BigTime Software, a premier provider of cloud-based software for professional services firms, today announced that veteran software sales executive Pete Smith has joined the company as Vice President of Sales.
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“We’re thrilled to welcome Pete to the BigTime family, where he’ll lead our sales team all while driving strong top- and bottom-line impacts across the organization”
In his new role, Smith will be responsible for overseeing sales and channel strategy and execution, in addition to leading the BigTime sales team, developing new business opportunities, leading customer success efforts and creating customized solutions to meet BigTime’s customer needs.
“We’re thrilled to welcome Pete to the BigTime family, where he’ll lead our sales team all while driving strong top- and bottom-line impacts across the organization,” said Brian Saunders, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of BigTime Software. “Pete’s track record of building high-performing sales teams coupled with his extensive experience in the software industry make him a valuable addition to our deep bench of talent, and we look forward to having him drive our marketing and sales efforts to new heights.”
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Smith brings more than twenty years of successful software leadership experience, strategic business growth, planning and implementation across sales, marketing and business development. Most recently, he served as Vice President of Sales for the Midwest at SAP, where he led regional sales teams working with growth companies on overall efficiency, cost savings and analytics. Prior to SAP, Smith held leadership roles in sales marketing at ExactBid, Finastra and Oracle.
Smith graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from St. Bonaventure University and currently lives in the Chicago area with his wife, two sons, and their dog, Crosby. Outside of work, he enjoys cheering on the Buffalo Bills and the St. Bonaventure Bonnies as well as watching his sons play hockey.
