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Foxit, Fremont, CA-based leading PDF and eSignature solution provider, on Tuesday announced that it has promoted Andrew Travis to Chief Revenue Officer (CRO).
In his new role, Travis will report directly to CEO George Gao and lead efforts to drive revenue growth while strengthening Foxit’s sales strategy and market presence.
“Since joining Foxit, Travis has played a key role in scaling the company’s sales operations and channel partnerships. Under his leadership, Foxit has surpassed $100 million in revenue, solidifying its position as a trusted name in secure document solutions,” the company said.
With over two decades of experience in the technology sector, Travis has held leadership roles at Adobe, Oracle, and SAP Business Objects, where he led initiatives to expand sales channels and accelerate revenue. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Adelphi University.
Speaking on Travis’s promotion, Foxit CEO George Gao said, “Andrew has been absolutely instrumental in developing and expanding Foxit’s channel partner ecosystem, as well as ensuring that our end customers consistently receive solutions that not only meet but exceed their IT and business requirements.”
“His efforts have solidified Foxit’s reputation for delivering unmatched ROI, and as CRO, he will continue to drive this message while leading our growth and innovation,” Gao added.
Commenting on the new role, Travis said, “I am incredibly proud to work for Foxit and represent our industry-leading PDF and eSignature solutions. Foxit innovations are not only the most secure and data-protective in the world – they also deliver unmatched ROI for our customers and unparalleled revenue opportunities for our channel partners.”
“In an industry where many companies adopt a ‘take it or leave it’ approach, we stand out by truly listening to our partners and customers, ensuring we deliver solutions that meet their unique needs and drive their success. It’s an honor to be part of a company that values this level of excellence and collaboration,” Travis added.