As demand for AI-powered intelligent automation continues to grow, businesses are increasingly seeking scalable solutions that simplify digital transformation. Valenta has expanded its global AI franchise network with new Managing Partners in the United States, the Netherlands, and Brazil, while strengthening its leadership team to accelerate franchise development and channel partnerships worldwide.
Valenta, a provider of AI-powered intelligent automation solutions, has announced the expansion of its franchise network with new Managing Partners launching operations in the United States, the Netherlands, and Brazil. The company also introduced two strategic leadership appointments to strengthen franchise recruitment and partnership development as global demand for AI automation continues to rise.
The expansion reflects growing adoption of intelligent automation among mid-sized businesses looking to improve operational efficiency without building large in-house AI teams.
To support its expanding network, Valenta appointed Amanda Eve as Vice President of Franchise Development. In her new role, Eve will oversee franchise candidate recruitment and qualification across North America while working closely with broker networks and prospective Managing Partners.
"What attracted me to Valenta is the clarity of the model," said Eve. "Managing Partners focus on building real client relationships and delivering measurable outcomes, while Valenta's global team handles the technical execution. That's a compelling story to bring to candidates, and it's one I genuinely believe in. I'm excited to help the right people find their way into this opportunity."
Valenta also named Jennifer Fino as Head of Partnerships & Growth. She will lead U.S. partner acquisition and expand the company's Managed Service Provider (MSP) channel, enabling service providers to offer AI-powered automation solutions to their customers through Valenta's global delivery capabilities.
"MSPs are sitting on relationships their clients already trust, and AI-powered automation gives them a real way to grow inside those relationships instead of just referring the work out," said Fino. "I'm excited to build that channel for Valenta as we expand across the U.S."
Valenta's Delivered-As-A-Service model allows Managing Partners to focus on client acquisition and business development while the company's global delivery team of more than 450 professionals manages technical implementation.
"Every Managing Partner who joins our network represents a business owner who made a deliberate decision to build something in AI at exactly the right moment. Seeing that commitment from professionals across three countries at once reflects what we have been building toward. Our model works because the opportunity is real, and these are the right people to bring it to their markets." - Jayesh Kasim, Co-Founder and CEO, Valenta
Alongside its franchise expansion, the company continues building a second growth engine through partnerships with Managed Service Providers, allowing MSPs to deliver AI-powered automation services without developing the technical capabilities internally.
Valenta has appointed three new Managing Partners to strengthen its presence across key international markets.
Rob Wolfe will lead operations in New York, bringing more than two decades of healthcare technology experience. He will focus on helping healthcare organizations implement AI-powered automation to reduce operational costs and improve efficiency.
"From provider practices and health systems to manufacturers and suppliers, healthcare organizations are burdened by manual processes that add cost, slow operations, and take valuable time away from higher-value work," said Wolfe. "After more than 20 years in healthcare technology, I've seen firsthand where intelligent automation can deliver the greatest impact and allow organizations to focus on what matters most."
In Europe, Aboubakr el Haddad becomes Managing Partner for the Netherlands, supporting manufacturers, logistics providers, and wholesale distributors with AI-driven operational improvements.
"I've built and run my own business, so I know what it costs a company to keep manual processes going past the point where they still make sense," said El Haddad. "Manufacturers and logistics operators in the Netherlands are ready to automate, they just need someone who has actually run operations, not just consulted on them, to show them where to start."
For Latin America, Eric Hauschild has been appointed Managing Partner for São Paulo, Brazil. Drawing on more than 30 years of executive leadership experience, he will help businesses implement intelligent automation and AI-powered process optimization across one of South America's largest commercial markets.
"In more than three decades running commercial operations across Latin America, including in healthcare, I've seen how much time and margin gets lost to processes that should already be automated," said Hauschild. "Sao Paulo is one of the largest commercial markets in South America, and businesses here are ready to close that gap."
By expanding its franchise network and strengthening its leadership team, Valenta continues advancing its strategy of making AI-powered intelligent automation more accessible to businesses worldwide through a scalable combination of local expertise and centralized global delivery.
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