Former chief financial and revenue officer Justin Lackey has been promoted to president of Frisco-based Asset Panda, a leading asset management platform.
Asset Panda said Lackey was promoted because of his outstanding leadership and unwavering dedication to the company’s growth and innovation.
“With Justin at the helm, we’re well-positioned to expand our impact and drive sustained growth in the years to come,” founder Rex Kurzius said in a statement. “His data-driven decision-making, operational expertise and commitment to excellence have fueled unprecedented growth and positioned us for continued success.”
In his new role, Lackey will spearhead its continued commitment to revolutionizing asset management through cutting-edge technology and customer-centric solutions, Asset Panda said.
Founded in 2012, Asset Panda said its cloud-based asset lifecycle management platform is powerful and flexible, allowing users to custom-build unique sets of workflows for managing the interactions and interdependencies between different assets in an organization. On its website, Asset Panda says that every business has items of value that they need to keep track of. Some are digital, like contracts and software licenses, while others are physical, like laptops and vehicle fleets.
The company said that since Lackey joined it in 2022, he’s been instrumental in the achievement of significant milestones, including enhanced operational efficiency, financial optimization, and strategic expansion.
Lackey’s rise in the company highlights his ability to optimize operations, scale the business, and deliver transformative results, Asset Panda said.
“I’m honored to step into the role of President at Asset Panda,” Lackey said. “It’s been an incredible journey, and I look forward to leading our talented team as we continue to push boundaries, innovate and provide exceptional value to our customers.”
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