- Pictured above is Joel Livermore (left) and Claude Compere.
WAGONEX, a platform for car subscriptions, has appointed two new senior executives to its product development team. Joel Livermore will serve as Head of Product, while Claude Compere will take on the role of Lead Software Engineer.
Joel is head of the product team at Wagonex and has six years of experience in developing products for various sectors, such as consumer, financial, and real estate. He is currently leading the development of Wagonex’s next generation car subscription platform and has created a product strategy and roadmap to ensure its excellence.
Joel’s CV includes Rolls-Royce as a continuous improvement engineer and office design firm, Kitt, where he was responsible for the delivery of its product strategy.
The vehicle subscription model has huge potential, with customer demands shifting away from an economy of ownership to an economy of access. It's a fast-growing market for both consumers and the automotive industry; I'm excited for the opportunity to maximise the potential of this market through the Wagonex platform.
Alongside Joel, Claude Compere also joins the product team as Lead Developer. A graphic designer turned developer, Claude has over 13 years of experience across the finance, fintech and higher education sectors, where he has specialised in software development.
Wagonex was the UK’s first car subscription service when it launched in 2016. In 2022, it announced a strategic investment from Admiral which will support the company’s growth plans and strengthen its vision to become a key player in a global sector, forecast to be worth $30bn by 2030.
Toby Kernon, CEO and the Founder of Wagonex said:
“We continue to be one of the most ambitious and active car subscription services in the UK and beyond, and as part of this, it’s imperative that we have a product team that is continuously improving and enhancing our offering.
“The sector is fast-growing and we can’t afford to rest on our laurels if we want to build on our strong UK position, as well as play a leading role in this rapidly expanding market which is changing how the world drives and owns vehicles.”
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