Veeam is the global leader in data resilience - ensuring organizations have access to their data when and where they need it to keep their business running.Full-stack CMO position, leading a Global Marketing Organization driving pipeline and revenue growth across all market segments - SMB, Mid-Market and Enterprise. Responsible for bringing in transformational best practices to create a more efficient growth engine. Also the Executive Sponsor for Veeam's Culture Initiative, stewarding the ongoing approach and emphasis on cultural values.

Qlik pioneered the move from traditional Business Intelligence to real-time, Active Intelligence, tying changes in data to immediate action via AI. Led all aspects of marketing for this global company. Helped transform the business from an on-premise software model to a full SaaS/subscription business model, including the introduction and leverage of PLG motions. As CMO, I took over and redesigned and rebuilt the SDR/BDR function to become an integral part of the go-to-market process, working closely with marketing and sales, to drive higher quality pipeline that continuously grew and supported strong revenue growth while maintaining flat marketing investments. Working with leadership, initiated and became the first executive sponsor for Qlik's DE&I initiative.

Datical’s mission is to radically improve and simplify the application release process by automating database change management. Datical solutions deliver the automated database deployment capabilities technology executives need to get the most out of their Agile, DevOps and Continuous Delivery investments. With Datical organizations can shorten the time it takes to bring applications to market while eliminating the security vulnerabilities, costly errors, data loss and downtime associated with current database deployment methods.

Lead Global Marketing for the leading hybrid cloud computing company.

Brought in to transform and reposition VMware from a highly successful transactional company focused on server virtualization, to a category leader in Enterprise Cloud Infrastructure and Management. Led and transformed the Global Marketing organization that rebranded, repositioned, and successfully helped drive growth from $2B to over $6B during my tenure. Through rebranding and focus on enterprise awareness including brand-to-demand campaigns, became one of the most trusted brands in enterprise IT. Most importantly, became the top vendor for enterprise CIOs strategic vendor list based on Gartner's annual CIO survey. Was an early leader to bring in the notion of defined, recognized and rewarded cultural values for the Global Marketing Organization, which became the blueprint of the rollout for the company's cultural values a year later.

Borland was a leader in software development and application lifecycle management solutions. Brought in as CMO and SVP of Corporate Strategy to help reposition company from software development tools to an Open Application Lifecycle Management platform company. This strategic move changed how the industry was viewed with analyst firms following our direction, to the point that Open ALM became an industry term. While CMO, I was also asked to take over and transform all of R&D for the company to improve quality processes, and bring in new approaches to innovation. Performed this role for 1 year before we hired a full-time Chief Product Officer.

Was originally brought into BEA as head of Product Marketing, and then was continuously promoted into the Head of Global Marketing overseeing all marketing functions. During my tenure, we created the category of Application Platform Suites by combining multiple product lines (application server, integration broker, portal server) into a single platform. Led the Gartner MQ for this new category, as well as in every component product line that formed the platform, which was a dramatic turnaround for the company's position and unlocked the next wave of revenue growth.

NetGravity was the pioneer in online advertising and marketing solutions for the top trafficked websites. The company eventually merged with DoubleClick in 1999.