Mobile app experience company Airship announced the appointment of Tracey Ryan O’Connor as Senior Vice President of Global Sales. In this role, O’Connor will be responsible for accelerating Airship’s new business efforts globally, including serving on the company’s Executive Leadership Team. She will report directly to CEO and president Brett Caine.
“Tracey brings an incredible amount of hands-on leadership experience in growing teams to help global enterprises solve their most pressing needs around digital marketing, personalization and ecommerce,” said Brett Caine, CEO and president, Airship. “Her background is the perfect fit as mobile apps have become the digital center of customer experience, and I’m confident she will be a tremendous force in growing Airship’s talent and market penetration as more companies seek to level-up the value of mobile app experiences.”
O’Connor brings more than 20 years of experience in digital marketing, ecommerce and personalization technologies for companies such as ATG, Neustar and Oracle. Most recently, O’Connor was Group Vice President of Commerce for Coveo, a SaaS company providing AI-powered search technology, which acquired personalization platform Qubit. At Quibit, O’Connor led global sales and was promoted within her first year to Chief Revenue Officer where she led sales, solutions, marketing, customer success and strategy. Prior to that, O’Connor held senior director and regional director roles at Reflektion and SmarterHQ, respectively.
“Airship is the only company focused 100% on helping brands master the full lifecycle of mobile app experience, offering a massive opportunity for brands to optimize every aspect of the destination preferred by their most valuable customers,” said Tracey Ryan O’Connor, SVP of Global Sales, Airship. “I’m thrilled to join Airship to lead our incredibly talented teams in helping more businesses everywhere capture greater value and form stronger, more durable customer relationships.”
O’Connor is a graduate of Fairfield University. She earned her J.D. at the Seton Hall University School of Law.
