Dallas-based ParkHub — a leading provider of parking management software and payment solutions — has appointed New York City-based Angelique Temple as its new global chief marketing officer.
“We are thrilled to welcome Angelique to the ParkHub family,” ParkHub CEO Jeff Shanahan said in a statement. “Her extensive experience crafting high-impact marketing strategies for prominent companies is a perfect match for our vision as we expand our offerings and engage new markets.”
Temple’s appointment follows the recent merger of ParkHub and JustPark, the premier UK-based app for finding and reserving parking spaces. Temple will oversee marketing for both ParkHub and JustPark, spearheading initiatives that elevate the combined entity’s global presence and influence.
The combined company now serves more than 20 million drivers and more than 500 business customers across North America and the U.K.
It said that with Temple on board, the unified organization aims to drive its industry leadership and capitalize on the growing global demand for seamless parking solutions.
“Angelique’s leadership will ensure we meet the ultimate goal of our combined companies, creating a global powerhouse that serves parking operators with bundled solutions for parking management, business intelligence, and parking payments while also empowering drivers with convenient parking options at venues, offices, municipal districts, and much more,” Shanahan said.
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Temple has extensive expertise in marketing strategy, customer experience, and business development, the company said.
Most recently, Temple was chief marketing officer at WeTransfer, where she increased the brand’s market presence and led the development of subscription-based products, significantly boosting the customer base. Before that, Temple had a four-year stint as vice president of growth and revenue marketing at coworking giant WeWork, where she led go-to-market strategies for the firm’s SMB and enterprise business segments.
“I am excited to join ParkHub and JustPark during such a transformative period,” Temple said in a statement. “As the new global chief marketing officer, I look forward to bringing together the best of both companies’ marketing capabilities and driving a unified strategy that delivers exceptional value to our customers and partners on a global scale.”
The merger of ParkHub and JustPark was announced in March, and it marked a significant milestone in the parking industry.
By combining ParkHub’s comprehensive B2B solutions for parking operations and JustPark’s leading B2C platform, the organization said it is poised to offer a holistic, end-to-end parking management solution across multiple markets.
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