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Suzie Anthony Named Chief People Officer at VitalEdge Technologies

VitalEdge Technologies, a global provider of heavy equipment dealer management solutions, has announced the appointment of Suzie Anthony as Chief People Officer (CPO). Based in the company’s Boston, Mass. office, Anthony will lead global people initiatives and strengthen a growth-focused, inclusive culture that empowers employees worldwide.

As Chief People Officer, Anthony will be responsible for advancing VitalEdge’s people and culture strategy, developing programs that support rapid growth, and ensuring a workplace environment rooted in collaboration, innovation, and belonging, according to an Oct. 1 news release issued by the company.

Anthony brings more than 15 years of people leadership experience across global organizations and high-growth technology companies. Most recently, she served as Chief People Officer at Lakeside Software, where she led global People & Culture strategy. Prior to that, she was VP, People & Capability Partner at Mastercard, and at SessionM, Anthony held several senior leadership roles focused on People & Culture. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Public Relations and Marketing Communications from Simmons University.

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