Numeris Executive and Leadership Team

Ruben Mooneesawmy, the Founder & Chief Executive Officer at Numeris, directs the overarching strategic vision for the organization. By establishing foundational data collection protocols, the Founder & Chief Executive Officer ensures that all research methodologies meet rigorous industry standards. This leadership role involves constant engagement with the Board to align corporate objectives with evolving market demands. Ruben Mooneesawmy drives the expansion of data services, ensuring that the company maintains a competitive edge in the Canadian research sector. Through the implementation of advanced analytical frameworks, the Founder & Chief Executive Officer optimizes operational efficiency across all departments. By fostering a culture of innovation, the executive secures long-term viability for the firm. This position requires deep expertise in data governance and stakeholder management, ensuring that every project delivers actionable insights for members and agencies. Ultimately, the executive maintains the integrity of the data collection process while scaling the business to meet future industry challenges.

Amanda Young, the Manager, President and Chief Executive Officer Office at Numeris, coordinates high-level administrative workflows between executive leadership and internal departments. By streamlining communication channels, the Manager, President and Chief Executive Officer Office ensures that strategic directives from the executive suite reach all operational teams effectively. This role involves managing complex scheduling, board reporting, and cross-functional project tracking to maintain organizational alignment. Amanda Young facilitates the execution of corporate initiatives by removing operational bottlenecks and enhancing internal transparency. The Manager, President and Chief Executive Officer Office monitors key performance indicators to provide the executive team with real-time data on organizational health. By overseeing the administrative infrastructure, the executive supports the seamless delivery of data collection services to national agencies. This position requires meticulous attention to detail and a comprehensive understanding of the company's internal governance structures. Ultimately, the executive ensures that the executive office functions with maximum efficiency to support the broader mission.

Alicia Olson-Keating, the President & Chief Executive Officer at Numeris, leads the daily operations and strategic execution of the company's data collection mandates. By overseeing the integration of new research technologies, the President & Chief Executive Officer ensures that the organization remains at the forefront of audience measurement. This role involves managing relationships with key industry stakeholders and ensuring that data outputs provide maximum value to members. Alicia Olson-Keating drives the implementation of national research strategies, ensuring that all data collection efforts remain consistent and reliable. The President & Chief Executive Officer coordinates with department heads to align resource allocation with long-term growth targets. By fostering strong partnerships across the Canadian media landscape, the executive expands the reach and influence of the company's research products. This position requires a focus on operational excellence and market responsiveness. Ultimately, the executive secures the company's reputation as the primary source for accurate and actionable audience data.

Glen Shipp, the Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, June 2016 at Numeris, manages the financial health and fiscal planning of the organization. By overseeing capital allocation and budgeting processes, the Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, June 2016 ensures that the company maintains the resources necessary to support large-scale data collection projects. This role involves rigorous financial reporting and risk assessment to protect the firm's assets. Glen Shipp drives the development of financial models that support sustainable growth and operational efficiency. The Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, June 2016 collaborates with the executive team to evaluate investment opportunities in new research methodologies. By maintaining strict compliance with financial regulations, the executive ensures transparency for all members and stakeholders. This position requires a deep understanding of the data services industry and the ability to translate complex financial data into strategic business insights. Ultimately, the executive secures the financial stability required to sustain long-term market leadership.