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thinkcell appoints Alexander von Fritsch as CEO

Feb 29, 2024 - 1 min read

Berlin, Germany – March 1st, 2024

thinkcell, the leading productivity software for creating data-driven presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint, announces the appointment of Alexander von Fritsch as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective today.

Alexander has a strong background in software and management consulting. He is a seasoned executive with hands-on experience in building high-performing teams. Most recently, Alexander served as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) for ATOSS Software – a leading enterprise HR software vendor – where he ran sales, business development, and partnerships globally. Prior to ATOSS, he worked at McKinsey & Company for 6 years, advising clients from various industries on strategy and execution.

"With a suite of outstanding products, a commitment to innovation, and a truly global team, thinkcell is well-positioned to unlock its next phases of growth. I am honored and excited to take on this role to lead thinkcell in its expansion strategy while creating exciting products for our customers," said Alexander von Fritsch.

"We are delighted to welcome Alexander to thinkcell. With his track record of building successful international go-to-market teams and his genuine understanding of our user base, Alexander will play a pivotal role in leading thinkcell into its next phase of growth and innovation", said Markus Hannebauer, Co-founder of thinkcell and Chairman of the Board.

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About thinkcell

Founded in Berlin in 2002, thinkcell is the company behind thinkcell Suite, the leading productivity software for creating data-driven business presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint. thinkcell users can generate sophisticated charts in just a few clicks, with the software automating best-practice design, labeling and annotations. With over 1,300,000 users across 35,000 organizations worldwide, thinkcell is used by all of the top 10 global consulting firms, the entire DAX 40, and 88% of the Fortune 100. It is also taught at the top 10 US business schools.