LogMeIn Names Michael Ewing as CMO

LogMeIn, Inc., a leading provider of essential cloud- based remote services, today named Michael Ewing as the company's chief marketing officer. Ewing joins LogMeIn from Vistaprint, where he was senior vice president and managing director of the company's Asia Pacific business, leading all marketing, sales, support, innovation, and manufacturing operations in the high growth region. As CMO of LogMeIn, Ewing will be responsible for managing worldwide marketing operations to accelerate awareness, adoption, and sales of LogMeIn's growing product portfolio. 

Prior to managing Vistaprint's APAC business, Ewing held various leadership positions within the company, including senior vice president of Global Partnerships and vice president of North American Acquisition Marketing, as so then as executive marketing roles at leading Internet companies like Monster Worldwide.      

"LogMeIn has enjoyed remarkable growth in new users and clients, and laid the foundation for addressing a much larger worldwide market possibility. I believe is uniquely positioned to capitalize on some of today's most transformative trends, from cloud computing to the consumerization of IT to the post-PC era to the Internet of Things," said Michael Ewing, chief marketing officer of LogMeIn. "This new role presents a great and rare possibility to help LogMeIn firmly establish itself as one of the pre-eminent research companies of our time."

LogMeIn provides essential cloud-based services to individuals, businesses, and IT organizations for remote access, collaboration, customer care, and remote IT management. These services are used by more than 15 million people to quickly, simply and securely connect over 150 million internet-enabled devices across the globe - computers, smartphones, iPad? and Android? tablets, and digital displays. LogMeIn is based in Woburn, Massachusetts, USA, with offices in Australia, Hungary, India, Japan, the Netherlands, and the UK.

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LogMeIn is a registered trademark of LogMeIn in the U.S. and other countries. iPad is a trademark of Apple Inc., and Android is a trademark of Google, Inc. in the U.S. and other countries around the world.

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