Edward Vesely

Edward Vesely has extensive work experience in marketing leadership roles. Edward is currently serving as the Chief Marketing Officer at Syntrio, Inc. In this role, they help organizations improve their workplace culture and compliance through innovative solutions. Prior to this, Edward served as the Chief Marketing Officer at PROLIFIQ, where they played a crucial role in driving growth initiatives and developing a go-to-market strategy. Edward also served as a Board Director at PROLIFIQ for a brief period. Before that, Edward was the EVP and Chief Marketing Officer at Vision Solutions, where they achieved significant revenue growth and oversaw all marketing functions. Edward also held advisory board positions at DePaul University and G2 Crowd. Earlier in their career, Edward served as the EVP and Chief Marketing Officer at SilkRoad and as the SVP of Marketing and Business Development at Vision Solutions. Edward played a key role in the growth of Click Commerce as the SVP of Marketing and co-founded and led three new product divisions at Platinum Technology as the VP of Marketing. Overall, Edward Vesely has a proven track record of driving revenue growth and leading successful marketing strategies in various industries.

Edward Vesely has a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree in Marketing from DePaul University, although the year of completion is not provided. Edward also holds two Bachelor of Science (BS) degrees, one in Computer Science and the other in Journalism, both from Northern Illinois University. The specific years of completion for these degrees are not mentioned.

In terms of additional certifications, Edward has obtained several certifications. In January 2018, they earned a certification in Google Analytics from Google Analytics for Business. More recently, in April 2022, they completed a certification in US Workplace Harassment from Syntrio. In July 2022, they obtained a certification in Empathy and Allyship, also from Syntrio. Lastly, in October 2022, Edward completed a certification called "Speak Up! Raising Workplace Concerns" from Syntrio.