RateGain Appoints Heather Moses as Chief Marketing Officer
RateGain Travel Technologies Limited has appointed Heather Moses as its new Chief Marketing Officer. Moses will lead global marketing efforts, focusing on brand growth and GTM strategy. She brings over 20 years of experience in scaling B2B technology companies.
The appointment of a key executive like a CMO can have a significant impact on the company's marketing strategy, brand perception, and overall growth trajectory.
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RateGain Travel Technologies Limited has announced the appointment of Heather Moses as its new Chief Marketing Officer (CMO). Based in Boston, Moses will be responsible for leading RateGain's global marketing functions, including category leadership, brand growth, and go-to-market strategy. She will also oversee communications, design, demand generation, and integrated marketing initiatives across the company's AI-powered travel and hospitality solutions.
Moses brings over two decades of experience in scaling B2B technology companies globally. Previously, she served as Vice President of Corporate Marketing at Cornerstone OnDemand and held CMO roles at Allego and Nexthink. Her experience includes building high-performing global teams and driving significant commercial impact in competitive markets.
Bhanu Chopra, Founder and Managing Director of RateGain, stated that marketing is central to growth and differentiation in an AI-driven world, and Heather's expertise in scaling SaaS brands and building demand engines is crucial for the company's vision. Heather Moses expressed her excitement about working with the team to communicate RateGain's value and build a marketing engine for durable growth.
This appointment is part of RateGain's ongoing expansion of its global leadership team as it advances its AI-powered platform and grows across key customer segments worldwide. RateGain is a global provider of AI-powered SaaS solutions for the travel and hospitality industry, serving over 13,000 customers and 700 partners in more than 160 countries.
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