'Fetch is more than a rewards platform - it's a powerful new kind of consumer-engagement platform, with people coming to the app specifically to engage with the brands they love.' 'There's a misconception that Fetch is in the same category as other cash-back apps, but we've always been fundamentally different,' said Birk Cooper, Chief Marketing Officer, Fetch. The name change reflects the evolution of the Fetch experience, which has expanded beyond its core function of rewarding consumers for buying the brands they love. In addition to bolstering its leadership team, Fetch has launched a new website, and has dropped 'Rewards' from its official company name, logos and branding. Bolstering our leadership team with top talent at this crucial time will set us up for success as we aim for even bigger things in 2023.' 'These factors have supercharged our growth rate and pushed us ahead of our 2022 growth targets. 'This is a pivotal moment for Fetch – inflation and tough macroeconomic conditions are driving massive consumer demand for money-saving solutions, and changes to the digital advertising landscape are pushing brands to explore new ways to connect directly with consumers,' said Wes Schroll, Fetch CEO and founder. Bruce also served more than seven years in the Army National Guard as a signal officer. Bruce brings a wealth of experience as a software engineer and developer, with previous roles at insurtech startup Bunker, social media management startup Spredfast (now Khoros), and State Farm. Wade Bruce, who joined Fetch in 2019 and served as Principal Engineering Lead before his promotion, now leads all software engineering and DevOps. In addition, Fetch has named a new Chief Technology Officer (CTO). 'I'm excited to bring my experience running organizations and data at scale to enable the Fetch platform to continue its unprecedented growth.' 'Ever since I was introduced to Fetch a few years ago, I've been fascinated with the opportunity to bring digital precision to terrestrial marketing,' McColgan said. McColgan also served as a development director at Microsoft and previously worked as VP of Technology for Paramount Digital Entertainment. Prior to joining Fetch, McColgan served as Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at TeleSign, a communications platform as a service (CPaaS) company and FrontBridge Technologies, a security-focused communication service platform that was acquired by Microsoft. In this new role, McColgan will lead all data engineering, data analytics, data science, machine learning and analytics engineering teams. Charles McColgan, a tech industry veteran with nearly three decades of experience scaling companies and building cutting-edge data and security products, has been tapped as the company's first Chief Information Officer (CIO).

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