Scivantage Continues Hiring Flurry, Adds Farber as EVP
Buy-side provider taps State Street veteran for new role.
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In his new role, Farber will oversee the entire lifecycle of Scivantage customers, from prospecting to final sales and ongoing client support. He joins from State Street Corporation, where he served as SVP overseeing business development, marketing, sales and client support for its State Street Global Exchange (SSGX) software and information solutions unit.
Farber's addition is the third at EVP level in past months for Scivantage, following Amit Basu's hiring as EVP of professional services and delivery, and Alex Sauickie joining to head up business and technology operations.
“We have made several strategic investments across the firm in recent months, both in our people and in our product portfolio, and we remain dedicated to building on these opportunities," says Adnane Charchour, CEO at Scivantage. "Given his extensive industry knowledge in both finance and technology, Chris is well-positioned to recognize and funnel critical market insights back to the team, enabling our firm to further deliver leading solutions that anticipate and meet evolving market demands.”
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