ZoomInfo Hires Bryan Law as Chief Marketing Officer
ZoomInfo (NASDAQ: ZI) has appointed Bryan Law as Chief Marketing Officer to strengthen its marketing efforts and drive demand. Law, with over 20 years of experience from Salesforce, Google, and more, aims to enhance brand awareness and expand thought leadership. His previous role at Salesforce involved significant pipeline growth in the enterprise sector. Law's expertise in data and analytics aligns with ZoomInfo's mission to support customer growth. The company emphasizes its commitment to leveraging technology and data for business success.
- Bryan Law's extensive experience at Salesforce and Google positions him well to drive demand and enhance brand awareness.
- His focus on leveraging data and analytics aligns with ZoomInfo's strategic goals.
- Expected immediate improvements in marketing operations due to Law's leadership experience.
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Law will lead ZoomInfo’s marketing organization and will prioritize driving demand and supporting company growth, enhancing ZoomInfo’s brand awareness, and expanding ZoomInfo’s thought leadership.
“I’d like to personally welcome Bryan to ZoomInfo,” said ZoomInfo Founder and CEO
“ZoomInfo's product offering aligns perfectly with my passion for leveraging data, analytics, and technology to best serve customers while growing a business,” said Law. “I'm particularly eager to take advantage of our industry-leading MarketingOS platform to enable marketing to work hand-in-hand with sales to identify, target, and reach ideal contacts and companies.”
Law brings two decades of leadership experience from his time at
His career began in strategy, first as a consultant and then as part of the leadership for Google's central strategy team focused on sales, marketing, and partnerships. Law holds a B.A. in Psychology from
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