Brightfin Names Dan McNamara Chief Customer Officer

As Brightfin expands its platform and rides growing enterprise demand for IT spend control, the company taps Dan McNamara with a track record of scaling teams through rapid growth

ENGLEWOOD, Colo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Brightfin, the leading platform for total spend intelligence in enterprise IT, today announced that Dan McNamara has joined the company as Chief Customer Officer (CCO). The appointment comes as Brightfin extends its platform into a broader vision of financial truth and operational clarity across the entire enterprise technology stack, and as more IT and finance leaders turn to Brightfin to make sense of fast-growing, fragmented spend across cloud, mobile, and emerging AI tooling.

McNamara has built his career on meeting increasingly complex customer expectations. Twice, he has joined a customer organization in the middle of rapid growth and left it with a stronger customer base. As Chief Customer Officer at Apryse, he helped grow annual recurring revenue from $40 million to $250 million while the company completed more than 15 acquisitions. He expanded his team through that period without losing the customer trust that growth at that pace can easily erode. Before Apryse, he served as Vice President of Customer Success at Catalant Technologies, where he doubled revenue. He began his career in customer success and account management roles at Quickbase, athenahealth, and Zaius. Most recently, he has been an Operating Advisor at M33 Growth and Founder and Principal of Weldon Farm Advisors.

At Brightfin, McNamara will lead the global customer success, support, and services organizations, ensuring the platform's expanding capabilities translate into real, measurable value for customers. As the company's product surface grows, McNamara's will ensure the relationship between Brightfin and its customers is as tight as it was on day one.

Why Brightfin

"Dan has done this before. He's joined companies in the middle of rapid growth and made the customer experience stronger along the way," said Joel Martins, CEO of Brightfin. "We're at a similar point now as we expand what our platform does for enterprise IT and finance teams. Dan knows how to turn that kind of growth into deeper customer partnerships instead of growing pains."

“I've built my career on authenticity and building practices that drive value for customers - and along the way helping teams flourish through rapid periods of growth,” said McNamara. “Brightfin is entering exactly that kind of growth phase, expanding what it can offer customers at a moment when enterprises need more clarity into their technology spend than ever. I'm looking forward to making sure every customer feels that momentum as a benefit, not a disruption.”

McNamara's arrival underscores Brightfin's commitment to pairing platform expansion with an equally ambitious customer experience, as the company works to stay ahead of enterprise demand for spend intelligence across an increasingly complex technology landscape.

About Brightfin

Brightfin is committed to shaping a world where every technology decision is grounded in financial truth, operational clarity, and intelligent automation — enabling organizations to reduce total spend and reinvest in critical innovation. For more information, visit www.brightfin.com.