Cision, the global leader in media and consumer intelligence, has appointed Amy Jones as Chief Marketing Officer. Reporting directly to CEO Guy Abramo, Jones will lead the company’s worldwide marketing organization, overseeing brand strategy, demand generation, product marketing, communications, events, analytics, and marketing operations.
Jones brings extensive experience building high-performing marketing organizations that deliver measurable revenue impact. Most recently at Jeppesen ForeFlight, she drove double-digit growth and played a key role in the division’s successful $10.55 billion sale to Thoma Bravo. Her career includes transformative leadership positions at Oracle, Everbridge, Zeta Global, and Vistaprint, where she consistently scaled go-to-market engines and modernized marketing technology stacks.
"I'm excited to join Cision at such a pivotal moment," said Amy Jones, CMO of Cision. "Cision's scale, data, and AI-driven innovation present a tremendous opportunity. I look forward to partnering with the ELT and our global teams to accelerate growth and strengthen how we show up for our customers."
"I'm thrilled to welcome Amy to Cision," said Guy Abramo, CEO of Cision. "Her track record of driving measurable growth, building scalable GTM engines, and leading organizations through transformation makes her an ideal fit for our next chapter."
The appointment positions Cision to further strengthen its leadership in AI-powered communications and media intelligence as the company continues to expand its CisionOne, Brandwatch, and PR Newswire solutions for PR, marketing, and corporate communications professionals worldwide.
Cision is the global leader in consumer and media intelligence, engagement, and communication solutions. We equip PR and corporate communications, marketing, and social media professionals with the tools they need to excel in today's data driven world. Our deep expertise, exclusive data partnerships, and award-winning products, including CisionOne, Brandwatch, and PR Newswire, enable over 75,000 companies and organizations, including 84% of the Fortune 500, to see and be seen, understand and be understood by the audiences that matter most to them.