunities that arise during different stages of a company’s growth will be instrumental in driving our engineering team to success.”
— Stephany Lapierre, CEO of TealBook
