Meister brings with him “significant financial and capital markets experience including an extensive background in corporate finance, strategy, and a deep knowledge of the software industry,’ said a spokesperson from Talend.

The appointment comes amidst significant growth for Talend with record revenue for the second quarter and 39% year-over-year growth. Meister will be responsible for directing the company’s finance organisation and helping to shepherd the company through its continued growth and global expansion.

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“I’m thrilled to welcome Adam Meister to Talend as CFO,” said Mike Tuchen, CEO of Talend. “We’re at a pivotal juncture in our history; we’re seeing an unprecedented number of companies ready to move to the cloud, a trend that’s fueling our momentum with large enterprise customers. Having worked with Adam during our IPO, we look forward to bringing Adam’s in-depth knowledge of the software industry and strong capital markets expertise to Talend full-time as we continue to strengthen our competitive position and operational efficiency.”

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Meister most recently served as a Managing Director in the Technology, Media and Telecom Investment Banking Group at Goldman Sachs where he focused on advising and leading transaction execution for software clients. Before Goldman Sachs, he was a Vice President in the Technology, Media and Telecom Investment Banking Group at J.P. Morgan. He also served in various roles at Visa, Deutsche Bank and the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.

“This is a tremendous time to join Talend,” said Adam Meister, CFO, Talend. “Data management is being reinvented and Talend, purpose-built for modern cloud platforms and advanced analytics use cases, is the next generation leader. I’m looking forward to being part of a very talented leadership team and putting my skills to work to help support continued market innovation and company growth.”

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