Talkdesk, Inc., a global cloud contact center leader for customer-obsessed companies, announced Jeff Haslem has joined the Talkdesk executive leadership team as the company’s first chief information officer (CIO). Haslem will oversee global initiatives for the organization’s security, information technology (IT), and business systems as Talkdesk shifts into its next decade of growth.

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“Talkdesk has achieved dramatic growth in record time and we’re positioning the company to fuel the momentum for decades to come”

Haslem joins Talkdesk with extensive experience in helping fast-growing businesses scale their technology operations. He most recently served as the first CIO for Pluralsight, a Vista Equity Partners company specializing in technology workforce development. While at Pluralsight, he led efforts to evolve the IT and data operations teams into a combined organization, powering multiple transformational initiatives to support the company’s growth and go-to-market strategies. Haslem has also held senior leadership positions with Genesys, Rovi Corporation (now Tivo), Openwave, Broadvision, and Oracle.

“Talkdesk has achieved dramatic growth in record time and we’re positioning the company to fuel the momentum for decades to come,” said Sydney Carey, chief financial officer, Talkdesk. “Jeff and his team will ensure the engine driving our operations is at peak performance, enabling us to work more effectively, speed our time to market, and deliver the best possible experiences for our customers. On behalf of all Talkdeskers, I’m pleased to welcome Jeff to the team.”

“The contact center space has undergone massive changes and Talkdesk has figured prominently in the disruption,” said Jeff Haslem, chief information officer, Talkdesk. “I look forward to making a contribution to the Talkdesk evolution, helping manage its acceleration by further formalizing and transforming the IT and data strategy to meet the company’s aggressive business goals.”

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