NetEconomy, a leader in real-time enterprise risk monitoring solutions for the finance industry, announced today that Henry Barenholz has joined NetEconomy as the Vice President of Sales and Marketing.
"Henry’s 17-year track record of developing effective global sales teams within the IT industry, as well as his vast international experience will be key drivers of our global expansion," said Sebastian Kuntz, CEO of NetEconomy. "As a recognized thought leader for CRM and analytics, Henry will be an asset to our organization, ensuring targeted rapid growth of NetEconomy’s risk monitoring solutions."
"NetEconomy's world-class solutions uniquely address the financial services market need for effective monitoring and management of risk related to money laundering, fraud, and market abuse," said Henry Barenholz, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for NetEconomy. "I am delighted to be part of this exciting company with exceptional solutions, and look forward to leading the sales and marketing team into new markets."
As Vice President of NetEconomy's worldwide Sales and Marketing department, Henry will drive client acquisitions and market growth through direct sales and strategic partners. Prior to joining NetEconomy, Henry held international sales and marketing management positions at Radarsoft, Computer Associates, ThinkAnalytics, Vantive, Peoplesoft and Formula Insurance Solutions.
At Computer Associates Henry was responsible for Large Accounts in The Netherlands. During the seven years he spent with Vantive /Peoplesoft (Vantive was acquired by Peoplesoft) Henry was responsible for Vantive's channels and partners within EMEA and the Direct Benelux Operations.
At Peoplesoft he was responsible for Peoplesoft's CRM Business across EMEA, later also for the Asia Pacific Region, for which he relocated to Singapore.
Upon his return to Europe, he was responsible for Peoplesoft's Channels within EMEA. At Formula Insurance Solutions, Henry was the General Manager for the Benelux Region. Henry has completed the YMP Program at Insead, Fontainebleau.