E2open Appoints Seasoned Finance and Marketing Executives
REDWOOD CITY, Calif., July 22 /PRNewswire/ — E2open, Inc., the leading provider of multi-enterprise on-demand solutions for supply and demand chains, procurement and B2B integration, today announced that it has strengthened its executive management team with the appointments of Peter Maloney as chief financial officer and Andrew Salzman as chief marketing officer. These appointments build on the company’s momentum of serving a growing roster of supply chain process leaders, including Dell, The Boeing Company, Cisco, Hitachi, IBM, LG Electronics, LSI Corporation, Matsushita Electric Industrial (Panasonic), Motorola, Seagate Technology, Celestica, Spansion, Vodafone and Wistron.
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Maloney brings more than 18 years of strategic financial management accomplishments in both public and private companies to E2open, including deep experience in managing SaaS-based business models. Prior to joining E2open, Maloney was chief financial officer at SNOCAP, Inc. responsible for all of the company’s finance and customer care operations. Before SNOCAP, Maloney served as vice president of finance and chief financial officer for Keynote Systems, Inc., where he directed the financial performance of the company, completed multiple strategic acquisitions and executed two successful tender offers. Prior to Keynote Systems he held senior management positions at Adaptive Broadband Corporation, Republic Industries, Dole Food Company and Arthur Andersen LLP. Maloney holds an M.B.A. degree in corporate finance from the University of Southern California’s Marshall School of Business and a B.B.A. degree in economics from Temple University’s Fox School of Business; he is also a Certified Public Accountant.
Salzman is a seasoned marketing executive with over 27 years of global experience in implementing and driving corporate business, marketing, and product strategy for leadership brands including Kodak, Compaq, Siebel Systems, and Information Resources. Prior to E2open, Salzman was the chief marketing officer at Information Resources, where he was the lead marketing executive in content and analytics solutions focused on increasing business performance for consumer goods, retail and healthcare industries. Salzman also served as a vice president of corporate marketing at Siebel Systems and as a worldwide vice president of marketing at Compaq Computer. He has also held line and staff management positions in directing US, European, and Asian operations at the DMB&B/Publicis and McCann-Erickson ad agencies based in London and Tokyo.
“Our ability to attract the highest caliber of talents is a testament to the strong reputation, momentum and industry leadership of E2open,” said Mark Woodward, CEO of E2open. “Both Andrew and Peter are world-class professionals with proven track records that will be critical to support the next phase of growth to E2open.”
About E2open, Inc.
E2open is the leading provider of on-demand multi-enterprise solutions for today’s global supply and demand chains. The company delivers a working business process including software, deployment, and operations that quickly improves visibility, control, responsiveness, and collaboration across multiple tiers of customers, partners, and suppliers, resulting in major improvements across all key supply and demand chain performance metrics. Customers span a range of industries and include The Boeing Company, Celestica, Cisco, Dell, Hitachi, IBM, LG Electronics, LSI Corporation, Matsushita Electric Industrial (Panasonic), Motorola, Seagate Technology, Spansion, Vodafone, Wistron, and YRC Worldwide. Deployed as an on-demand managed service that easily connects with SAP, Oracle, and other ERP systems of record, E2open works with you every step of the way based on a pay-for-performance model to ensure that you are able to optimize the performance of your extended business network.
E2open, Inc.
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