Kate Tourp (ServiceNow)
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ServiceNow, an enterprise workflow software provider, has appointed Kate Tulp, the former head of Vodafone New Zealand and global business, as its new New Zealand country manager.
As ServiceNow New Zealand continues to expand rapidly in the country, Tulp will lead the company’s growing team in Auckland and Wellington.
Tulp took office in August. Its mission is to support local businesses and governments to increase their digital transformation efforts, and is responsible for leading the sales, listing, customer success, partner ecosystem and community impact of ServiceNow NZ.
“I moved back home seven years ago and helped New Zealand become the best place to live and work in the world,” Turp said. “I joined ServiceNow because I believe it has a unique opportunity to become an important part of New Zealand’s economic structure, support skills, high-quality work, business growth and positive community impact.
“ServiceNow is a world leader in helping governments and businesses adapt to the new world of mixed work, and as it continues to grow rapidly, joining now is an exciting time.
“I look forward to continuing this path by helping organizations across the country transform and grow with ServiceNow’s industry-leading products,” she added.
Tulp has more than 20 years of experience in leading teams and companies in the IT and telecommunications sectors in New Zealand and Australia.
Before moving to ServiceNow, Tulp worked at Vodafone NZ for six years, where she was responsible for the strategy and support of more than 35,000 companies in New Zealand.
She has also held various leadership positions at IBM and has worked in Australia and New Zealand for 11 years.
“Kate is the ideal leader to help us grow the New Zealand business in the next phase,” said Eric Swift, vice president and managing director of ServiceNow Australia and New Zealand, who joined the company from Microsoft in April this year.
“In order to continue our rapid growth in the region, we need a leader with deep expertise, industry knowledge, and close connections with customers and the community,” he added.
As reported earlier this year, ServiceNow’s revenue in Australia and New Zealand increased by nearly a third in the year ended December 31, 2020, but the company still suffered losses during this period.
The company reported revenue of approximately A$335 million, an increase of 31% from A$256 million in the previous year.
A loss of A$30 million at the end of the year was an increase of 6% from the loss of A$31 million in the same period last year.
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