WILMINGTON, DE — Quavo, Inc. announced two senior executive appointments, naming David Oldershaw as chief operating officer and Tony DiGiorgio as chief technology officer, as the fintech firm accelerates growth and advances its AI-driven product roadmap.
The moves strengthen Quavo’s leadership bench as the company scales its dispute management platform and deepens relationships with financial institutions navigating rising fraud, regulatory pressure, and operational complexity.
Oldershaw brings more than 15 years of experience scaling high-growth fintech and SaaS companies. Most recently, he served as chief operating officer at OfficeRnD, where he led go-to-market strategy, partnerships, corporate development, and operations following a strategic growth investment. At Quavo, Oldershaw will oversee revenue, sales, marketing, client delivery, and the company’s operating cadence.
“Quavo has earned the trust of financial institutions by delivering real results,” Oldershaw said. “I’m excited to help scale the organization with the structure and commitment needed to support long-term growth while keeping our clients’ needs at the center of everything we do.”
DiGiorgio joins Quavo with deep experience building AI-first, enterprise-grade platforms in regulated industries. He previously served as chief architect at symplr, where he helped grow annual recurring revenue from $200 million to $500 million, scaled global engineering teams, and unified platforms across seven acquisitions. As CTO, DiGiorgio will lead engineering, quality assurance, infrastructure, and security, executing Quavo’s technology strategy.
“Quavo has built an industry-leading dispute management platform powered by a uniquely rich data foundation,” DiGiorgio said. “I’m excited to advance the product by leveraging that data to drive smarter automation, stronger outcomes, and sustained innovation for our clients.”
Chief Executive Officer and co-founder Joseph McLean said the appointments come at a critical moment for the company.
“Dave’s proven ability to scale operations and align go-to-market teams will be critical as we continue to expand our platform,” McLean said. He added that DiGiorgio’s background in AI-first systems and enterprise-scale architecture positions Quavo to continue setting the standard for dispute resolution technology.
Quavo said the leadership additions reflect its continued investment in execution and innovation as it expands its role as a strategic technology partner to banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions.
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