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COMPANY NEWS: Whispir is on track for positive EBITDA in FY23, after delivering record full-year revenue of $70.6m, up 48%

Communications workflow platform provider Whispir has appointed Graham Link to the role of CTO.

Communications workflow platform provider and SaaS company Whispir has appointed 20-year B2B technology industry veteran Annie Wissner as chief marketing officer.

Cloud communications platform provider Whispir has appointed Jenni Pilcher to the role of chief financial officer.

Communications workflow platform provider and SaaS company Whispir has successfully completed an oversubscribed $45.3 million share placement to new and existing institutional investors at an offer price of $3.75 per share.

Communications workflow platform provider Whispir has recorded its strongest quarterly customer growth ever for the first quarter ending 30 September 2020, onboarding 35 net new customers during the quarter to bring its total customer count to 665.

Australia-listed cloud communications provider Whispir has launched Whispir Store as part of stage one of its digital direct SMB marketplace strategy.

Cloud communications provider Whispir has appointed Paul Bohannon as chief revenue officer.

Mobile communications vendor Whispir has appointed Jonathan Swift as head of product and programs.

Melbourne-based communications-apps-as-a-service (CAaaS) provider, Whispir, has completed a $11.75 million funding round to help fund its expansion in the Asian and US markets.

Whispir’s success is no secret ,thanks to its presentation at Gartner’s 2016 Application Developer Summit in Sydney, with its post-keynote presentation entitled "How APIs became key to Whispir’s growth strategy".

Communications solutions provider, Whispir, has been awarded a $2 million Commercialisation Australia Grant by the federal government to develop its $4.5 million OpenWhispir product - a next-generation solution, combining the company's latest developments in web and social collaboration with its advanced communications technologies.

There's no shortage of communications capacity at Melbourne Park, home of the Australian Open. And there's plenty of redundancy built into the facilities.