Mail Metrics appoints chief revenue officer
Dublin-headquartered communications technology firm Mail Metrics Group has appointed Karl Kohler as chief revenue officer to drive commercial growth across Europe.
Karl brings extensive leadership experience across operations, technology consulting and sales, most recently serving as sales leader at Avanade Ireland, where he led significant revenue growth over six years.
In his new role, he will oversee client experience, sales and marketing across the UK, Ireland and Europe, supporting the company’s expansion and digital transformation.
Karl said: “Mail Metrics is at a genuinely exciting inflection point.
“The business has built a strong foundation and a reputation for delivering critical communications at scale for some of the most recognised brands across the UK and Ireland.
“I’m looking forward to working with a strong leadership team to accelerate that growth, deepen our client relationships and drive the digital evolution that will define the next chapter of this business.”
Karl’s appointment reflects Mail Metrics’ ambition to scale its platform and strengthen its position in customer communications management across key markets.
Nick Keegan, chief executive of Mail Metrics Group, added: “Karl’s appointment is a statement of intent for where Mail Metrics is headed.
“His commercial instincts, his experience scaling technology businesses, and his ability to build lasting client relationships make him exactly the right person to lead our growth agenda.
“We have significant ambitions as a business, and Karl will be central to how we achieve them.”
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