After coming off one of the most successful years in its history, Data Masons continues to execute its growth strategy by staffing two new critical positions. Despite the negative impacts of coronavirus, Data Masons is seeing demand from large organizations as they seek to move away from legacy embedded EDI solutions to advanced cloud integration platforms that increase an enterprise’s efficiency and expand visibility across its entire supply chain. The coronavirus pandemic is highlighting the importance of strong supply chain management and the benefits of cloud computing. According to Molly Kelly, Vice President of Operations, “Now is the ideal time to invest in Data Masons’ future.”
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Grant Beresford, the new Vice President of Sales, has over 20 years of experience in enterprise software sales and leadership. Earlier in his career, Grant led Microsoft’s West Region to unprecedented growth, giving him unique and vital insight that will serve Microsoft partners and Dynamics clients. “I see tremendous potential in Data Masons’ industry-leading solution due to the unique architecture and strength of our relationship with the Dynamics partner channel.”
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Annie Worth also joins as the new Senior Director of Marketing and Communications. Annie has been working in strategic marketing roles for over 15 years, including, most recently, directing the marketing departments for a cloud and IT infrastructure company and a data quality software company.
Many companies have decided to take this time of uncertainty or reduced production to invest in their infrastructure with plans of adopting a cloud-based integration platform that will digitally transform their entire value chain and yield significant improvements. Grant Beresford and Annie Worth will be instrumental in identifying these companies and facilitating the process of moving them expeditiously from consideration to implementation.
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