Cartegraph, a leader in high-performance government software and services, has announced the appointment of Mitch Bradley as the company’s senior vice president of sales and marketing. In this new role, Bradley will drive new growth and strengthen client relationships by evolving the company’s sales, marketing and partnership strategies.
“Mitch has an incredible passion for serving local and state government, and we’re excited to have him join the Cartegraph team,” said Charlie Cumbaa, Cartegraph interim CEO. “His experience in driving teamwork, creating impactful strategies and fostering a positive culture of execution will greatly enhance our growth and success in empowering communities to become more effective, efficient and productive for their citizens.”
Bradley brings over 20 years of government operations, sales cycle and technology implementation experience to the Cartegraph team. He joins Cartegraph from a market-leading software company, where he oversaw product rollouts, sales education, product demonstration and improved proposal writing efficiency by over 200 percent as the vice president of sales support. Prior to serving as VP of sales support, Bradley served as vice president of sales and business development, where he increased software bookings by 300 percent and earned a Sales Executive of the Year award.
“I am thrilled to be joining the talented Cartegraph team and rejuvenating my career focus on government infrastructure management,” said Bradley. “Cartegraph has a proud history of providing outstanding service and support to their customers. Pair that with a modern software platform—designed to meet today’s challenges faced by government agencies—and a growing awareness about the infrastructure needs in the United States, and it’s an exciting time to be part of the solution.”
About Cartegraph:
Founded in a basement in 1994 with four employees, Cartegraph develops software for forward-thinking cities, counties, and agencies. Designed to protect your $1 billion investment in public infrastructure, Cartegraph technology is built for public works, parks, pavement, signs, sewers, storms, and everything in between. By tracking the condition of your assets and managing the resources required to maintain them, Cartegraph empowers you to spend money smarter and run your city more efficiently. For more information, please visit www.cartegraph.com.