With decades of industry experience and leadership, former Salesforce exec joins CallMiner to drive value and strong ROI for customers
CallMiner, the leading provider of conversation intelligence to drive business improvement, announced that Jonathan Ranger has joined the company as Chief Customer Officer (CCO).
At CallMiner, Ranger will focus on accelerating the company’s customer success strategy and goals, including improving customer implementation, retention and growth initiatives. Ranger and his team will continue to drive the business results that customers expect from the CallMiner platform, while identifying and executing on areas of expanded value and return on investment.
“JR’s impressive industry experience, leadership ability and customer success prowess are the right ingredients to help CallMiner’s customers take full advantage of our technology,” said Paul Bernard, President and CEO of CallMiner. “I know that his proven approach and commitment to teamwork will be what helps take CallMiner to the next stage of our growth. I’m pleased to welcome him to the CallMiner executive team.”
Ranger joins CallMiner from Salesforce, which he joined after Salesforce acquired Evergage. As CCO at Evergage, JR led a team committed to helping organizations create relevant real-time customer experiences. Prior, he served as CCO at Kampyle (acquired by Medallia and now Medallia Digital) and as VP of customer success and professional services at LivePerson.
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“Customer success is in CallMiner’s DNA. The company has always placed great importance on helping organizations leverage our industry-leading platform to understand their customers and drive better experiences.” said Ranger. “By combining that technology leadership with an impressive team of professionals, we have the opportunity to better align with our customers’ business strategies and drive transformational results. I look forward to delivering on this opportunity.”
