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Cin7 promotes Ajoy Krishnamoorthy to CEO
Krishnamoorthy has assumed the role of David Leach, CEO since October 2019
Cin7 appoints Ajoy Krishnamoorthy as CEO / Image: Cin7
Cin7, a New-Zealand based industry-leading inventory and order management software provider, has promoted Ajoy Krishnamoorthy as its chief executive officer.
Krishnamoorthy has assumed the role replacing David Leach, who has served as CEO since October 2019.
He will lead the expansion of the company’s product offerings and customer engagement, building on the foundation of the company growing its annual recurring revenue more than five times since its investment from Rubicon Technology Partners in October 2019, the company said in its statement.
Krishnamoorthy, who joined the company in 2022 as chief product officer, played a key role in the company’s recognition from Forbes as the top inventory management software.
With over two decades of experience in software leadership, he was chief strategy officer and executive VP of Products at Acumatica, a global leader in Cloud ERP, where he led the product growth with the launch of new industry editions, new platform innovation, and acquisitions.
Krishnamoorthy also worked at Microsoft in various product and strategy roles across the visual studio, partner strategy, and OEM division.
Commenting on his appointment, Krishnamoorthy said, “Our products are mission critical to our customers’ growth. By combining our customer’s passion for their products with strategic integrations, differentiated product capabilities, a thriving partner ecosystem, and our strong team, we are well-positioned to deliver on our strategy.”
“This leadership transition marks the beginning of an exciting new phase for Cin7, as it continues to transform traditional inventory and order management capabilities into a true intelligent commerce platform for its customers, fulfilling its vision of making selling products as easy as buying them,” the company added.
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