Jason Ding Joins Drivewyze as CFO

by Staff

June 12, 2013

Jason Ding Joins Drivewyze as CFO — Drivewyze has announced the appointment of Jason Ding as its chief financial officer and VP of administration.

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Drivewyze has announced the appointment of Jason Ding as its chief financial officer and VP of administration.

Drivewyze, which offers weigh station and inspection site bypass opportunities at both fixed weigh stations and roadside mobile inspection sites, has announced the appointment of Jason Ding as its chief financial officer and VP of administration.

Ding was previously an executive-in-residence at TEC Edmonton, and served as a consultant for Drivewyze during the past year. Prior to his work at TEC Edmonton, Ding was a vice president and director and the deputy leader for Western Canada (Technology, Media and Telecommunications) for Deloitte & Touche Corporate Finance Canada.

Topics:Leadership Drivewyze Fleet Management

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