Carl Cahill

Carl Cahill has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Carl is currently working as the Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) at Renaissant, where they lead branding, marketing, and customer insights for a supply chain logistics software startup. Carl is also responsible for building and leading a team of sales leaders and customer support experts.

Prior to their current role, Carl worked as the Vice President of Marketing at Renaissant, where they helped companies move freight faster and safer through their C2 intelligence platform.

Before joining Renaissant, Carl worked as a Brand Strategy and Marketing Consultant, where they led marketing planning and brand strategy development for clients in the technology and retail space. Carl achieved business growth by utilizing data and consumer insights to create targeted and differentiated messaging.

Carl also gained valuable experience as the Sr. Director of Marketing, Brand Strategy, and Messaging at Children's Wisconsin from 2016 to 2019.

In their previous roles at GE Healthcare, Carl co-led a global repositioning project resulting in a new strategic and creative platform launch. Carl also directed a customer experience enhancement project tied to the new positioning.

Before that, Carl worked at SABMiller and Miller Brewing Company in various brand management roles, where they developed and managed new products and international marketing strategies.

Carl began their career at General Motors as a Motorsports Marketing Strategist and later worked at Bank of America as a Vice President Commercial Banking.

Overall, Carl Cahill's work experience showcases their expertise in branding, marketing, and strategic leadership across different industries.

Carl Cahill completed their Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from Georgetown University, attending from 1989 to 1993. Carl then pursued further education at Duke University - The Fuqua School of Business, where they earned their MBA in Marketing between 1999 and 2001. Additionally, in 1992, they had a brief stint at the University of Oxford, although no specific degree or field of study is provided for this period.