Mitigram, the leading digital global platform for trade finance, has promoted Martin Riit to Chief Product Officer (CPO). Martin previously served as Mitigram’s Head of Product and Head of Data & Solutions Architecture, where he played pivotal roles in shaping the company’s product strategy, expanding its enterprise capabilities, and driving the development of its data-driven features.
In his new role, Martin will lead Mitigram’s global product organization, overseeing product strategy, design, and delivery as the company continues to scale its solutions for corporates and financial institutions worldwide.
Joshua Kroeker, CEO of Mitigram comments: “Martin has been instrumental in creating Mitigram’s existing platform, and I am excited to see him take the product vision and execution to the next level with this appointment. His ability to bridge the gap between complex market challenges and elegant technical execution makes him the natural choice to lead our product roadmap as we redefine what’s possible in trade finance.”
Martin Riit, CPO of Mitigram comments: “I believe great products come from simplifying complexity and staying close to the user. Global trade is complicated by nature, but through standardization, open interfaces, and a relentless focus on the end user, we can remove unnecessary friction. As CPO, I’m excited to take ownership of the full path from idea to delivery and help our teams build solutions that are both powerful and easy to use.”
Martin’s appointment underscores Mitigram’s commitment to innovation, customer-centric design, and the seamless integration of global trade finance infrastructure.
About Mitigram:
Mitigram is the leading digital platform for global trade finance execution. In 2024 alone, the platform facilitated over $41 billion in transactions across 120+ markets – empowering corporations, commodity traders, and financial institutions to transact with confidence. Mitigram supports risk coverage on more than 1,000 issuing banks and has enabled over 10,000 completed trade flows – bringing speed, control, and transparency to an industry long held back by fragmentation and paper.
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