Kyndi today announced that Silicon Valley veteran, Mark Oney, has been named to the company’s executive team as Senior Vice President of Product. Oney’s extensive entrepreneurial expertise began at Apple during the personal computing revolution and grew to include an extensive list of SVP roles at startups where he specialized in transforming new technologies into breakthrough products.
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“The opportunity to join a company like Kyndi – who has already had a great start with outstanding technology and some really good early successes with customers – is what I was looking for,” says Oney. “I’m excited to be able to step in at a time when I can help the company take on the challenges of scale that lie ahead in the next 2 to 3 years – and do that at startup speed.”
As Senior Vice President of Product, Mark will guide Kyndi to focus on the right products, solutions, and segments required to fuel its long-term success. Adept at anticipating and responding to the needs of emerging markets, Oney’s role will be to ensure the company has the right balance of organizational structure and agility to capitalize on the exploding demand for text AI and reading automation. Mark will report to Ryan Welsh, Kyndi Founder & CEO.
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“Mark’s proven track record in developing and executing winning product strategies at startups is tailor-made for Kyndi at this moment,” says Welsh. “As enterprises seek new ways to digitally transform key business processes, the reading automation and text AI markets are growing and evolving rapidly. Mark is uniquely talented at setting a bold product vision and successfully delivering solutions that deliver superior business value. That powerful combination will help us successfully scale the business and exploit our strengths.”
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