
Belanger only joined as managing director late last month and both appointments are designed to reinforce the database marketing and analytics company’s commitment to major European clients.
As vice-president for database solutions, Niederschelp will also lead sales for Demand Curve – a new B2B marketing service launched to a provide an integrated approach in data management, content marketing, funnel management and social marketing.
Niederschelp worked for Harte-Hanks for 10 years until 2009, most recently as channel partner and strategic account director where she developed a new European sales channel, establishing and growing a team of 18 partner resellers. After leaving Harte-Hanks, Niederschelp worked as general manager for PrintSoft, a division of Australia Post, and most recently as a consultant providing sales and marketing consultancy.
Niederschelp said: “Information Arts is a fantastic company to work for and with the benefit and access to the whole range Harte-Hanks range of companies, from Mason Zimbler to Trillium, we can offer a really broad and integrated portfolio of services to our European clients. It is this level of integration that really attracted me to the role.”
Belanger added: “Not only has Judith got an excellent understanding of B2B database solutions, she has a fantastic track record in delivering sales and nurturing client relationships. It is great to have her back in the Harte-Hanks and Information Arts fold.”
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