Rooney is a 20-year industry veteran with proven success in marketing and sales.
IntelliChief, LLC, a leading provider of paperless process management (PPM) solutions for the IBM i (System i, iSeries, AS/400) enterprise, has announced the appointment of Michael R. Rooney to Vice President of Sales and Marketing.
A 20-year industry veteran with extensive executive marketing and sales leadership experience, Michael R. Rooney comes to IntelliChief from Integrity Interactive, a producer of ethics and compliance programs for the Global 2000, where he was the Senior Vice President of Global Sales and Client Development. Prior to that, he held the Vice President of Sales and Marketing position at Integrity Interactive.
Michael R. Rooney brings to IntelliChief considerable skills and experience from having held various senior sales and management roles with technology firms including Tower Technology (acquired by OpenText), a developer of integrated document management workflow solutions, Charles River Development, Oracle Corp., Excelergy Corp., and Logica PLC.
At IntelliChief, Rooney is responsible for all market-facing positioning, promotional and sales efforts for the IntelliChief product line of paperless process management (PPM) solutions, both direct and through channel relationships.
"Michael Rooney has proven to be an indispensable part of our overall efforts to develop and promote our IntelliChief product, and we look forward to seeing results as his team cultivates potential strategic partnering relationships for our company," said Gary Langton, CEO and co-founder of IntelliChief, LLC.
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