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Jeff Bartman
Ellery & Associates Private Investment
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Jeff Bartman is managing partner of Ellery & Associates, a firm focused on private placement investing.
In 2007 he joined SAP as Vice President of Marketing & Business Development for the newly created Global Financial Services Industry Line of Business. He was ...
In 2007 he joined SAP as Vice President of Marketing & Business Development for the newly created Global Financial Services Industry Line of Business. He was ...
Jeff Bartman is managing partner of Ellery & Associates, a firm focused on private placement investing.
In 2007 he joined SAP as Vice President of Marketing & Business Development for the newly created Global Financial Services Industry Line of Business. He was tasked with building awareness and demand for enterprise applications, platform middleware, industry solutions, alliances and consulting offerings while positioning and communicating how SAP brings to bear broad capabilities to create value for customers.
Prior to that Jeff spent 14 years at IBM where he held a series of senior management positions. Most recently he lead Marketing and Business Development for Global Solutions also serving as industry customer strategy executive for Latin America. Earlier he was Global Marketing Executive for the $22B worldwide Financial Services Sector responsible for marketing strategy, demand creation and awareness, market intelligence, branding, analyst relations, events, communications, sales enablement and strategic alliance marketing for over 40 independent software partners.
Before IBM, Jeff was with Digital and Merrill Lynch. He holds a B.A. from
Emerson College and an M.A. from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
He attended the management programs at Harvard, INSEAD and the IBM Business Management Institute in Milan.
Jeff founded VerticalApplications.com, sold to a venture consortium in 2001. He was recently awarded a Certificate of Recognition from Ryerson University in Toronto for his work in vertical industry technology thought leadership.
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In 2007 he joined SAP as Vice President of Marketing & Business Development for the newly created Global Financial Services Industry Line of Business. He was tasked with building awareness and demand for enterprise applications, platform middleware, industry solutions, alliances and consulting offerings while positioning and communicating how SAP brings to bear broad capabilities to create value for customers.
Prior to that Jeff spent 14 years at IBM where he held a series of senior management positions. Most recently he lead Marketing and Business Development for Global Solutions also serving as industry customer strategy executive for Latin America. Earlier he was Global Marketing Executive for the $22B worldwide Financial Services Sector responsible for marketing strategy, demand creation and awareness, market intelligence, branding, analyst relations, events, communications, sales enablement and strategic alliance marketing for over 40 independent software partners.
Before IBM, Jeff was with Digital and Merrill Lynch. He holds a B.A. from
Emerson College and an M.A. from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
He attended the management programs at Harvard, INSEAD and the IBM Business Management Institute in Milan.
Jeff founded VerticalApplications.com, sold to a venture consortium in 2001. He was recently awarded a Certificate of Recognition from Ryerson University in Toronto for his work in vertical industry technology thought leadership.
Sept. 26, 2011
Jeff Bartman
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Above the Funnel: Making the Connection between Social Sales & Marketing and Measurable ROI
Take out the word "social" from the buzz & bubble and this is the age old discussion about better linkage between sales & marketing, and how to measure marketing ROI. The difference now maybe that we have a new tool or channel - the social ... more
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