Dynamicweb Appoints Eric Jan C. van Putten as VP of Marketing

B2B Martech enthusiast brings over 10 years of experience building successful marketing engines

Dynamicweb, a leading Ecommerce and Digital Experience management software provider to the mid-market and Enterprise, announced that marketing technology leader Eric Jan C. van Putten has joined the company as VP of Marketing. Eric Jan will lead all aspects of Dynamicweb’s marketing efforts as the company advances into its next phase of growth.

“Eric Jan is a great fit to Dynamicweb to further accelerate our leadership as an Ecommerce and Digital Experience company. Eric Jan’s experience in building successful marketing programs and proven track record in marketing technology is a great asset to Dynamicweb,” said Christian Beer, CEO of Dynamicweb. “We have big plans in the near future, and I’m thrilled to have such a marketing technology leader join.”

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Eric Jan brings more than 10 years of experience in B2B marketing technology and customer experience marketing and has been involved in operational excellence as well as driving significant marketing efficiency and performance. Most recently, he held the role of Director of Marketing Operations at Contentserv, a Product Information Management vendor. Before that, Eric Jan spent 7 years at Sitecore, a leading Digital Experience Platform vendor.

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“I’m very excited to see what’s ahead of Dynamicweb. We have a top-notch platform, with strong solutions in WCM, Digital Marketing, Ecommerce, and Product Information Management. And I’m even more energized by that we have a great, rapidly growing, partner network and well over 4000 happy customers in an exhilarating market,” enthused Eric Jan C. van Putten, VP of Marketing, Dynamicweb.

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