Mark Bishop

Mark Bishop has extensive experience in marketing and leadership roles. In their most recent position as VP of Marketing at ThingTrax, they are responsible for overseeing marketing efforts. Prior to that, they held the role of VP Marketing at Acin, where they led a successful marketing team and contributed to the company securing a Series-B investment. As Director of International Marketing at Arkose Labs, Mark achieved significant growth in qualified leads and implemented effective marketing strategies. Mark also served as Head of Marketing, EMEA & APAC at Vindicia, where they accelerated regional growth and developed a successful SDR function. Mark worked as the Marketing Director at Logi Analytics and successfully launched a customer marketing program. Mark also held the role of Head of Marketing, EMEA at Vindicia, where they achieved impressive growth and managed an SEO project. Additionally, Mark served as the Product Marketing Manager at CloudSense, where they were responsible for the global product marketing function and managed partner relationships. As Marketing Director at Envitia, Mark had full responsibility for the marketing budget and team, achieving growth and recognition for MapLink Pro. Prior to that, Mark served as a Product Marketing Manager at Pitney Bowes Software, where they developed go-to-market strategies and established a Customer Advisory Panel. Mark began their career as a Product Manager at Plantech. throughout their career, Mark has consistently achieved outstanding results and demonstrated strong leadership skills.

Mark Bishop attended Kingston University from 1999 to 2004, where they obtained a BSc Hons degree in Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and Business. In addition to their degree, Mark has obtained several certifications, including the "PRINCE2 Foundation" certification from PRINCE2 in March 2009, the "Practical Product Management" certification from Pragmatic Marketing in June 2008, and the "Effective Product Marketing" certification from Pragmatic Marketing in September 2010.