Artificial intelligence (AI)-powered automation platform Jaid has appointed Kelly Mathieson to its board of directors.
Mathieson brings entrepreneurial and corporate experience to the board that will aid Jaid in entering a new era with the expansion of its AI capabilities.
Throughout her career, Mathieson has worked across trading, clearing, collateral management, custody and securities lending, while championing for women in the industry.
She is currently the chief business development officer at Digital Asset. Previously, Mathieson held a 26-year term with J.P. Morgan, in which she was most recently global head of agency collateral management and securities clearing.
The board is chaired by Ken Tregidgo and includes fellow directors, Gareth Burchell, Paul James and Dan Kramer.
Commenting on the appointment, Jaid CEO Kramer says: “Kelly has been a great advisor of mine for many years, we are beyond thrilled that Kelly is joining us on our mission to give businesses the best possible chance of succeeding through AI-powered intelligent business communication services.
“The insight Kelly has from her own time as an entrepreneur and extensive experience and expertise running the collateral and custody businesses at J.P. Morgan pushes Jaid into the next stage of its evolution.”
Mathieson adds: “In 2023's challenging economic conditions, it is critical that technology businesses align to missions and initiatives that deliver real results — to not only talk the talk but walk the walk.
“At Jaid, the team are doing both — elevating understanding of the power of AI and applying its technology to solving day-to-day challenges across businesses, reducing operational costs and enabling more timely and informed decisions.”
