WoodWing Software Names Vice President of Marketing

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Mark Hoff has been named vice president of marketing with WoodWing Software, a leading vendor of multi-channel publishing and digital asset management solutions for publishers, corporates and agencies. With this newly created management position, WoodWing has made provisions for continued strong global growth and the advancing diversification of target groups and customer segments.

Hoff is a seasoned marketing expert with extensive international experience, especially in the field of B2B solutions and services. For nearly six years, Hoff held the position of marketing director EMEA at Epicor, a vendor of business software solutions for manufacturing, trade, hospitality as well as service and consulting companies. Hoff built a successful network of partners in more than 140 countries and was responsible for Epicor´s partnerships with Microsoft and HP.

During his career, Hoff held various senior marketing roles in companies in diverse sectors such as chemicals, health, real estate and luxury goods. For an investor, he founded three companies offering sports equipment and security software. He joins WoodWing from WHATFR, his own marketing consulting company.

"With its continuous innovative power, WoodWing Software is one of the most interesting companies worldwide in the field of software solutions for publishing and communications,” Hoff said. "I look forward to working with the brilliant team to further develop the marketing strategy and increase the awareness of WoodWing Software and its solutions, reaching new target groups worldwide."

"We are delighted that Mark has joined WoodWing as Vice President of Marketing,” said Hans Janssen, CEO of WoodWing Software. "Leveraging his comprehensive experience, Mark’s first focus will be on extending our presence in the corporate market –  especially for Elvis DAM – through our network of solution partners."

Gerard van den Akker will continue in his role of marketing manager and will focus on online communications and e-marketing

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