Press Release
Fast Growing SaaS Vendor eProject Names Tim Low Vice President of Marketing
Former Microsoft and Niku Executive Adds Strong Marketing, Communications and Management Know-How
SEATTLE, WA — September 5, 2007 — eProject, the leader in on-demand collaborative project portfolio management, today announced that Tim Low has been named vice president of marketing. Low’s responsibilities include product go-to-market strategy and execution, marketing operations, demand generation, corporate branding and communications.
“Tim brings a wealth of marketing experience and proven success in increasing demand and adoption of emerging products to eProject, and has been a key part of the company’s growth over the past year,” said Jeff Pancottine, CEO of eProject. “eProject continues to expand at a rapid rate and Tim’s knowledge and expertise are proving invaluable as we prepare to shake things up this fall with new solutions that help businesses and business people work smarter and more efficiently.”
Low joined eProject in September of 2006 as director of marketing. Prior to eProject, Low ran global go-to-market strategy for the $900 million Microsoft Project family of products. As a member of the Microsoft Office global product business group he was responsible for the worldwide execution of sales, marketing, partners and services through the top 15 subsidiaries.
Before Microsoft, Low was vice president of marketing at Niku Corporation, where he helped define the project and portfolio management application category and introduced their first software-as-a-service products. He joined Niku when it was an early-stage startup and built the company’s product and corporate marketing and sales engineering teams, and was also a member of the executive team that spearheaded Niku’s $210 million initial public offering. In addition, Low has held management positions at Oracle, Ernst & Young and Grant Thornton. Low earned his B.A. from Marquette University.
About eProject
eProject (www.eproject.com) is the on-demand leader in collaborative project and portfolio management (PPM) software. Companies of all sizes are embracing eProject’s flexible, Web platform to improve day-to-day business processes and help employees get their jobs done faster. Unlike installed project management software, eProject’s solution is deployed with little to no IT involvement or management, and enables business managers to create highly customized Dynamic Applications on the fly within a single on-demand platform. eProject counts more than 700 customers and 100,000 individuals at companies such as BASF, BP, Chase Paymentech, Cushman and Wakefield, Dell, Fidelity, Honeywell, Merrill Lynch, Sprint/Nextel, QUALCOMM and RealNetworks.









