On the heels of a record quarter, ABM frontrunner appoints marketing leader to its board of directors to fuel rapid growth
Terminus, the leading account-based marketing platform, announces the addition of veteran marketing leader Meagen Eisenberg to its board of directors as the company scales through its next phase of rapid growth.
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Big news! Veteran marketing executive @meisenberg has joined the @Terminus board of directors.
Eisenberg is the CMO of TripActions, the leading cloud-based corporate travel and expense management platform. Prior to TripActions, she spent more than 20 years in high-tech, previously serving as CMO of MongoDB and VP of Demand Generation at DocuSign. Meagen has advised over 25 startups over the last decade, seven of which have been acquired to date, and also serves on the boards of G2 and Reactful.
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Eisenberg joins Terminus after a record quarter, achieving 40 percent year-over-year ARR growth, a 30 percent increase in ad impressions served by Terminus over the prior quarter, and key executive team hires with the addition of Ed Frederici as chief technology officer and Bryan Wade as chief product officer. This follows the company’s significant product developments with the launch of Terminus Engagement Hub and an ABM integration with Salesforce Pardot, in addition to its leader placement in The Forrester New Wave™: ABM Platforms, Q2 2020 report.
“I’ve been lucky enough to work alongside Meagen for years, she’s the real deal when it comes to marketing vision, strategy, and driving growth,” said Tim Kopp, Terminus CEO. “Her 20 plus years of experience developing marketing programs for some of the best brands in the game is a huge addition to Terminus as we rapidly scale. We are thrilled to have someone of her caliber onboard.”
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