Industry Veterans Cindy Songné and Yazad Dalal Join Joveo’s Leadership Team

Joveo announced the addition of Cindy Songné and Yazad Dalal to its leadership team. Songné joins as the leader of recruitment marketing agency partnerships, while Dalal joins as the head of new business and strategic growth, introducing a wealth of experience and expertise to their respective roles.

Cindy Songné brings over two decades of experience with recruiting technology, with past roles including Chief People and Culture Officer at Communo, and executive positions at Talroo, Jibe and JobTarget.

Songné’s appointment signals a new phase of partnership excellence at Joveo, where she aims to surpass the expectations of agency clients and reinforce the company’s position as a recruitment marketing leader, the company said.

Commenting on her new role, Songné expressed her excitement, stating, “Joining Joveo presents a pivotal opportunity to contribute to the company’s growth trajectory. Leading agency partnerships isn’t just about expanding our market presence; it’s about fostering meaningful connections and driving innovative AI-led recruitment solutions.”

According to the company, Dalal is poised to drive the adoption of Joveo’s AI-powered recruitment marketing platform. His tenure in Accenture’s Technology and Innovation group and strategy leadership for Oracle’s HCM Cloud underscores his capability to drive innovation and growth.

“We are thrilled to welcome Cindy and Yazad to Joveo,” said Joveo Founder and CEO Kshitij Jain. “Their exceptional expertise and visionary leadership are pivotal to our continuous growth and innovation. They join us at a crucial time as we expand our global reach and strengthen our commitment to leveraging AI in transforming talent attraction and recruitment media buying for employers.”

By Gracie Wirick

Gracie Wirick is a writer and editor at RecruitingDaily and the HCM Technology report. A Purdue graduate with degrees in Professional Writing and Communication. She is a lover of classics and literature with an unfortunate penchant for the Oxford comma.