Leadspace Welcomes Bob Strohmeyer as Chief Customer Officer

Industry expert joins the Leadspace team as CCO to help customers achieve results with access to unified intelligence.

SAN FRANCISCO (PRWEB) JULY 15, 2021

Leadspace, the leading business-to-business (B2B) customer data platform (CDP) provider, announced Bob Strohmeyer as its chief customer officer. Joining the Leadspace mission to give enterprise companies a single source of truth for customer intelligence, Strohmeyer brings a wealth of expertise and a fanatical focus on helping clients achieve measurable business results.

For over 25 years, Strohmeyer has led diverse teams of technical, strategic, and creative professionals to achieve high-impact revenue and marketing results for enterprise customers. He has served as chief customer officer at Swrve, headed product and professional services teams at Demandbase, led Strategic Marketing Services at IDG, and delivered innovative custom media services at Future Publishing. His perspectives and insights in the business and technology sectors have been featured in numerous publications, including Wired, Forbes, PCWorld, Entrepreneur, Executive Travel, and Smart Business.

Strohmeyer has spent his career addressing the challenges of building and maintaining customer relevance at scale. From his early days working on native advertising strategies at IDG to the creation of the ABM category at Demandbase, his goal has been to deliver digital customer experiences that resonate while ensuring sales and marketing can scale successfully.

Strohmeyer joins Leadspace in the midst of a company-wide evolution to focus on the unification of customer data, which deeply aligns with his passion for solving the hardest problems in the enterprise B2B space. He was drawn to Leadspace for its unique ability to unify the customer graph at the core of the tech stack.

“The most urgent challenges facing B2B companies today aren’t new, but they are now more complex than ever,” said Strohmeyer. “Having more data hasn’t necessarily made sales and marketing teams more effective, it’s just made CRMs, MAPs, and other systems less reliable. Leadspace’s B2B CDP capabilities finally present a real solution by unifying all that data with clarity and confidence.”

Strohmeyer’s 15 years of experience in demand generation, paired with his drive to ensure measurable customer success, make him the perfect fit for a company that prides itself on providing quantifiable lift across sales and marketing tactics, pipeline building activities, and revenue-generating campaigns. His industry knowledge will play a critical role in Leadspace’s future growth.

Strohmeyer recognizes that resolving the data challenges B2B marketers and sellers face is only a part of the battle, and stresses the importance of practical application in the real world.

“Better data isn’t just about the data itself,” said Strohmeyer. “It’s about being able to use the data appropriately to bring more relevant, meaningful experiences that connect people with the content and brands that improve their work. Solving the B2B customer relevance problem has broad implications for the quality of digital experiences and quality of life in general.”

To learn more about Leadspace’s new data unification engine and the role it plays in the leading B2B CDP, visit http://www.leadspace.com.

About Leadspace

Leadspace is the leading B2B Customer Data Platform (CDP) helping companies take back control of their data and empowering marketing, sales and operations teams to accelerate growth through accurate, personalized engagement across all channels. With the most robust and open B2B data engine in the industry, sophisticated AI, a proprietary graph of B2B personas, and activations across the go-to-market tech stack, customers like Microsoft, American Express, Zoom, and many more use Leadspace to power more data-driven and effective inbound marketing, outbound targeting, and ABM efforts. Leadspace is based in San Francisco and Israel and is trusted by more than 200 B2B brands including seven of the world’s top ten enterprise software companies.

Author Information

As a detail-oriented researcher, Sherril is expert at discovering, gathering and compiling industry and market data to create clear, actionable market and competitive intelligence. With deep experience in market analysis and segmentation she is a consummate collaborator with strong communication skills adept at supporting and forming relationships with cross-functional teams in all levels of organizations.

Sherril holds a Master of Business Administration in Marketing from University of Colorado, Boulder and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Rutgers University.

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