Jason Mittelstaedt
Chief Marketing Officer
Originally from Portland, Oregon, Jason lives with his wife and daughter in Montana’s Gallatin Gateway.
Experience
Jason leads RightNow’s global marketing efforts and is responsible for directing product marketing and management, as well as field and industry marketing, marketing communications, and corporate communications.
Instrumental in shaping RightNow’s strategy, Jason played a pivotal role in transforming RightNow from a niche eService player into a publicly held company, now recognized as the industry’s leading provider of on demand, consumer-centric customer experience management solutions.
Prior to joining RightNow in 2000, Jason held several positions at Intel Corporation, including product marketing, strategic planning, and management of OEM distribution channels.
Before his work at Intel, Jason served as director of internet marketing and business development at an online retailer, where he was also responsible for customer service and technology selection.
A frequently requested speaker, Jason has presented on the importance of delivering exceptional customer experiences at many conferences and events throughout the world. As a key spokesperson for RightNow, he’s also been featured in numerous publications.
Education
General Management Program
Harvard Business School
BS, Engineering Physics
Northwest Nazarene University
Why Jason Is Proud To Work At RightNow
“RightNow is filled with people who love life and are passionate about everything they do, both personal and professional pursuits—from climbing mountains, volunteering in the community, or raising a family, to doing whatever it takes to make RightNow clients satisfied and successful.”
Outside The Office
If Jason isn’t inside working, he’s outside taking advantage of Montana’s beautiful seasons with his wife and friends. Whitewater rafting the Gallatin River in the spring. Mountain biking and backpacking in the summer. Fly fishing and archery hunting in the fall. And his personal favorite, skiing Big Sky’s famous “cold smoke’” powder in the winter.
Connect With Jason
Twitter: @jmittelstaedt
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