Tempo Software, a leader in strategic portfolio management solutions, has named Vic Chynoweth as its new Chief Executive Officer. This leadership change comes after a year of significant achievements for the company, including record revenue growth and increased adoption by enterprise customers. Chynoweth's appointment is seen as a strategic move to further Tempo's innovation and growth in the competitive enterprise software market.
With a strong background in technology leadership and work management solutions, Chynoweth is poised to build on Tempo's reputation as an innovator. His vision includes enhancing the company's platform, especially in AI adaptive planning solutions, and exploring new opportunities for enterprise growth. This direction is expected to solidify Tempo's position within the Atlassian and Tempo ecosystems, benefiting its extensive customer base, which includes a third of Fortune 500 companies.
Ron Nayot, Managing Partner of Diversis, expressed strong support for Chynoweth, citing his visionary leadership and alignment with Tempo's mission. The transition also marks a moment to acknowledge the contributions of Mark Lorion, the outgoing CEO, under whose leadership Tempo achieved remarkable milestones.
Founded in 2009, Tempo Software has grown to serve over 30,000 customers across various industries, offering solutions in Strategic Portfolio Management (SPM), Project and Portfolio Management (PPM), and IT Service Management (ITSM). The company's success is supported by a network of more than 300 strategic integration partners, making it a key player in the technology sector.
Chynoweth's leadership is expected to usher in a new era of innovation for Tempo, focusing on expanding its platform offerings and exploring new markets. This strategic direction not only promises to enhance Tempo's product suite but also to deliver greater value to its customers and partners, reinforcing the company's commitment to helping organizations align their product planning and execution with strategic business priorities.
