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Josh Wetzel
Chief Revenue Officer at OneSignal
Josh Wetzel is the Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) at OneSignal, a leading customer engagement platform used by over a million businesses worldwide.1 Here are some key details about Josh Wetzel's professional background and role:
Career at OneSignal
Josh joined OneSignal in August 2018 as CRO.1 In this role, he is responsible for:
- Leading the go-to-market (GTM) functions, including sales, marketing, business development, and customer success
- Overseeing teams across three continents: North America, Europe, and Asia
- Contributing to OneSignal's growth, which now supports over 1 million businesses and delivers more than 12 billion daily messages
Previous Experience
Before joining OneSignal, Josh held several notable positions:
- eBay: Sr. Director of Sales & Marketing (June 2016 - May 2018)
- Mobile Marketing Association: Member of NA Board of Directors (August 2016 - September 2018)
- PubMatic: Various roles, including Chief Revenue Officer (2008 - 2016)
- eBay/Shopping.com: Multiple positions (2004 - 2008)
- CNET Networks: Director of Business Development roles (2000 - 2004)
Education and Additional Roles
Josh holds a BA in History from Denison University and has studied Economics at Bucknell University.3 He is also:
- A founding member of Sidebar, a leadership program
- A former co-owner of LIFT Exercise, a boutique fitness studio
Expertise and Contributions
Josh is known for his expertise in:
- Product-led growth strategies
- Customer engagement and retention
- Digital commerce and marketing
- Revenue generation and business development
He has been instrumental in shaping OneSignal's approach to customer engagement, focusing on personalization, segmentation, and automation functionality.2
Highlights
Apr 4 · Business Wire
OneSignal Releases 2024 State of Customer Engagement Report Revealing Key Omnichannel Considerations and ... - Business Wire
Apr 4 · Yahoo Finance
OneSignal Releases 2024 State of Customer Engagement Report Revealing Key Omnichannel Considerations and ... - Yahoo Finance