think-cell appoints Alexander von Fritsch as CEO

Berlin, Germany – March 1st, 2024

think-cell, 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, think-cell is well-positioned to unlock its next phases of growth. I am honored and excited to take on this role to lead think-cell in its expansion strategy while creating exciting products for our customers," said Alexander von Fritsch.

"We are delighted to welcome Alexander to think-cell. 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 think-cell into its next phase of growth and innovation", said Markus Hannebauer, Co-founder of think-cell and Chairman of the Board.

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About think-cell

Founded in Berlin in 2002, think-cell is the company behind think-cell Suite, the leading productivity software for creating data-driven business presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint. think-cell 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, think-cell 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.