moovel North America has announced that Henry Harbury has joined the company as chief technology officer (CTO). Harbury will drive strategic, cross-company technology initiatives that advance the Company’s mobility-as-a-service (MaaS) solutions for the transportation market.
A veteran technology executive, Harbury most recently served as CTO at Act-On Software, a SaaS marketing automation provider and one of the fastest growing private companies in the U.S., where he played an integral role in securing over $70 million in venture capital investment. Before joining Act-On Software, Harbury was the Founder and President of TeamTek Solutions, a software engineering and consulting firm, and a lead Senior Software Engineer at Responsys Inc., a SaaS technology company located in Portland, Oregon. Harbury has also published over 27 articles in peer-reviewed journals and scientific conference publications.
“We’re thrilled to welcome Henry to the team. moovel’s mission is to create MaaS solutions that simplify the transportation experience and increase the quality of life and happiness of citizens in cities everywhere,” said Nat Parker, CEO of moovel North America. “Henry is an exceptional technology executive who will continue to push moovel to create technology that rapidly responds to the ever-changing ways that people move around cities. Henry’s expertise in SaaS technology development will help us to scale our product, while maintaining our status as the most robust MaaS solution on the mar
Harbury received his master’s degree, bachelor’s degree and a doctorate in Electrical Engineering from the University of Notre Dame.
“moovel’s engineering team has built a best-of-breed technology solution that solves a broad range of challenges across the transportation industry,” said Henry Harbury, CTO of moovel North America. “I am honored to join a team that has delivered MaaS innovation to the transit market. I’m looking forward to helping the team continue its momentum as we bring even greater advancements to the transportation sector.”
