Est. 2001·3,000+ placements · six offices · four regions

Traffio

US Sales Lead - first full-time hire in the United States, spearheading US market entry

TraffioTraffio is an Australian SaaS company providing a full-stack ERP and workforce-management platform for the traffic control and roadworks industry, covering crew scheduling, payroll, equipment tracking, compliance and invoicing.

US Sales Lead - first full-time hire in the United States, spearheading US market entryUnited States (Dallas / Fort Worth)SaaS / Workforce Management

The market for this leadership

Live MitchelLake intelligence across SaaS / Workforce Management and Americas.

Adjacent signals across SaaS / Workforce Management

Layoffs · Americas

Southern Oregon University

Southern Oregon University is cutting 3 academic majors and approximately 66 jobs as part of restructuring following financial exigency declaration and previous workforce reduction rounds.

Ma Activity · Americas

Relativity Space

Relativity Space was acquired by Eric Schmidt (former Google chair) after the company struggled to reach orbit. NASA has now selected Relativity Space for a Mars mission, positioning it as a competitor to SpaceX.

Partnership · Americas

Benchmark Electronics

Benchmark Electronics expanded its long-term manufacturing partnership with Ouster, Inc. to support high-volume automated production of Ouster's Rev8 OS lidar sensors across industrial, robotics, automotive, and smart infrastructure markets under a planned 10-year production program.

Geographic Expansion · Americas

Mercari

Mercari, Japan's largest C2C marketplace, partnered with Zonos to enable cross-border commerce expansion, starting with shipments from Japan to the United States.

Leadership Change · Americas

Tyler Technologies

Tyler Technologies appointed Franklin Williams as Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer and Ryan O'Connor as Chief Transactions Officer, signaling strategic focus on AI adoption and payments modernization for public-sector cloud migration.

Product Launch · Americas

Faire

Faire officially expanded its wholesale marketplace in April 2026 to serve non-resale business use cases (hotels, offices, service businesses), after a successful pilot attracting ~5,000 buyers. CRO Jennifer Burke led discovery that buyers were sourcing items for corporate use rather than retail resale.

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