InDebted, the global collections infrastructure platform, has appointed Gillian Findlay (pictured) as a Non-Executive Director. Findlay joins a board that includes founder Josh Foreman, Reinventure co-founder Danny Gilligan and Dean Dorrell of Carthona Capital.
Gillian Findlay brings deep operational and governance experience from some of Australia’s most consequential technology businesses. She served as Chief Operating Officer at SafetyCulture during four years of rapid international scale, and as COO at Immutable, the world’s leading web3 gaming platform.
Findlay’s appointment strengthens InDebted’s board as the company enters its next phase of growth.
Josh Foreman, Founder and CEO at InDebted, said the appointment reflects the deliberate ambition behind the company’s next phase of growth.
“We are in the middle of a fundamental shift in how technology businesses operate, and InDebted is rebuilding from the ground up to lead in it. That demands a board with the depth to match the ambition,” said Foreman.
“Gill has scaled some of the most demanding technology businesses in the country, and she understands what it takes to build organisations that can move fast without losing their footing. Having her involved in shaping the next chapter of leadership is exactly the kind of support this moment calls for.”
Findlay said InDebted’s conviction about what collections could be, and its determination to change an industry that has resisted it for decades, was what energised her about joining the board.
“InDebted has built a genuinely differentiated platform in a market that has needed disrupting for a long time. The combination of customer experience, compliance infrastructure and global scale is rare, and I am looking forward to contributing to the next chapter,” said Findlay.
InDebted supports millions of customers globally and counts some of the world’s leading BNPL providers, consumer lenders and fintechs among its client base.
InDebted operates across Australia, the United States, Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom, New Zealand and the UAE.