CloudBees appoints Brad Johnson as vice president, product marketing

CloudBees has appointed Brad Johnson as vice president of product marketing. Johnson brings to CloudBees more than 16 years of product marketing experience, along with deep technical expertise and a passion for emerging technologies. In his role, Johnson will be responsible for product messaging and positioning for the CloudBees Jenkins Platform and executing the overall go-to-market strategy.

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Prior to joining CloudBees, Johnson spent five years as vice president of product marketing and business development at SOASTA. Before serving in that role, Johnson spent two years as vice president of strategic alliances, where he established SOASTA's key distribution and technology partnerships. Johnson has also held positions as senior director of product marketing at Borland and product marketing director at Mercury Interactive.

“Brad’s success in driving products to market, identifying new opportunities and exploiting competitive gaps will be hugely beneficial for CloudBees and our customers,” said Sacha Labourey, founder and CEO, CloudBees. “As we continue to rapidly grow our Jenkins-based business and accelerate our strong position in the DevOps market, Brad is a valuable addition to the executive team.”

“CloudBees has already established a leadership position in the continuous delivery market and I am driven to help us take our success to the next level,” said Johnson. “I am pleased to be a part of the CloudBees team and excited by the opportunity we have in front of us.”

CloudBees appoints Brad Johnson as vice president, product marketing

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