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Xurrent’s sales and marketing departments have gradually grown to the point where it becomes necessary to place a seasoned VP Sales & Marketing in charge. Today, we are happy to announce that David Griffiths has accepted this role. With David joining, Xurrent has added another superstar to its management team.
Based in Switzerland, David brings with him more than 20 years of industry experience starting in 1999 with Peregrine Systems, later with ServiceNow, and most recently with Nexthink.
I have been following Xurrent’s success for a few years already. Allowing organizations to link up their workflows in the cloud without the need for integrations is a fundamental breakthrough in service management. It is hard to overstate the importance of this in a world where enterprises rely on the specialized knowledge of more external providers than ever before. It is my job now to make sure that the greatest number of organizations get to leverage this next-generation service management solution so that they can continue to innovate without losing control.
David Griffiths – VP Sales & Marketing
David has a history of taking successful innovators to the next level. As an accomplished manager, his reputation is well known within the team. All members are excited to help him streamline the sales processes and structure Xurrent’s marketing initiatives.

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