Amplitude, Inc., a leading digital analytics platform, announced the hiring of two key executives in Europe and Asia who will lead Amplitude’s growth in their respective regions. Matt Bennett joins the company as vice president for Asia Pacific Japan (APJ), and Tansu Yegen joins as vice president for Central Europe, East Europe, the Commonwealth of Independent States, Middle East and Africa.
“There is an increasingly diverse set of companies across EMEA and APJ, from digital natives to more traditional enterprises, that are all looking to drive growth of their products and services through digital platforms and engagement. We have a unique opportunity at Amplitude to help fuel that growth with data, insights and actions that can improve digital experiences,” said Nate Crook, Amplitude’s Chief Revenue Officer. “Matt and Tansu have the right passion for this opportunity and experience in their respective local markets to accelerate our next phase of growth as we continue to evolve our go-to-market model and operations with the Amplitude Platform.”
Bennett has spent nearly 20 years driving international demand in the APJ region with high-growth companies like VMWare Carbon Black, MobileIron, and Zscaler. From startups to market-leading businesses, he has built and scaled sales teams focused on efficient growth and high performance.
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“The opportunity in the APJ market is massive because everyone wants to better understand their customers’ needs,” Bennett said. “Amplitude exists to help companies build better products through data, and ultimately, drive growth. I see the strong sense of community Amplitude has already built with its customers, and I’m passionate about keeping that in our DNA.”
Yegen has more than 30 years of experience working for some of the world’s biggest and fastest-growing technology companies. Before joining Amplitude, he led emerging markets at UiPath, managing operations in more than 100 countries. He also held general manager roles at Samsung Mobile and IBM Global Business Services and was the CEO of Ukraine-based mobile operator Lifecell. He has previously held leadership roles at Apple, Microsoft, and HP.
“With an incredibly diverse group of emerging markets in Europe, we have an opportunity to create lasting partnerships with companies looking to transform their digital business,” Yegen said. “Amplitude has a fantastic reputation for helping businesses leverage data and insights to improve their digital experiences, deepen customer relationships, and drive growth. I’m excited to be part of this dynamic team.”
SOURCE: BusinessWire