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TrackVia Announces Tim Dillon as EVP of Sales

Company Continues Rapid Growth and Expansion as Demand for its Do-it-Yourself Application Building Platform Increases with Operations and IT Departments

original TrackVia announced the addition of Tim Dillon as their new Executive Vice President of Sales. (Photo: Business Wire)

TrackVia announced the addition of Tim Dillon as their new Executive Vice President of Sales. (Photo: Business Wire)

DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--TrackVia, the most trusted low-code app-building solution for business people, citizen developers, and IT professionals, today announced a new executive hire to lead Sales. Tim Dillon joins TrackVia as an experienced management professional with a proven history of growing sales and developing organizations across diverse industries.

Dillon joins TrackVia in Denver with 20 years of sales leadership experience. Dillon brings a history of driving top-line growth with best-in-class sales processes by making recruiting and culture core to his leadership DNA. Dillon’s leadership will help drive TrackVia’s low-code application expansion into the critical manufacturing and finance industries, enabling customers to modernize their workflow, improve efficiencies, save time, and provide better insights into their processes.

“We’re thrilled to have someone of Tim’s caliber and skillset join our team,” said Ed Daihl, CEO of TrackVia. “There’s enormous momentum at TrackVia and Tim will play a vital role in building and fostering our customer relationships across the many industries we serve.”

Dillon will help lead the growing Denver-based software company as it continues to invest in its low-code application building platform and in key verticals, including mortgage lending, manufacturing, and the budding cannabis sector.

About TrackVia

TrackVia offers the most-trusted app building platform for anyone looking for a better way to work. TrackVia gives business people and IT professionals the ability to easily build and integrate apps to track, manage, and automate processes in days, not weeks. People from Stearns Lending, Honeywell, and Dow made lasting and substantial improvements to their business using TrackVia’s bullet-proof cloud-based technology and they love getting the industry’s best customer experience every step of the way.

Contacts

For more information, press only:
Mechelle Martz-Mayfield
PR/Corporate Communications Manager
TrackVia, Inc.
(720) 722-8930
www.trackvia.com

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Contacts

For more information, press only:
Mechelle Martz-Mayfield
PR/Corporate Communications Manager
TrackVia, Inc.
(720) 722-8930
www.trackvia.com

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