Leadership transition positions the 25-year enterprise content management firm for growth as organizations prepare for the AI era.

Team Informatics, Inc. (“TEAM IM”), an Enterprise Content Management and AI context solutions provider, today announced changes to its executive leadership. Scott Olesen has been named Chief Executive Officer, and Jon Chartrand has been named Chief Operating Officer. Tami Balfanz continues as Chief Financial Officer. Together, the three form TEAM IM’s executive leadership team.

Olesen, who joined TEAM IM in 2004, succeeds Doug Thompson, who has stepped down as CEO. Thompson remains TEAM IM’s majority owner and a member of its Board of Directors, where he will continue to guide the company’s long-term direction.

“I’m honored to lead TEAM IM into its next chapter,” said Scott Olesen, Chief Executive Officer of TEAM IM. “AI is changing how every business operates, and that makes content management more important than ever, because business AI requires business context. For 25 years, TEAM IM has helped organizations organize, govern and use their information. Together with our partners M-Files, Oracle and ABBYY, we’re positioned to help our customers put that information to work and thrive in what comes next.”

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As Chief Operating Officer, Chartrand leads TEAM IM’s operations, marketing, product and strategy. He has been with the company for 15 years.

“Our customers are asking how to make AI work with their real business information, and that’s exactly what we’ve always done,” said Jon Chartrand, Chief Operating Officer of TEAM IM. “I’m excited to keep building those capabilities with our customers and to grow our partnerships with outstanding partners like M-Files.”

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“Leading TEAM IM has been one of the great privileges of my life,” said Doug Thompson. “I’m proud of what this company has become, and I look forward to supporting its next chapter from the board.”