1. Can you tell us more about yourself and your career before Bynder?
I’ve been in the B2B marketing space for over 23 years. Before joining Bynder in 2020, I worked in a range of organizations from startups and scaleups to the vendor side focusing on channel marketing and on-prem SaaS, such as IBM and SAP. Working in both small team settings and fast-growing software firms, I was exposed to the entire marketing mix – demand generation, branding and communications, and product marketing – which has helped me create a strong, professional foundation going into my role as CMO at Bynder.
2. Could you tell us more about Bynder and your role there as a CMO?
I began working at Bynder two years ago as the Vice President of Worldwide Demand Generation, then took over the CMO role at the end of last year. I’m responsible for leading and overseeing efforts in branding and demand generation across the organization, in addition to scaling demand, supporting business goals, and elevating the brand as a leader in digital asset management (DAM). Elevating Bynder to ensure its relevance to buyers and communicating our values of new thinking and innovation is another significant component of my position as CMO.
3. Which industries do you mainly cater to?
In today’s digital era, marketing, branding, and content are relevant to each and every industry.
The acceleration of digital commerce, rising customer expectations, and the skyrocketing demand for content (that’s shared across more channels in more variety with more end-user touchpoints) are impacting all sectors.
That being said, Bynder’s most prevalent industries include consumer products, industrials, financial services, technology, and healthcare. Across the board, Bynder enables exceptional content experiences that result in strong end-customer engagements, such as clicks, conversations, and purchases.
4. What are the products and technology solutions that Bynder offers?
The heart of Bynder lies in our DAM…
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