Traction Guest Expands Executive Bench With Appointment of Roger Beharry Lall to Vice President of Product Marketing

Traction Guest, a global leader in cloud-based solutions for enterprise visitor management systems (VMS), announced the appointment of Roger Beharry Lall as Vice President of Product Marketing. With over 20 years’ experience leading high-growth marketing organizations at B2B tech companies, Beharry Lall brings extensive knowledge about product positioning, sales enablement, research/marketing analysis, and global go-to-market strategy. His background includes leadership positions at Think Research, Adlib Software, BlackBerry, and ISM-BC (an IBM Subsidiary). At Traction Guest, Beharry Lall will be responsible for product marketing, analyst relations, and market research, as well as driving customer demand through digital marketing, content, events, and other activities as the company expands globally.

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“Roger adds a wealth of marketing knowledge to our executive team and brings an outstanding track record of driving innovation and high-performance teams,” said Keith Metcalfe, CEO at Traction Guest. “He has deep experience leading global expansions and numerous product launches. He was also integral to bringing the smartphone category to life at BlackBerry. As we expand our enterprise offerings to keep people safe in the evolving workplace, Roger will be instrumental in refining our product positioning to fully capture the market opportunity.”

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Prior to Traction Guest, Beharry Lall served in executive marketing roles at several SaaS startups where he led go-to-market strategy and worldwide expansion; oversaw digital marketing and communications programs; and managed team build-outs and restructuring. Throughout his career, he has contributed to companies’ significant growth by helping them address the complex needs of enterprise customers in regulated industries. At BlackBerry, where Roger spent more than a decade, he contributed to the definition and evolution of the mobile handset category, expanding the brand into new vertical segments and working on the groundbreaking team that launched the company’s inaugural Wi-Fi offering.