Jeff Rittener, Former Intel Chief Trade Officer, Joins Trademo to Advise on Global Trade Management Strategy and Growth

Rittener brings more than three decades of global leadership to help Trademo strengthen its product direction, go-to-market strategy, and enterprise growth

CA, UNITED STATES, September 21, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Trademo, an AI-native platform for global trade management and intelligence, today announced the appointment of Jeff Rittener, former Chief Trade Officer and Vice President of the International Trade Group at Intel Corporation, as an advisor to the company.

Rittener brings nearly 34 years of experience at Intel, where he worked across some of the most complex areas of global trade and ultimately served as the company’s Chief Trade Officer. During his tenure, he led global teams responsible for navigating trade regulation, supporting business strategy, opening market opportunities, and strengthening trade compliance across Intel’s global operations.

As an advisor to Trademo, Rittener will work closely with the company’s leadership team on the strategy and continued growth of its Global Trade Management business. His focus will include advising on product direction, enterprise trade requirements, market strategy, and the evolving role of technology and AI in modern trade compliance operations.

Global trade teams today are managing a rapidly changing mix of tariffs, export controls, sanctions, supply chain regulations, and geopolitical risk. At the same time, many enterprises continue to manage classification, screening, regulatory intelligence, and trade decisions across fragmented systems and manual workflows.

Trademo’s Global Trade Management offering addresses this complexity through a connected platform that brings together product and partner data, regulatory intelligence, purpose-built AI agents, and compliance workflows. The platform supports key trade processes including HS and ECCN classification, restricted and denied party screening, export controls, duties and tariffs, FTA qualification, country of origin, goods screening, supplier discovery, and multi-tier supply chain mapping and compliance.

“Jeff has spent decades leading global trade at enterprise scale,” said Shalabh Singhal, Founder and CEO of Trademo. “He understands both the regulatory complexity trade teams manage every day and the strategic role trade can play in enabling business growth. As we scale Trademo to support the increasingly complex trade requirements of global enterprises, Jeff’s experience will be incredibly valuable in shaping our product strategy, helping us stay close to the problems enterprise trade teams face, and accelerating our growth in the market.”

“Global trade has changed significantly in the last several years. Trade organizations are being asked to respond faster to regulatory change, manage a much broader set of risks, and contribute more strategically to the business,” said Jeff Rittener, advisor to Trademo and former Chief Trade Officer at Intel Corporation. “Technology and AI have an important role to play in that transition, but they have to be grounded in how global trade works inside an enterprise. I’m excited to work with Shalabh and the Trademo team as they build technology designed around those realities and help shape the next phase of the company’s Global Trade Management offering.”

About Trademo

Trademo is an AI-native platform for global trade management and intelligence. It helps enterprises stay compliant with global trade regulations, optimize tariffs, uncover new business opportunities, and discover qualified suppliers.

Its Global Trade Management platform connects product and partner data, regulatory intelligence, purpose-built AI agents, and compliance workflows across classification, sanctions screening, export controls, duties and tariffs, FTAs, country of origin, goods screening, supplier discovery, and multi-tier supply chain mapping and compliance.

For more information, visit www.trademo.com.

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Trademo Technologies Inc.
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