Lisa O'reilly
About Lisa O'reilly
Lisa O'Reilly serves as the Vice President of Marketing at SlashNext, Inc., bringing over 20 years of experience in driving growth for technology companies. She has held various leadership roles at notable organizations such as OPSWAT, Dell, and Accenture, and has a strong background in demand generation and product marketing.
Current Role at SlashNext
Lisa O'Reilly serves as the Vice President of Marketing at SlashNext, Inc. since 2018. In this role, she focuses on various aspects of marketing strategy, including lead generation, product marketing, and brand messaging. Her leadership contributes to the company's growth in the cybersecurity sector, particularly in combating phishing threats.
Previous Experience at OPSWAT
Prior to her current position, Lisa O'Reilly worked at OPSWAT as the Director of Demand Generation and Digital Marketing for six months in 2017. Based in San Francisco, California, she was responsible for developing marketing strategies that enhanced demand generation efforts during her tenure.
Education and Expertise
Lisa O'Reilly studied Commercial and Advertising Art at the Academy of Art University. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Mass Communications from California State University - East Bay. Her educational background supports her extensive experience in marketing and communications within the technology sector.
Career Background in Technology Marketing
Lisa O'Reilly has over 20 years of experience in technology marketing. She has held significant roles at major companies such as Dell, Accenture, and Proofpoint. Her positions included Marketing Director for Online Marketing-EMEA at Dell and Director of Global Creative Services at Accenture. Her diverse background has equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of marketing dynamics in the tech industry.
Achievements in Marketing and Growth
Throughout her career, Lisa O'Reilly has demonstrated success in driving revenue growth for technology companies. She has a proven track record of helping Series A and B start-ups increase their revenue from $1M to $20M. Additionally, she authored the annual State of Phishing report, which has gained recognition in major publications and governmental discussions.