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Catchpoint Expands Executive Team With Veteran Sales and Marketing Hires

New York, NY – (September 25, 2019) Catchpoint™, the leader in next-generation Digital Experience Monitoring (DEM), today announced three new appointments to its executive team. Nik Koutsoukos is Catchpoint’s new Vice President of Product Marketing; Bill Eastman assumes the role of Vice President, Solution Engineering; and Josh Delisle has been appointed Vice President of Global Business Development. “The addition […]

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