Leadership Team

Steven Boal founded Quotient in 1998 and serves as the Chief Executive Officer. He previously served as Chairman of the Board of Directors as well.

Prior to founding Quotient, Mr. Boal served as vice president of business development for Integral Development Corporation, a privately held financial software company in Silicon Valley. Prior to that, Mr. Boal was vice president and head of global emerging markets derivative technology at J.P. Morgan. Before that, he was president of OptEdge, a real-time options, analytics and risk management business. Mr. Boal also held various management positions at TriStar Market Data, eventually running the company’s Montgomery Securities division.

He is also the Founder and Chairman of electronic gift card company Cashstar (acquired by Blackhawk NYSE:HAWK) and a founding board member of Matia Robotics, a robotic mobility device company. Mr. Boal holds a B.A. from the State University of New York at Albany.

Scott Raskin is President of Quotient. He joined the Company in August 2019 after serving on the Board of Directors. Prior to joining Quotient, Scott was President and Chief Executive Officer of Spigit, Inc., the market leader in innovation management software, and led the company through several years of record sales and customer growth. He also served as a member of their Board of Directors.

Prior to acquiring Spigit in 2014, he spent eight years growing Mindjet from a startup to a category leader in cloud-based productivity, acquired by Corel in 2016. Before that, Raskin served as President and Chief Operating Officer of Telelogic. Through strategic acquisitions and organic growth, he built a team of more than 1,200 employees in thirty countries. His efforts resulted in the successful acquisition of Telelogic by IBM. Earlier in his career, Raskin served as Vice President of Sales and Corporate Development at Nexgenix, a pioneer in e-commerce solutions, where he grew the business from startup to exit. Raskin has also held senior management positions at Bachman Information Systems and MAI Basic Four.

Raskin currently serves on the Board of Directors for privately held MariaDB and Neology, Inc. He also served on the board of CRS Temporary Housing, acquired by GenNx360 Capital Partners and Cision AB, acquired by GTCR. He is a charter member of the San Francisco Bay YPO Chapter and past Chapter President. Raskin graduated from the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas, Austin.

Pamela Strayer is Chief Financial Officer at Quotient, leading all corporate finance, including financial planning, accounting, capital structure, tax and treasury. Ms. Strayer joined Quotient in November 2019.

Ms. Strayer served previously with Poly (formerly Plantronics) as Chief Financial Officer from 2012 through March 2019. Previously, from 2005 to 2012, Ms. Strayer served as Vice President of Finance and Corporate Controller at Autodesk Inc., a world leading software design and services company. In addition, Ms. Strayer was a director on the board of directors for Viavi Solutions, Inc. from 2015 to 2018 where she served as chairperson of the audit committee.

Ms. Strayer holds a B.S. in Business Administration from Ohio State University.

Connie Chen is General Counsel, Compliance Officer and Secretary at Quotient and oversees the company’s legal and regulatory affairs. Ms. Chen joined Quotient in 2013 and assumed the role of general counsel in 2016. She brings more than 20 years of experience in litigation, intellectual property, licensing and commercial transactions. Before joining Quotient, she spent nearly a decade at Rambus Inc., a semiconductor and IP product development company, as vice president, litigation & deputy general counsel, where she led Rambus’s litigation and intellectual property enforcement and protection. She has also held positions at the law firm of Morrison & Foerster LLP and at WebMD, where she served as Assistant General Counsel.

Ms. Chen received her A.B. from Stanford University, where she graduated with distinction. She holds her juris doctorate from Stanford Law School.

Renee Cutright is Chief People Officer at Quotient, responsible for all aspects of human resources strategy, including recruitment, development, employee relations, compensation and benefits and culture. Ms. Cutright joined Quotient in February 2020.

Before joining Quotient, Ms. Cutright was the SVP, Human Resources, North America Connect (Consumer), Global Bases and Neuroscience at Nielsen. While at Nielsen, she worked closely with senior leaders on organization strategy and design with a focus on growing commercial capacity and margin growth. Prior to Nielsen, Ms. Cutright was at GE Aviation for 11 years where she served in a number of HR leadership roles of increasing responsibility.

Ms. Cutright graduated from West Virginia University with a B.S. in Business Administration and a minor in Communications. She remained at WVU and earned an MS degree in Human Resources and Industrial Relations.

Matt Krepsik is the Chief Technology Officer for Quotient, leading the company’s strategy and insights team, engineering, product management, business development and media strategy business and enabling advertisers and retailers to deliver high performing, data-driven marketing strategies fueled by powerful insights into consumer purchase behavior. Matt brings more than 15 years’ experience with data analysis. Most recently, he led attribution, media planning and activation products at Nielsen.

Throughout his career, Matt has worked directly with clients across the sell side and buy side of the media ecosystem covering a broad set of industries and spanning a diverse set of markets. He leverages the power of big data and advanced analytics to help clients improve their efficiency and drive the effectiveness of their marketing dollars.

Matt is a regular speaker at conferences, a commentator in the press and a guest lecturer at NYU on modern marketing. He studied at the London School of Economics and holds Economics Bachelors and Master’s degrees from Marshall and Miami University, respectively.