With Extensive Experience in SaaS Product Leadership, Anirban Will Deliver Focus on Accelerating Product Growth and Supercharging Innovation Across the Bloomreach Commerce Experience Cloud

Bloomreach, the world’s #1 Commerce Experience Cloud, announced it has appointed Anirban Bardalaye as Chief Product Officer, effective immediately. In this role, Anirban will further accelerate the growth of the company’s three product pillars — Discovery, Engagement, and Content — as it continues to scale its Commerce Experience Cloud to serve businesses around the world. Anirban previously served as Vice President of Product Management, Commerce Cloud, at Salesforce, and in addition to his success as a Y Combinator-backed entrepreneur, has nearly 15 years of experience leading product strategy for SaaS companies.

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“We’re thrilled to have Anirban joining the team to lead Bloomreach into its next era of product leadership,” said Raj De Datta, co-founder and CEO, Bloomreach. “His background in product strategy within the digital commerce and marketing space will be an invaluable asset to Bloomreach as we scale our offerings across a growing customer base. We look forward to seeing the continued innovation our product team will achieve under his leadership, and the tangible ways in which that innovation will benefit our Bloomreach customers around the world.”

“Bloomreach has made massive strides in product innovation these past few years alone, and now, it’s poised to further redefine what an incredible commerce experience can achieve for businesses when driven by the right technology,” said Anirban Bardalaye. “I’m very excited to join this talented team in delivering new, advanced product innovation, helping businesses everywhere to drive measurable growth and sustained customer loyalty through the personalized digital experiences Bloomreach makes possible.”

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