Pioneering communication coaching business based on AI technology, GetMee, has attracted the support of the Honourable Virginia Judge as Commercial Advisor.
Having secured $500K in seed funding, founder and CEO of GetMee, Balendran Thavarajah, said that Ms Judge’s passion for education and social change aligns with GetMee’s vision.
Balendran Thavarajah said that her experience and knowledge of the industry will be valuable as the organisation expands globally over the next 12 months.
Why is Ms Judge joining GetMee?
“I am very selective with the companies I give my time and energy to.”
“The GetMee mission resonated with me; the product is innovative and can make a meaningful difference in people’s lives. I look forward to working with the team,” said Ms Judge.
“As a former politician with ministerial portfolios including Fair Trading, Arts and Citizenship in the NSW Parliament, we are delighted to have Virginia join GetMee,” Mr Thavarajah said.
“Virginia has held Board positions in respected organisations such as the Australian Museum Sydney and has now been appointed to the board of governors.”
GetMee to harness Ms Judge’s connections
Virginia Judge’s connections include institutions like: Member of NSW Branch of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, Asia-Pacific Friendship Group, Australian Institute of Company Directors, and the American Chamber of Commerce in Australia.
Ms Judge will advise on commercialisation, Go to Market and expansion strategies.
“The GetMee application is an innovative tool powered by Advanced Artificial Intelligence technology that objectively measures and then enhances the social, emotional and communication skills of the individual,” Balendran Thavarajah explained.
“GetMee’s communication and personal development coaches support the AI application. The video collection and content supplied in an online library helps individuals grasp advanced concepts. It learns and evolves with the customer, to grow and improve.”
“GetMee is a private coach, and the customer’s data stays securely on the mobile device. Corporate teams have the ability to enhance the clarity of their communication to increase productivity, increase English language proficiency, and social and emotional skills,” he said.
