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SaaS Industry Veteran Bryan Wade Joins Movable Ink as Chief Product Officer

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December 15, 2022

Today Movable Ink announced Bryan Wade as Chief Product Officer and member of the leadership team. With more than two decades of experience scaling product organizations across the martech software industry, including Salesforce Marketing Cloud, Wade will lead Movable Ink’s product, strategy, and execution. Wade will report to Vivek Sharma, Movable Ink’s CEO.

“Bryan’s track record leading product organizations through transformational periods is unmatched,” said Sharma. “We’re excited to bring Bryan on board as we continue to break new ground in personalization, lead the next era of AI-powered customer experiences, and deliver on the promise of human-centered marketing.”

“We are at the outset of a massive change in how marketing teams drive multi-channel experiences using AI,” said Wade. “I’m super excited to join forces with Movable Ink to create the future of 1:1 personalization and continue delivering phenomenal results for brands worldwide.”  

Wade began his career in email marketing at ExactTarget in 2005. As the VP of the Email Studio product, he helped drive their email product to a $300M revenue-generating business. In 2013, when Salesforce acquired ExactTarget and became a core part of Salesforce Marketing Cloud, Wade served as Chief Product Officer of Salesforce Marketing Cloud as they grew to $900m in revenue. Most recently, Wade served as Chief Client Officer and then Chief Product Officer at Terminus, an account-based marketing technology company, following its acquisition of Sigstr, an early-stage startup, where he served as CEO.

With Movable Ink, hundreds of brands scale 1:1 omni-channel personalization and automatically transform data into hyper-tailored creative that seamlessly integrates across every customer touchpoint. Content easily connects to all relevant data no matter where it lives, updates based on a recipient's recent interactions, and is auto-generated by the platform.