The Software Report Announces The Top 50 Women Leaders in SaaS of 2023
Summary
The distinguished women featured on this years list hold diverse leadership roles such as CEOs, CFOs, CROs, CMOs, and Presidents, showcasing a broad spectrum of expertise. Through their demonstrated excellence, they highlight that robust and innovative leadership is instrumental in fostering the success and rapid adoption of top-notch software solutions within the globalized digital economy. This years award recipients include Jennifer Murphy, who holds the position of VP of Channels and Alliances at StarTree, where she has significantly contributed to the startups rapid expansion by forging strategic partnerships with major players in the data analytics industry, such as AWS, Databricks, and Confluent. This years awardees include Therese Tucker (BlackLine), Kim Crawford Goodman (Smarsh), Jana Hey (WorkWave), Katherine Kostereva (Creatio), Renee Krug(Transflo), Elizabeth Harz (Veriato), Paula Hansen (Alteryx), Hope Krutz (EAB), Fay Sien Goon (AppFolio), Cathie Hall (IFS), Audrey Gato (Phreesia), Divya Ghatak (SentinelOne), Nikki Brewer (PROS), Jennifer Griffin Smith (Acquia), Christina Augustine (Bloomreach), Faiza Hughell (Tebra), Michelle Engle (UserTesting), Anneliese Schulz (Syncron AB), Jeaneen Andrews-Feldman (Simpli.fi), Christine Kaszubski (Pindrop), Brook McShane Bock (Lightspeed Systems), Katie Gross (Suzy), Carey Lewis (Island), Steph Do (Tropic), Jennifer Murphy (StarTree), Lauren Thames (Clearwave Corporation), Kristie Invie (Amplifire), Kristina Agassi (Sisense), and Danielle Cheah (Improbable), among other notable leaders. Based in New York City, the firm is run by a seasoned team of editors, writers, and media professionals highly knowledgeable on software and the various companies, executives, and investors that make up the sector.