Scott Erickson
EVP, Global Sales and U.S. Lead at Happy Or Not
Cary, North Carolina, United States
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Scott Erickson is VP of Global Partnerships and Alliances at HappyOrNot, with over 20 years of experience in executive sales leadership, partner program development, and market expansion in the SaaS industry. In a prior role as Senior and Regional Vice President for Global Channel Sales, he oversaw a partner program that grew to more than 300 partners across over 100 countries, generating $30M in ARR. He previously spent over 13 years on the global leadership team at M-Files and served as Vice President of Sales at Alibre, Inc.
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- Who is Scott Erickson?
- Scott Erickson is VP of Global Partnerships and Alliances at HappyOrNot, with over 20 years of experience in executive sales leadership, partner program development, and market expansion in the SaaS industry. In a prior role as Senior and Regional Vice President for Global Channel Sales, he oversaw a partner program that grew to more than 300 partners across over 100 countries, generating $30M in ARR. He previously spent over 13 years on the global leadership team at M-Files and served as Vice President of Sales at Alibre, Inc.
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