The hiring of Brooke Cunningham as Chief Marketing Officer was announced by LogicMonitor, a SaaS-based Hybrid Observability platform driven by AI. Cunningham, who goes by Channel_Chick on X, is an accomplished marketer with more than 25 years of experience steering IT observability software companies through periods of significant expansion. According to LogicMonitor, she is unmatched in her ability to sell B2B solutions that provide long-term business transformation. She will be essential to LogicMonitor’s continued worldwide growth.
“For LogicMonitor, having Brooke join our team is a critical milestone. Christina Kosmowski, CEO of LogicMonitor, said, “She perfectly fits our strategic vision with her track record of driving innovation and growth in observability, along with her emphasis on customer and partner relationships. Brooke’s leadership in transforming IT operations and dedication to our core values will be instrumental as we expand our reach and continue to enhance our AI offerings.”
Cunningham’s background would be ideal for her recently created position at LogicMonitor. She was CMO at inriver for the most recent period and Datto before that. She’s also had executive positions at Qlik, SAP, and Splunk. She led the team through a $6.2 billion purchase during her time at Datto, and she was instrumental in increasing Splunk’s sales from $650 million to over $2.5 billion. Her primary goals include creating outcome-based integrated marketing models and building for scalability in line with LogicMonitor’s overarching strategic aim.
“I knew this was a unique location from the moment I met with LogicMonitor. I saw the chance to work with this amazing team and have an effect, with state-of-the-art technology and impressive clients. My main goals are to strengthen this amazing brand, accelerate its development, and broaden our worldwide presence,” said Brooke Cunningham. “I’m also especially excited to showcase more of our exceptional customer stories and further harness our valued partner ecosystem to drive exponential growth.”
