BrandMaker, the leading innovator in Marketing Operations and Marketing Resource Management solutions, has announced Jeffrey A. Cross’ appointment to Global Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Managing Director of North America. He will lead the company’s global financial strategy and operations and spearhead BrandMaker’s North America business expansion plans. Cross will report to Mirko Holzer, CEO of BrandMaker.
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A seasoned finance and operations leader, Cross brings 30 years of experience in driving growth and operational efficiency across complex environments. He has held executive leadership roles with technology and data companies, including Arena Software, Dunn & Bradstreet, and TravelClick.
Said Mirko Holzer, CEO of BrandMaker: “Jeff has an exceptional track record of helping platform companies achieve organization-wide performance improvements to deliver real business value. This high-caliber appointment comes at an important time when our team is doubling down on our growth strategy, particularly in North America. Jeffrey will play an instrumental role in scaling our business and bringing the BrandMaker platform to an even broader base of global customers.”
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Said Jeff Cross, CFO and Managing Director North America.: “BrandMaker is at the forefront of exciting developments that are unlocking value for global marketing executives looking for ways to navigate uncertainty and strengthen their connection with customers. I’m excited to join this dynamic and fast-growth company and work with customers to achieve a new level of agility and value through seamless marketing operations orchestration.”
Cross holds a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Accounting from The University of Texas.
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