(Editor's Note: If you're unfamiliar with TeenSafe and what they represent, please visit HamletHub Naugatuck's introductory news article about the company. In a nutshell, TeenSafe is a monitoring system that tracks where your child goes on their smart phone device in hopes of preventing cyber bullying.)
TeenSafe, creator of an advanced iPhone and Android monitoring software, announced today that Rawdon Messenger will be joining TeenSafe to serve as the company's new Chief Executive Officer. Bringing more than two decades of international business experience and success to TeenSafe during a time of rapid growth and expansion, Messenger will work closely with TeenSafe's co-founders who have been responsible for company success since launching in 2011.
"I am thrilled to be joining TeenSafe. As a professional, I have an intimate understanding of the huge and dynamic impact that mobile technology is having upon our society and also the business behind it. As a father, I am truly inspired by TeenSafe's important value proposition to so many families. I look forward expanding TeenSafe's position as the industry leader for providing parents with user-friendly, secure and reliable involvement in their children's digital lives."
Messenger officially joins Teensafe on August 1, 2014 after more than four years as the Director of Strategy and Innovation for Iusacell, Mexico's third largest cellular telecommunications company. There he worked on Over-The-Top strategies, international trend research and developing partnerships with leading online companies like Google and Skype. He also held the position of vice president of digital media and product innovation for Azteca América. His experience in mobile technology and digital media were key factors that contributed to his selection as TeenSafe's new CEO.
Editor's Post Script:
TeenSafe, founded in 2011, was able to design and craft the first iPhone monitoring solution that does not require any modifications to the device itself to use. This technology, which has attracted over 250,000 parents to sign up for TeenSafe, has therefore allowed parents to view what their children are doing on the web undetected, thus protecting them from cyberbullying. To learn more about TeenSafe, please visit their website, Facebook page, or follow them on Twitter at @TeenSafeCom.