Tammy Hahn appointed Senior VP of Product at Ignition

Tammy Hahn has joined Ignition as Senior Vice President of Product.

Ignition has announced the addition of Tammy Hahn to its executive team, with Hahn stepping into the role of Senior Vice President of Product. She will be responsible for the company's global product roadmap and delivery, and will lead and grow the product organisation, including management and design.

Based in San Diego, California, Hahn's appointment expands Ignition's US-based leadership presence. The move comes as the company focuses on scaling its revenue and billing automation platform for professional services and broadening its market reach in the United States.

"It's a privilege to keep welcoming outstanding leaders to Ignition, and I'm thrilled to add Tammy Hahn to that list. Tammy brings deep expertise in product leadership and innovation, making her the perfect fit as we enter our next phase of growth, expand our presence in the U.S., and forge new strategic partnerships," Greg Strickland, Chief Executive Officer of Ignition, commented on Hahn's appointment.

Hahn brings two decades of experience in product development and leadership, with a background in scaling software-as-a-service companies through significant growth stages. Prior to joining Ignition, Hahn served as Senior Vice President, Product at Skilljar, helping to position the company for its acquisition by Gainsight.

Her previous roles also include being the first employee at Groundswell, where she contributed to the company securing USD $15 million in Series Seed funding led by Google Ventures. Hahn led the product organisation at Cornerstone OnDemand through its initial public offering and subsequent expansion to nearly USD $1 billion in annual recurring revenue.

During her time at Cornerstone OnDemand, Hahn was recognised with multiple awards for product innovation. Her history in driving success at software companies has established her reputation in the sector.

"I'm thrilled to join Ignition at such a pivotal time. The company's mission to help professional services businesses get paid on time is not just operationally critical, it's deeply empowering. When teams aren't bogged down by billing issues, they can focus on what really matters: delivering exceptional value to their clients. I'm excited to help scale a product that makes this possible," Tammy Hahn said.

With Hahn's arrival, Dane Thomas, the previous Chief Product Officer and co-founder of Ignition, will move into a strategic Product Advisor role, focusing on innovation. Thomas will also remain closely involved with the business as co-founder and board member.

Ignition's platform supports sales, billing, and payment processes for professional services businesses, providing tools for proposals, invoicing, payments, and workflow automation. The company reports that its platform is used by over 8,000 businesses, has enabled management of relationships with 1.9 million clients, and supported USD $9 billion in revenue for its customers. Ignition operates globally with a workforce spread across Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the Philippines, the US, and the UK.