think-cell appoints new Chief Marketing Officer and GM Head of Sales

think-cell, the leading productivity software for creating data-driven presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint, announced the appointment of Gavin Drake as its new Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) and Bobby Edmundowicz as General Manager and Head of Sales.

As our new CMO, Gavin brings with him more than 25 years of highly relevant experience and proven success in engaging customers and building brands in SaaS companies. He has served in a variety of global marketing roles in North America and Europe. Gavin joins think-cell from Ease Inc. where he also served as Chief Marketing Officer.

Bobby Edmundowicz is a driven leader with significant experience building and scaling go-to-market teams that focus on growing revenue through an optimal customer experience. He has previously done so at Conga, Cloud Elements, and UpKeep.

Both Gavin and Bobby will be based in the US where think-cell sees significant growth opportunities.

Kenny Wyatt (CEO) commented: “We are very pleased to welcome Gavin and Bobby to the leadership team. Gavin has an impressive background and proven track record in driving customer demand and brand awareness while Bobby has successfully built and led go-to-market teams to drive rapid sales expansion. Both will be key to our continued, aggressive growth in the market.”

Gavin Drake added: “This is an exciting time to join think-cell and to lead the marketing effort. Rarely do you find a product that has such a strong ROI and proven market fit over many years that still has this much market potential. I look forward to bringing the benefits of think-cell to even more PowerPoint users around the globe and especially here in the US.”

Bobby Edmundowicz also added: “think-cell is an exceptional business with huge growth potential and I am thrilled to build the sales effort starting in the US. I have a passion for meeting customer needs and no product in the market today has addressed the challenges of creating of data-driven presentations better than think-cell. One million think-cell users can testify to that fact.”