Nick Smith Named Vice President and General Manager of Asia Pacific

Smart Communications, the only provider of a cloud-based, next-generation customer communications management platform, announced it has appointed Nick Smith to lead sales efforts in Asia Pacific. Smith is an industry veteran with expertise in both customer communications and data management. He joins Smart Communications from Informatica, where he served as managing director of ANZ, leading tremendous growth across tier one enterprise clients in both the commercial and government sectors.

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“Nick’s extensive industry experience and tenure in APAC make him an invaluable asset as we deepen our investment in the region,” said Dave Towers, CRO of Smart Communications. “Under his leadership, we’ll work even more aggressively to help enterprises drive smarter customer conversations that enhance customer experience and customer loyalty.”

Prior to joining Informatica, Smith served as Managing Director for both Pitney Bowes Software and Thunderhead, building credibility in the region for his leadership in customer communications management software. He is a graduate of Brunel University London and the Melbourne Business School.

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“I’ve been watching the continued innovation and leadership at Smart Communications with great interest,” stated Smith. “The company’s cloud-first strategy, coupled with its recent acquisition of Canberra-headquartered Intelledox, provides a truly unique opportunity for us to deliver the industry’s only future-proof customer communications strategy. It’s an exciting time for the company and I’m thrilled to be on board as we deepen investment in and execute our growth plans for Australia and the surrounding regions.

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