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ThinkAnalytics Expands Board, Adds Sales VP

March 13, 2013 |
LONDON and LOS ANGELES -- ThinkAnalytics™, the world’s most widely deployed multiplatform TV search and recommendations engine, today announced new executive appointments to the company’s executive and North American sales team and a strengthening of its U.S. based resources. Michael Pohl has joined the company as a Member of the Corporate Board of Directors and Strategic Director for Marketing and Business Development, Americas. Nancy Pingitore has been named Vice President of Sales. Additional appointments have also been made in the North American based development and support teams.

Michael will focus on marketing and business development activities in The Americas and provide strategic direction for the company’s expansion into new markets. Nancy is charged with overseeing key customer accounts and partnerships throughout the U.S. working closely with Michele McGarry, Vice President of Marketing and Business Development, North America.

“Our large-scale deployments have proven that delivering better TV recommendations has a profound impact on business results,” said Eddie Young, Chairman, ThinkAnalytics. “Michael and Nancy have both had tremendous success in opening sales channels for new technologies in this industry. With their help we will continue to hasten the deployment of Intelligent Navigation and personalized recommendations that drive home the business objectives of our operator customers and provide value for their subscribers.”

ThinkAnalytics Ltd.



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