Evans promoted as Part of company-wide focus on customer success.
TUCSON, ARIZ – As part of a company-wide effort to enhance the customer experience, Simpleview’s former Vice President of Sales & Account Services, Greg Evans, has been promoted to Chief Revenue Officer.
“As Simpleview continues to grow and evolve, we’re always asking ourselves how we can best serve our customers,” said Simpleview CEO Ryan George. “Over the last several months, we’ve placed a greater emphasis on the three pillars of our organization – Tourism & Brand Marketing, Stakeholder and Community Engagement, and Meeting Sales & Marketing.”
He continued, “All of the changes we have made recently have been in support of these pillars, and this is no exception.”
Evans boasts a venerable sales career that spans more than two decades, most of which has been spent at Simpleview. Both his industry tenure and his in-depth knowledge of Simpleview’s products and services will enable him to think strategically on the customer’s behalf and provide them with innovative solutions that cater to their individual needs.
“I don’t want our customers to have to guess when they are being helped and when they are being sold to,” said George. “Having Greg in this position will strengthen our customer success efforts, and help create a customer experience that is just as exceptional as our products and services.”
Evans will continue to lead a team of Simpleview experts, while collaborating with industry thought leaders in areas such as tourism marketing, group sales and stakeholder engagement.
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