Among the appointments, Dennis van Noord comes in as Chief Business Officer of Mystifly
Mystifly, a leading travel technology provider for airlines and travel sellers, has announced the appointment of highly experienced and capable executives to its senior leadership team.
In a press statement, the company, an airfare distribution and payments settlement marketplace platform, says that with this strategic move, it aims to accelerate organisational growth, reshape the air travel technology landscape, and solidify its global presence.
Among the appointments, Dennis van Noord comes in as Chief Business Officer of Mystifly. With over two decades of sales, business development, and strategic partnerships expertise in online travel, Dennis van Noord will lead the commercial strategy at Mystifly.
In this role, he will drive revenue growth and implement pricing strategies across various product lines, maximizing profitability while ensuring Mystifly’s continued success in a rapidly evolving industry.
In addition, Susan Carter has been appointed Chief Marketing Officer of Mystifly. The statement adds that Carter, who has over 20 years of strategic storytelling and leadership experience in global B2B technology companies, will develop and implement marketing strategies for the company. As CMO, she will enhance market presence, corporate and product brand, go-to-market strategy, and product success within the global airline industry, says the Singapore-based company.
Rajeev Kumar
“The appointment of the new leaders marks a pivotal step in our journey of driving global growth and innovation in the evolving air travel landscape. As we expand our horizons, especially with the recent launch of our flagship offering, the Smart Selling Platform (SSP), their wealth of experience will be instrumental. SSP represents a significant stride toward the future, addressing the complexities of multi-source airline content in today’s hybrid world. These leaders join us at a pivotal moment, supporting our vision to seamlessly integrate diverse content sources, enhance customer experiences, and establish Mystifly as a trailblazer in the industry. This strategic move reflects our dedication to providing scalable solutions for the air travel ecosystem worldwide,” says Rajeev Kumar, Founder, CEO & MD of Mystifly.
Another key appointments is of Jeremy Jameson as Vice President-Americas. The statement adds that with two decades of expertise in orchestrating new revenue streams, Jameson is set to lead Mystifly’s client adoption, customer success, and business operations throughout the Americas. His vast experience in travel industry technology, including PSSs, GDSs, and new distribution channels, will contribute to Mystifly’s regional expansion, says the company.
Gaebler Lars will take charge as Head-Product of Mystifly. The statement adds that a dynamic executive in airline IT and commercial airline environments, Lars possesses extensive experience in ticket distribution, product design, and business strategy. His role at Mystifly will involve spearheading the change in ticket distribution in the airline ecosystem, focusing on product design, business objectives, and continuous change management, it says.
Also on the list of appointees is Eugene Kalatsidis as Head-Airline Connectivity & Payments. Mystifly says that Kalatsidis is a results-driven professional with extensive global experience in the travel tech industry. His expertise in developing and adjusting global operations strategy, stakeholder management, and project and operations management positions him to lead Mystifly’s airline connectivity and payments efforts.
The company adds that as it embarks on this transformative chapter with its strengthened leadership team, it reaffirms its commitment to pioneering innovation in the dynamic landscape of air travel technology. The strategic appointments of the leaders signify a strategic shift towards a future where Mystifly will innovate, create, and drive enduring value for its global partners.
