Testronic expands senior leadership, Mike Guttman appointed vice president of senior partnerships
Testronic has made several senior appointments across its global locations, including Mike Guttman as vice president of senior partnerships. Read more
Testronic has bolstered its senior leadership team with several new appointments. Mike Guttman has been named vice president of senior partnerships, bringing with him experience from Keywords Studios and Unity. Nicole Closson has joined as business development manager, expanding Testronic's commercial coverage and support for partners. In Warsaw, Mateusz Kałęka has been appointed QA director, following a career at Lionbridge Games.
Guerreiro has also been added as global partnerships senior manager, previously holding the global business development manager position at Keywords Studios. Testronic's Centre of Excellence in Manila has seen senior appointments as well, with Daniel Bowie Soriano becoming senior QA manager and Ivan Balanay as QA trainer. This move further supports Testronic's investment in developing the Testronic Academy and building the next generation of QA expertise.
The company's CENTRES of EXCELLENCE, located in New Orleans, Warsaw, and Manila, are bringing together talented individuals, specialist expertise, and leadership to connect those capabilities across a genuinely global organization. Testronic's investments in New Orleans, Warsaw, and Manila, alongside its presence in London, further strengthen the expertise available to their partners.
By continuing to invest in outstanding people, Testronic aims to deliver an exceptional Player-Focused, Partner-First, and Outcomes-Led service to their clients. Sonia Kerr has been appointed as CEO, succeeding Sharon Baylay-Bell who became company chair. Fitzgerald, previously a client partner at Keywords Studios, has been named CRO, alongside Samantha Williams as CCO.
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