Alcatraz AI, globally renowned developer of secure frictionless access control products, has announced changes to their executive team, in order to help meet market demand and growth.

Security industry expert, Tina D’Agostin, who served as the former Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) at Alcatraz AI, has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), to spearhead global expansion of its AI-powered facial authentication solution for physical access control.

Accelerating high-performing teams

D’Agostin brings a wealth of experience in building, scaling and managing successful technology companies

D’Agostin brings a wealth of experience in building, scaling and managing successful technology companies. As CEO at Alcatraz AI, D’Agostin will be laser-focused on accelerating high-performing teams and creating the operational foundation for hyper growth, in order to continue the momentum of Alcatraz’s go-to-market strategy and global expansion.

Tina D’Agostin comes from Johnson Controls, where she was the General Manager of Building Technology & Solutions, based in Northern California. In her tenure with Johnson Controls, D’Agostin grew revenues and market share through new customer acquisition and expansion with leading Silicon Valley and global companies.

Facial authentication platform major

Tina has a proven track record and acumen to bring together teams across the organization to achieve market growth, making her the perfect fit to steer Alcatraz to be the leading facial authentication platform globally,” said Vince Gaydarzhiev, Founder and Chief Product Officer of Alcatraz AI, adding “I'm excited to partner with Tina to lead Alcatraz to its next level of growth.

I am honored to take the role of Chief Executive Officer at such an exciting time in the company’s transformation,” said Tina D’Agostin, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Alcatraz AI, adding “I look forward to leading the company towards success with our cutting-edge product that is transforming the way in which we view and use access control.

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