Full Name
Kristi Martindale
Job Title
EVP & Chief Customer Officer
Company
Sarcos Robotics
Speaker Bio
Kristi Martindale, Executive Vice President, Product Strategy and Chief Customer Officer
Kristi Martindale serves as Chief Customer Officer and Executive Vice President, Product for Sarcos Robotics. In this role, she is responsible for defining the Company’s product and service offerings to efficiently maximize customer acquisition, satisfaction, retention and profitability. Martindale also oversees all aspects of brand, marketing and communications strategy and execution for Sarcos.
A 20-year veteran of the technology industry and a brand-builder, Martindale’s passion is developing performance-driven global organizations and creating new markets. She has created, developed and deployed successful industry-leading products and strategies for startups, mid-sized companies and Fortune 100 companies.
Prior to joining Sarcos, Martindale spent more than 13 years with Qualcomm Incorporated as Vice President, Global Marketing. In this role, she led marketing for many of Qualcomm’s business units, including software, services, emerging technology and licensing worldwide. She was charged with bringing to market products, services and solutions that spanned a multitude
of industries, including augmented reality, proximal & broadcast communications, healthcare,Internet of Things (IoT), transportation and wireless. Martindale also led many notable wireless and mobile initiatives, including the launch of several industry-leading consortia, developer programs, the first smart watch reference design and several other products into the B2B andB2C markets.
Martindale previously achieved early career success in senior marketing roles for technology and software companies in e-commerce, supply chain management and wireless communications.
Martindale currently serves as an Advisory Board Member for cBio and also serves on the Board of Directors for Walden Family Services. She is a frequent speaker at industry conferences and events.
Martindale holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Management from the University of La Verne.
Kristi Martindale serves as Chief Customer Officer and Executive Vice President, Product for Sarcos Robotics. In this role, she is responsible for defining the Company’s product and service offerings to efficiently maximize customer acquisition, satisfaction, retention and profitability. Martindale also oversees all aspects of brand, marketing and communications strategy and execution for Sarcos.
A 20-year veteran of the technology industry and a brand-builder, Martindale’s passion is developing performance-driven global organizations and creating new markets. She has created, developed and deployed successful industry-leading products and strategies for startups, mid-sized companies and Fortune 100 companies.
Prior to joining Sarcos, Martindale spent more than 13 years with Qualcomm Incorporated as Vice President, Global Marketing. In this role, she led marketing for many of Qualcomm’s business units, including software, services, emerging technology and licensing worldwide. She was charged with bringing to market products, services and solutions that spanned a multitude
of industries, including augmented reality, proximal & broadcast communications, healthcare,Internet of Things (IoT), transportation and wireless. Martindale also led many notable wireless and mobile initiatives, including the launch of several industry-leading consortia, developer programs, the first smart watch reference design and several other products into the B2B andB2C markets.
Martindale previously achieved early career success in senior marketing roles for technology and software companies in e-commerce, supply chain management and wireless communications.
Martindale currently serves as an Advisory Board Member for cBio and also serves on the Board of Directors for Walden Family Services. She is a frequent speaker at industry conferences and events.
Martindale holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Management from the University of La Verne.
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