Quickbase Announces New CFO and CISO

Tim Daniels named Chief Financial Officer; Deepali Bhoite named Chief Information Security Officer

Current CFO Steve Webber will remain as COO through the first quarter of 2025, with Jon Kennedy and Pino Soro promoted to Chief Technology Officer and Chief of Staff, respectively

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Quickbase, the AI-powered work management platform, today announced a pair of executive appointments. Tim Daniels has been named Chief Financial Officer, replacing current CFO Steve Webber; additionally, Deepali Bhoite is joining Quickbase as Chief Information Security Officer. The company also announced the promotion of Jon Kennedy to Chief Technology Officer and Pino Soro to Chief of Staff, effective immediately.

Tim Daniels joins Quickbase from Momentus Technologies, where he served as CFO. Prior to Momentus, Tim was a member of the portfolio operations team at Cove Hill Partners, a private equity firm focused on technology businesses with $4.5 billion in commitments. He has also held finance leadership roles with OpsGenie (now part of Atlassian) as CFO, and Turbonomic (now part of IBM) as vice president of Finance. He started his career as a consultant for both Bain & Company and Analysis Group. Tim holds a BA in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania and an MBA from the MIT Sloan School of Management.

With over 20 years of experience in enterprise software and cybersecurity, Deepali Bhoite is a proven leader in securing digital ecosystems and driving innovative security strategies. Deepali joins Quickbase from Anaplan, where she led large-scale security programs to protect enterprise assets and customer data, including Identity and Access Management (IAM), Application Security, and Vulnerability Management. Prior to Anaplan, she held security leadership roles at ServiceNow, IBM, and USG. Deepali has a Masters in Computer Science from California State University and leadership training with the Berkeley Haas School of Business and serves as an advisor to startups and emerging companies in building and strengthening their cybersecurity posture.

“I’m excited to add two leaders with such strong backgrounds in financial and technology leadership,” said Ed Jennings, CEO, Quickbase. “Tim and Deepali each possess a valuable mix experience and proven expertise in helping to leverage financial, operational, technology, and security strategy and execution at scale to drive growth and innovation. Tim’s proven track record of aligning financial strategy with business objectives and Deepali’s expertise in fostering a culture of proactive risk management will be crucial as we continue to scale our business efficiently and effectively. I look forward to leveraging their expertise as we continue to innovate across our company to drive value for our customers, partners, and employees.”

Steve Webber, who was serving as both Quickbase’s CFO and Chief Operating Officer, has been instrumental in the growth of Quickbase’s revenue (nearly 2X) and overall financial position. He will retain his operations leadership role at Quickbase through the end of the first quarter of 2025 before transitioning to an advisory role.

Commented Jennings, “Steve has been a key part of our growth since joining as CFO in 2020, and I want to thank him for his leadership and dedication to helping Quickbase achieve its goals for long-term success.”

Jon Kennedy joined Quickbase in 2020 as vice president of engineering. In his new role as Chief Technology Officer, he will oversee Quickbase’s technology strategy, focusing on innovation, scalability, and growth. Pino Soro joined Quickbase in April 2024 in the newly created role of Senior Vice President of Operations. As Chief of Staff, Pino will work directly with Quickbase’s executive leadership team, providing operational and communications support to deliver on the company’s strategic vision for growth.

About Quickbase

Quickbase is a Work Management platform used by more than 12,000 organizations worldwide to transform ordinary work into extraordinary impact. Using powerful AI capabilities and the flexibility and ease of low code/no code technology, Quickbase boosts productivity, improves efficiency, and enhances employee safety for organizations managing large-scale projects and operations for industries like Construction and Manufacturing. Founded in 1999, Quickbase is headquartered in Boston with teams in London, Sofia, and Bangalore. For more information, visit www.quickbase.com.