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Kristin Cowhey

Kristin Cowhey
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Kristin Cowhey joined PacGenesis in 2013 leading sales and marketing practices. Responsibilities include managing PacGenesis marketing initiatives, social media strategies, partner relations, and new business development.

To this role, Kristin brings a unique blend of experiences including project management, client relations, and solution-based selling. She has a proven track record in aligning strategic methodologies with client goals. Kristin has over 8 years of experience in sales, marketing, and project management. Most recently, Kristin was responsible for cultivating business opportunities and maintaining a sales pipeline for customers who were evaluating IBM’s Rational brand of products.

Kristin earned Bachelor’s Degrees in Communications and Political Science from North Carolina State University.

Company
PacGenesis, Inc.
Job Function
Sales/Marketing
Country
United States
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Kristin Cowhey

 

Kristin Cowhey joined PacGenesis in 2013 leading sales and marketing practices. Responsibilities include managing PacGenesis marketing initiatives, social media strategies, partner relations, and new business development.

To this role, Kristin brings a unique blend of experiences including project management, client relations, and solution-based selling. She has a proven track record in aligning strategic methodologies with client goals. Kristin has over 8 years of experience in sales, marketing, and project management. Most recently, Kristin was responsible for cultivating business opportunities and maintaining a sales pipeline for customers who were evaluating IBM’s Rational brand of products.

 

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Development DNA The Evolution of z/OS Development

Kristin Cowhey explains how z/OS development has evolved throughout the years and what that means for developers and tech personnel. With legacy developers leaving the workforce, there’s a dire need to replace the knowledge in order to maintain the mainframe systems and applications that are still in use today.