Ami Maishlish

President and CEO at CompuOffice Software Inc.
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(386) 825-5501
Location
CA
Languages
  • English Full professional proficiency
  • French Limited working proficiency
  • Hebrew Full professional proficiency
  • Hungarian Professional working proficiency
  • Serbian Elementary proficiency
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Lorne Marr

Ami is a regular contributor to several of our blogs. His opions and insights are appreciated and valued Ami keeps on top of industry news and trends.

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Experience

  • CompuOffice Software Inc.
    • Software Development
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • President and CEO
      • Jan 2008 - Present

      Presiding over a highly successful, growing and vibrant specialty and custom software firm employing over 20 professionals in the software and research fields, and specializing in the financial sector. Our firm's LifeGuide® software and data services - the leading software in its class and type in Canada - along with various other software designed and produced by our firm have earned wide recognition for highest quality and value in both Canada and the US. My management approach is informal and is focused on results, creativity and open exchange of ideas among employees and project managers for the best interest of the client.

    • VP - Financial & Insurance Software
      • Jan 1989 - Dec 2007

      Accomplished the establishment of the firm's highly successful and vibrant financial and insurance software and data services dept. of the firm. This included (and continues to include) the design and successful launch of industry leading software systems and services.

  • SEMAD Developments
    • Spain
    • Real Estate
    • CEO
      • Apr 2005 - Present

Education

  • York University

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