Re: [Wikimedia-l] Fwd: Introducing Jaime Villagomez as our Chief Financial Officer

[Cristian Consonni]

2016-01-12 9:12 GMT+01:00 Pine W :
> Pardon the skepticism, but as you may have heard, it seems that some
> changes are need in WMF screening procedures, and this skepticism is
> understandably affecting other new requisitions.
>
> In any case, welcome to the hurricane known as the Wikimedia movement (:

Welcome Jaime

Cristian

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Re: [Wikimedia-l] Fwd: Introducing Jaime Villagomez as our Chief Financial Officer

[Pine W]

Hi Jamie,

Pardon the skepticism, but as you may have heard, it seems that some
changes are need in WMF screening procedures, and this skepticism is
understandably affecting other new requisitions.

In any case, welcome to the hurricane known as the Wikimedia movement (:

I look forward to hearing about the plans for a revitalized Annual Plan
development process this year. If you or Lila can talk about that process
at this Thursday's Metrics Meeting, I would love to hear from you.

Regards,

Pine
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Re: [Wikimedia-l] Fwd: Introducing Jaime Villagomez as our Chief Financial Officer

[geni]

On 11 January 2016 at 20:28, Lila Tretikov  wrote:

>
> Most recently, Jaime served as CFO at two startups: AnyCOMM, a smart cities
> startup,


Looks like literal DRMed light-bulbs.


> and Karum Group, which focused on extending credit services to
> underserved, unbanked communities in Mexico.



Hmm apart from the court filings they have maintained an impressively low
profile. Best I can tell they are software house with a focus on the
Mexican retail sector.



> Before then he was Vice
> President of Finance at Advent Software,


Financial services software. Harmless.



> QRS,



Probably QRS Corporation. Harmless.


> and Northpoint Communications
>
Dot com bust. Messy bankruptcy but well a lot of them were.



> Jaime is a first generation San Franciscan. He speaks fluent Spanish, and
> has strong connections to his extended family in Latin America. Jaime holds
> a deep appreciation for diversity, the importance of learning environments,
> and the urgency of advancing the lives of those in need. He is committed to
> bringing his experience to these issues through support for local community
> organizations and non-profits, including the Salvation Army,


Diversity or the Salvation Army. Pick one.


Seems a reasonable choice but we shall see.


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Re: [Wikimedia-l] Fwd: Introducing Jaime Villagomez as our Chief Financial Officer

[Walter Gómez Segura]

¡Bienvenido, Jaime! 

Walter
Sent from/Enviado desde iPhone

> El ene 11, 2016, a las 15:28, Lila Tretikov  escribió:
> 
> Dear Wikimedians,
> 
> 
> Sharing this from our internal WMF list for your visibility...
> 
> 
> 
> I'd like to introduce Jamie Villagomez, our incoming Chief Financial
> Officer. He brings more than 20 years of experience leading finance in
> small startups and large companies, and supporting non-profits as a
> volunteer and an advisor. Jaime will be joining us February 1st, overseeing
> our Finance, Administration, and OIT teams.
> 
> Most recently, Jaime served as CFO at two startups: AnyCOMM, a smart cities
> startup, and Karum Group, which focused on extending credit services to
> underserved, unbanked communities in Mexico. Before then he was Vice
> President of Finance at Advent Software, QRS, and Northpoint
> Communications. He held senior strategy and finance roles at several large
> telecommunication companies, including AT&T, Lucent Technologies, and
> Pacific Bell, often acting as an ambassador to local communities they
> served.
> 
> Jaime is a first generation San Franciscan. He speaks fluent Spanish, and
> has strong connections to his extended family in Latin America. Jaime holds
> a deep appreciation for diversity, the importance of learning environments,
> and the urgency of advancing the lives of those in need. He is committed to
> bringing his experience to these issues through support for local community
> organizations and non-profits, including the Salvation Army, the San
> Francisco Conservation Corps, the San Francisco Hispanic Chamber of
> Commerce, and Arriba Juntos, a San Francisco-based educational and
> vocational training organization.
> 
> Jaime’s work gives him an important perspective on our current needs and
> future opportunities. He has experience in small companies and large global
> organizations, has planned and budgeted for major technology and
> programmatic work, has led and developed strong finance and operating
> teams, and mentored non-profits with a focus on integrity, accountability,
> authenticity, and trust. He is a great fit for our values and needs.
> 
> Jaime has a BS in electrical engineering from Stanford University and an
> MBA from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. He lives with his
> wife and their two children in Walnut Creek. He loves to spend time with
> family and friends, travel to Latin America, and support the adventures and
> passions of his children.
> 
> I would like to thank everyone involved in this search, especially Amy
> Elder and Boryana , who managed the recruiting process through a new, open
> approach. We had more than 200 candidates, interviewed 34 people, and
> followed up with six finalists. Everyone who spoke with Jaime throughout
> the process gave unanimously positive feedback (a combination of staff,
> executives and board members). Jaime will be reporting directly to me.  We
> are very excited to have him as a part of the Foundation’s leadership team.
> 
> Please join me in welcoming Jaime.
> 
> 
> 
> Lila
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Re: [Wikimedia-l] Fwd: Introducing Jaime Villagomez as our Chief Financial Officer

[Samuel Klein]

Wonderful news — welcome, Jaime!
On Jan 11, 2016 12:39 PM, "Tanweer Morshed"  wrote:

> Welcome Jamie, at WMF. Congratulations for being a member of the Wikimedia
> family :)
>
>
> Regards,
> Tanweer
>
> On Tue, Jan 12, 2016 at 2:28 AM, Lila Tretikov  wrote:
>
> > Dear Wikimedians,
> >
> >
> > Sharing this from our internal WMF list for your visibility...
> >
> >
> >
> > I'd like to introduce Jamie Villagomez, our incoming Chief Financial
> > Officer. He brings more than 20 years of experience leading finance in
> > small startups and large companies, and supporting non-profits as a
> > volunteer and an advisor. Jaime will be joining us February 1st,
> overseeing
> > our Finance, Administration, and OIT teams.
> >
> > Most recently, Jaime served as CFO at two startups: AnyCOMM, a smart
> cities
> > startup, and Karum Group, which focused on extending credit services to
> > underserved, unbanked communities in Mexico. Before then he was Vice
> > President of Finance at Advent Software, QRS, and Northpoint
> > Communications. He held senior strategy and finance roles at several
> large
> > telecommunication companies, including AT&T, Lucent Technologies, and
> > Pacific Bell, often acting as an ambassador to local communities they
> > served.
> >
> > Jaime is a first generation San Franciscan. He speaks fluent Spanish, and
> > has strong connections to his extended family in Latin America. Jaime
> holds
> > a deep appreciation for diversity, the importance of learning
> environments,
> > and the urgency of advancing the lives of those in need. He is committed
> to
> > bringing his experience to these issues through support for local
> community
> > organizations and non-profits, including the Salvation Army, the San
> > Francisco Conservation Corps, the San Francisco Hispanic Chamber of
> > Commerce, and Arriba Juntos, a San Francisco-based educational and
> > vocational training organization.
> >
> > Jaime’s work gives him an important perspective on our current needs and
> > future opportunities. He has experience in small companies and large
> global
> > organizations, has planned and budgeted for major technology and
> > programmatic work, has led and developed strong finance and operating
> > teams, and mentored non-profits with a focus on integrity,
> accountability,
> > authenticity, and trust. He is a great fit for our values and needs.
> >
> > Jaime has a BS in electrical engineering from Stanford University and an
> > MBA from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. He lives with
> his
> > wife and their two children in Walnut Creek. He loves to spend time with
> > family and friends, travel to Latin America, and support the adventures
> and
> > passions of his children.
> >
> > I would like to thank everyone involved in this search, especially Amy
> > Elder and Boryana , who managed the recruiting process through a new,
> open
> > approach. We had more than 200 candidates, interviewed 34 people, and
> > followed up with six finalists. Everyone who spoke with Jaime throughout
> > the process gave unanimously positive feedback (a combination of staff,
> > executives and board members). Jaime will be reporting directly to me.
> We
> > are very excited to have him as a part of the Foundation’s leadership
> team.
> >
> > Please join me in welcoming Jaime.
> >
> >
> >
> > Lila
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Re: [Wikimedia-l] Fwd: Introducing Jaime Villagomez as our Chief Financial Officer

[Tanweer Morshed]

Welcome Jamie, at WMF. Congratulations for being a member of the Wikimedia
family :)


Regards,
Tanweer

On Tue, Jan 12, 2016 at 2:28 AM, Lila Tretikov  wrote:

> Dear Wikimedians,
>
>
> Sharing this from our internal WMF list for your visibility...
>
>
>
> I'd like to introduce Jamie Villagomez, our incoming Chief Financial
> Officer. He brings more than 20 years of experience leading finance in
> small startups and large companies, and supporting non-profits as a
> volunteer and an advisor. Jaime will be joining us February 1st, overseeing
> our Finance, Administration, and OIT teams.
>
> Most recently, Jaime served as CFO at two startups: AnyCOMM, a smart cities
> startup, and Karum Group, which focused on extending credit services to
> underserved, unbanked communities in Mexico. Before then he was Vice
> President of Finance at Advent Software, QRS, and Northpoint
> Communications. He held senior strategy and finance roles at several large
> telecommunication companies, including AT&T, Lucent Technologies, and
> Pacific Bell, often acting as an ambassador to local communities they
> served.
>
> Jaime is a first generation San Franciscan. He speaks fluent Spanish, and
> has strong connections to his extended family in Latin America. Jaime holds
> a deep appreciation for diversity, the importance of learning environments,
> and the urgency of advancing the lives of those in need. He is committed to
> bringing his experience to these issues through support for local community
> organizations and non-profits, including the Salvation Army, the San
> Francisco Conservation Corps, the San Francisco Hispanic Chamber of
> Commerce, and Arriba Juntos, a San Francisco-based educational and
> vocational training organization.
>
> Jaime’s work gives him an important perspective on our current needs and
> future opportunities. He has experience in small companies and large global
> organizations, has planned and budgeted for major technology and
> programmatic work, has led and developed strong finance and operating
> teams, and mentored non-profits with a focus on integrity, accountability,
> authenticity, and trust. He is a great fit for our values and needs.
>
> Jaime has a BS in electrical engineering from Stanford University and an
> MBA from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. He lives with his
> wife and their two children in Walnut Creek. He loves to spend time with
> family and friends, travel to Latin America, and support the adventures and
> passions of his children.
>
> I would like to thank everyone involved in this search, especially Amy
> Elder and Boryana , who managed the recruiting process through a new, open
> approach. We had more than 200 candidates, interviewed 34 people, and
> followed up with six finalists. Everyone who spoke with Jaime throughout
> the process gave unanimously positive feedback (a combination of staff,
> executives and board members). Jaime will be reporting directly to me.  We
> are very excited to have him as a part of the Foundation’s leadership team.
>
> Please join me in welcoming Jaime.
>
>
>
> Lila
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[Wikimedia-l] Fwd: Introducing Jaime Villagomez as our Chief Financial Officer

[Lila Tretikov]

Dear Wikimedians,


Sharing this from our internal WMF list for your visibility...



I'd like to introduce Jamie Villagomez, our incoming Chief Financial
Officer. He brings more than 20 years of experience leading finance in
small startups and large companies, and supporting non-profits as a
volunteer and an advisor. Jaime will be joining us February 1st, overseeing
our Finance, Administration, and OIT teams.

Most recently, Jaime served as CFO at two startups: AnyCOMM, a smart cities
startup, and Karum Group, which focused on extending credit services to
underserved, unbanked communities in Mexico. Before then he was Vice
President of Finance at Advent Software, QRS, and Northpoint
Communications. He held senior strategy and finance roles at several large
telecommunication companies, including AT&T, Lucent Technologies, and
Pacific Bell, often acting as an ambassador to local communities they
served.

Jaime is a first generation San Franciscan. He speaks fluent Spanish, and
has strong connections to his extended family in Latin America. Jaime holds
a deep appreciation for diversity, the importance of learning environments,
and the urgency of advancing the lives of those in need. He is committed to
bringing his experience to these issues through support for local community
organizations and non-profits, including the Salvation Army, the San
Francisco Conservation Corps, the San Francisco Hispanic Chamber of
Commerce, and Arriba Juntos, a San Francisco-based educational and
vocational training organization.

Jaime’s work gives him an important perspective on our current needs and
future opportunities. He has experience in small companies and large global
organizations, has planned and budgeted for major technology and
programmatic work, has led and developed strong finance and operating
teams, and mentored non-profits with a focus on integrity, accountability,
authenticity, and trust. He is a great fit for our values and needs.

Jaime has a BS in electrical engineering from Stanford University and an
MBA from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. He lives with his
wife and their two children in Walnut Creek. He loves to spend time with
family and friends, travel to Latin America, and support the adventures and
passions of his children.

I would like to thank everyone involved in this search, especially Amy
Elder and Boryana , who managed the recruiting process through a new, open
approach. We had more than 200 candidates, interviewed 34 people, and
followed up with six finalists. Everyone who spoke with Jaime throughout
the process gave unanimously positive feedback (a combination of staff,
executives and board members). Jaime will be reporting directly to me.  We
are very excited to have him as a part of the Foundation’s leadership team.

Please join me in welcoming Jaime.



Lila
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