Deniz Dondero

Deniz Dondero has a diverse work experience spanning multiple companies and roles. Most recently, Deniz joined Tipalti in 2022 as the Director of Integrated Marketing. Prior to that, they worked at Redis in 2021 as the Director of Demand Generation.

Deniz spent a significant portion of their career at ServiceNow, where they started in 2019 and held the role of Director, Campaigns - Employee Workflows. In this position, Deniz oversaw marketing activation and pipeline generation for various employee workflow solutions. They orchestrated integrated marketing campaigns aligned with sales plays and developed go-to-market strategies for newly launched products.

Before ServiceNow, Deniz worked at NetSuite from 2011 to 2019 in various marketing roles. They served as the Director of Digital and Marketing Campaigns, managing third-party digital programs and integrated campaigns to support pipeline goals. Previously, they held roles such as Senior Marketing Manager and Manager of Marketing Communications at NetSuite.

In 2010, Deniz worked at Check Point Software Technologies as a Channel Marketing Manager, where they communicated launch updates, planned and executed promotional campaigns, and organized logistics for global events. Prior to that, Deniz worked at Miracle Graphics as an Account Manager and at Lowe Contexture as an Account Executive, where they developed communication strategies and managed branding campaigns.

Overall, Deniz Dondero has a strong background in marketing, with expertise in integrated campaigns, demand generation, and go-to-market strategies.

Deniz Dondero pursued their education starting from 1998, when they enrolled at West Chester University of Pennsylvania. Deniz spent four years there, completing their Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Studies in 2001. Following this, Deniz continued to enhance their knowledge and skills by attending Emerson College from 2002 to 2003. At Emerson, they pursued a Master of Arts degree in Global Marketing, Communications and Advertising.