Mavenlink Chosen as finalist for TechAmerica High-Tech Innovation Awards

April 23, 2010 Edward Hieatt

We’d like to congratulate Mavenlink, one of our clients, for being chosen as a finalist for TechAmerica High-Tech Innovation Awards. Mavenlink (http://www.mavenlink.com) provides an online workspace that helps businesses and their consultants collaborate better. We’ve really enjoyed our ongoing work with the Mavenlink team, and we’re excited about Mavenlink’s progress!

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Edward Hieatt is Senior Vice President of Pivotal’s services organization. In this role, Edward is responsible for the strategy, execution, and business results of Pivotal's next-generation client services organization—Pivotal Labs. In addition, Edward is responsible for Pivotal's worldwide technical field and software subscription renewal organizations, which help clients adopt and become successful with Pivotal's products and services.

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