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Thom Robbins Joins Kentico as Product Evangelist
Thom Robbins will be responsible for evangelizing Kentico CMS for ASP.NET with Web developers, Web designers and interactive agencies. He will also work closely with Kentico Product Manager, Michal Neuwirth, another Microsoft employee who joined Kentico in October.
"We are very excited to welcome Thom to the team. His extensive experience in product marketing and evangelism will help us make our enterprise-class Web content management solution more visible to the market, said Petr Palas, Kentico CEO. "He will also help us better educate our existing clients and partners about all the capabilities of the Kentico CMS platform,".
"I am excited to join Kentico as their product evangelist. They are clearly one of the leaders in the Web content management market and their product represents one of the most mature in the industry. " said Thomas Robbins.
Thom has nine years experience in technical marketing and evangelism for Microsoft. His previous roles included Principal Developer Evangelist, .NET Framework Product Management Director and, most recently, Director of Developer Audience. He played a key role in the success of the Microsoft .NET platform and received Microsoft Gold Star Awards four years in a row. Thom is the author of 3 books on Microsoft InfoPath and Windows Communication Foundation, as well as numerous industry articles.
Message was edited by: jvaughan@techtarget.com
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