3radical, developer of the Voco audience engagement platform, announced the appointment of Michael D. Fisher, Ed.D. to its Executive Board of Directors. In addition to these responsibilities, Fisher will be spearheading 3radical’s expansion into North America, based on the company’s unique ability to help brands collect fully-permissioned ‘earned data’ from customers.
Fisher will once again join forces with 3radical CEO, David Eldridge. The two worked together to bring Alterian’s disruptive database marketing technology to the US, where they grew sales from $2m to $30m.
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3radical was established in 2012 with a mission to help organizations engage with customers and employees to encourage specific behaviors, including the willing provision of ‘earned’ data. By using the 3radical Voco platform, brands can attract and retain the attention of their audiences by creating fun, rewarding, interactive digital experiences that go beyond initial engagement to deliver valuable two-way exchanges throughout the relationship ‘journey’. The company works with leading organizations around the world, including Dell, DBS Bank, Gamesys and Standard Chartered Bank.
“We are delighted to welcome Michael to 3radical’s Board,” said David Eldridge, CEO at 3radical. “As a pioneer in relationship marketing, Michael’s reputation for relentlessly pursuing client satisfaction made him an essential addition to the team as we expand our sales efforts into North America. We feel with the rapidly changing data privacy landscape in the US, brands will be looking for innovative new solutions for engaging with customers, and the early indications are that 3radical’s technology will be very well received in this market.”
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“In this time of digital transformation, where the customer is increasingly more aware of the value of their personal data, I am extremely pleased to join 3radical,” said Fisher. “3radical is in the perfect position to help organizations focus on being advocates for individuals – consumers, customers and employees – by earning their trust with the permission-based capture of what we’re calling earned data. These transparent value exchanges provide richer and more robust data procurement.”
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