Cynthia Loosley

Cynthia Loosley is a seasoned Senior Marketing Executive specializing in driving organizational transformations for sustainable outcomes, with a track record in product and marketing roles across technology and nonprofit sectors.

With a rich history in launching innovative products globally, Cynthia's career highlights include spearheading the launch of the industry's first real-time customer analytics system at Aspect Communications and leading the rebranding efforts to position the company as an eCRM solutions provider.

Her role as VP of Marketing at Vuent saw her successfully launching a cloud-based collaborative design application for supply chain manufacturers and securing a strategic partnership with Oracle, ultimately leading to Oracle's acquisition of Vuent technology.

Noteworthy is Cynthia's expertise as a database design specialist, notably contributing to the introduction of Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE) software at BACHMAN Information Systems, a company that later went public and was acquired by Computer Associates.

Beyond her corporate achievements, Cynthia has also made significant contributions to the marketing community, having served as a two-term president of the Silicon Valley American Marketing Association, where she steered the chapter to win the AMA's highest award for management and leadership in 2002.

Currently, Cynthia Loosley holds the esteemed position of Chair of the Computer History Museum's annual Fellow Awards, showcasing her dedication to preserving and honoring technological advancements.

In addition to her impressive marketing career, Cynthia Loosley brings a unique background as a former classical concert pianist, holding a Bachelor of Music from USC and a Master of Music degree from the Boston Conservatory of Music.

Cynthia Loosley's areas of expertise include Customer Development, Positioning and Messaging, and Integrated Communications, supported by her educational background in Computer Science, Management, Marketing Communications, and Piano Performance.