Jim Douglas
Jim
Douglas is Senior Vice President, Marketing at Wind River, a world
leader in embedded and mobile software.
As Wind River's
senior vice president of marketing, Jim Douglas is responsible for
global marketing strategy, communications, and programs. Douglas
joined the company in March 2010. A 25+ year veteran of the
high-tech industry, Douglas was most recently chief executive
officer of CodeGear, the leading independent Windows & Java software
development tools company, which was acquired by Embarcadero
Technologies. Prior to CodeGear, he served as president and chief
executive officer of ReShape Inc., an electronic design automation
startup. Prior to ReShape, Douglas was vice president of worldwide
sales and marketing for Tality, Inc., a design services company
launched as a spin-off of Cadence Design Systems, Inc. Jim's
experience also includes nearly a decade at Cadence in various
senior management roles, including vice president of product
marketing, with global responsibility for Cadence's $950 million
software business. Jim earned a B.S. and an MBA from Santa Clara
University.
Any contributions will be
gratefully accepted
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