On the record.

One-liner

Adrienne Jung is an operator and systems thinker, and the co-founder & CEO of eeva — an intelligence layer for the home. Québec's 2023 Young Executive of the Year.

Short bio

Adrienne Jung turns organizational chaos into infrastructure. After a decade-plus running operations across nonprofits, associations, and industry, she became a founder — she's the co-founder and CEO of eeva, an intelligence layer for the home, which she's taken from concept to ~$4M raised and a fully remote international team named a Top 100 workplace for culture in North America. Named Québec's Young Executive of the Year, she pitched on CBC's Dragons' Den and has spoken at Web Summit and C2.

Long bio

Adrienne Jung builds the systems that make hard things routine. Her thesis is blunt: complexity is a tax, and most of it is optional. For over a decade she was the operator behind the scenes — walking into organizations across the nonprofit, association, and industrial worlds and building the machinery they were missing: HR, finance, compliance, the unglamorous infrastructure everything else depends on. She ran operations on multi-million-dollar budgets and teams of 40-plus before deciding to build her own company.

Today she's the co-founder and CEO of eeva, an intelligence layer for the home. She has taken it from concept to a funded company that's raised ~$4M, assembled a fully remote international team named a Top 100 workplace for culture in North America, and is relaunching in North America while entering Japan with a major distribution partner in final stages.

Adrienne was named Québec's Young Executive of the Year, pitched eeva on CBC's Dragons' Den, and has appeared at Web Summit and C2. She holds an MBA and a BA in East Asian Studies from McGill, speaks several languages, and is, for the record, a top-0.4% Candy Crush player.