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Christopher Kolling
Additional Info
| Company / Organization | Feroot |
| Company size | 10 - 49 employees |
| Country | United States |
| World Region | North America |
| Website | http://www.feroot.com |
NOMINATION HIGHLIGHTS
As the vice president of marketing at Feroot, Christopher Kolling is a passionate technology marketing leader who has spent the majority of his 15+ year marketing career crafting the right message, for the right audience, at the right time. He is a well-rounded product management and marketing professional with extensive experience launching new products and initiatives in the cybersecurity industry. As a veteran of multiple cybersecurity start-ups, he has deep strengths in building marketing functions, departments, and teams from scratch. He is armed with substantial expertise in developing competitive analyses, go-to-market plans, and sales enablement, resulting in developing and executing on strategic plans to generate significant revenue growth.
Accomplishments
-- Responsible for building the foundation for Feroot’s marketing efforts from the ground up.
-- Holding an MBA in Business Administration and Management from the University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business, Christopher also holds a degree in sociology from American University.
-- Christopher earned a Psychology of Leadership Certificate from Cornell University and is also Pragmatic Marketing Certified – Level Four by the Pragmatic Institute.
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