Integrate, a leading B2B marketing solutions provider, announced the appointment of Tony Uphoff as President of Pipeline360, the company’s media business. Uphoff has a strong track record of building, growing, and leading tech, data, media, and marketing services companies, with notable leadership roles at Thomasnet.com, UBM TechWeb, VNU Media, The Hollywood Reporter, InformationWeek and Business.com.
“Tony is an influential thought leader in B2B media and marketing services and has been a longtime friend of Integrate since our early days,” said Jeremy Bloom, co-founder and CEO of Integrate. “I’m excited to officially welcome Tony to the Integrate family and look forward to partnering with him to scale Pipeline360.”
Most recently, Uphoff led Thomasnet.com through a transformative turnaround and growth phase, culminating in its acquisition by Xometry, a prominent player in the on-demand manufacturing marketplace, for $300M in December 2021.
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“With a world-class team, a robust roadmap committed to delivering unmatched value to its customers, and the backing of Audax, a top-tier privacy equity firm, Pipeline360 has both a solid foundation and enormous growth potential,” said Uphoff. “I’m thrilled to be joining Pipeline360 as President at this critical juncture to help lead the next phase of growth and innovation.”
Uphoff also serves as an Acceleration Economy Analyst and a mentor at startup accelerator MuckerLab, and has been a board member at Software and Information Industry Association (SIIA), Linfield College, and HIMSS Media. In 2020, Uphoff’s excellence in journalism and media was further celebrated with the prestigious McAllister Fellowship Award from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism.
Integrate recently announced the launch of its SaaS and Pipeline360 business units. To learn more, visit our blog “Empowering Our Customers: Unveiling Integrate’s Specialized Business Units – SaaS and Pipeline360 Media.”
SOURCE: PRWeb
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