Transoft Solutions, developers of productivity-enhancing software and services for the civil, transportation, architectural and aviation industry, is pleased to announce the appointment of Karen Giese to its leadership team as Vice President of Business Development.
Karen will be responsible for leading the Company’s business development activities with a primary focus on identifying and capturing new business in North America—leveraging her technical background in transportation and her strong relationships in the industry.
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Prior to joining Transoft, Karen has worked for prominent companies globally and brings a wealth of experience in the areas of transportation safety and research, Smart Cities Program Management, product management, training, and business development.
She holds a B.S. & M.S., in Civil Engineering, with a transportation focus, from Iowa State University. Karen is a registered P.E. and a member of the Seattle Regional Mobility Innovation Center Advisory Committee. She is also an active participant in industry associations including ITE, ITS America, and TRB.
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“I have known this company and its people for much of my career and have watched it evolve and expand. I am thrilled to be a part of this team and am looking forward to contributing to Transoft’s continued success and sharing all that Transoft has with our industry,” commented Karen Giese.
“We are excited to welcome Karen to Transoft,” said Daniel Shihundu President of Transoft Solutions. “Her in-depth understanding of the transportation industry combined with her business development experience is a valuable asset to our team as we continue to expand our footprint in North America, specifically in the area of traffic safety.”
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