About SnapLogic

Gaurav Dhillon is the Chairman and CEO of SnapLogic, overseeing the company’s strategy, operations, financing, and partnerships. Dhillon is an experienced builder of technology companies with a compelling vision and value proposition that promises simpler, faster, and more cost-effective ways to integrate data and applications for improved decision-making and better business outcomes. As the co-founder and former CEO of Informatica, he guided it through a successful IPO and global expansion to become a market leader.

Craig Stewart is the CTO at SnapLogic, where he is responsible for leading the company’s product strategy and launches, roadmap, and evangelism. Craig is an experienced manager of technical teams with many years of experience guiding the evolution of data and application integration technologies. Over his career, he has been a significant contributor to the development of several fast-growing technology companies, including Oracle, Cognos, Powersoft, Sybase, iMediation, and Sunopsis.

Vaikom Krishnan is the Senior Vice President of Engineering at SnapLogic, where he is responsible for product development and operations. He brings more than 20 years of experience developing enterprise software to manage data, both on-premises and in the cloud. He is the former vice president of development and operations at Informatica, and previously held director of engineering positions at Celequest and Asera, the first commercial platform-as-a-service for building composite applications. Krishan has a Master’s in Computer Science from University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

Elizabeth Loar is the Chief Financial Officer at SnapLogic, where she is responsible for overseeing the company’s finance and accounting functions. Elizabeth is an experienced corporate controller and management consultant specializing in business process reengineering for finance organizations. She previously served as SnapLogic’s Corporate Controller and before that was the director of financial planning and analysis at Merchant e-Solutions. Elizabeth holds a Master’s of Business Administration from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College and a Bachelor’s of Science from the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley.

Dayle Hall is the CMO at SnapLogic, where he is responsible for leading the company’s marketing organization, developing go to market strategy, creating product marketing differentiation, and building the demand generation function. Dayle is a seasoned marketing leader, bringing over 20 years’ experience in building and leading high-performance marketing teams. He previously worked at People.ai, where he built marketing from the ground up, and Lithium Tech, where he grew the company and market position. Previously, he built his comprehensive marketing skill set through experience across many marketing functions and disciplines at Aruba Networks, Cisco and Oracle. He holds a Business Information Studies degree from Teesside University.

George Mogannam is the Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) at SnapLogic, where he leads the company’s global field organization, including sales, sales engineering, professional services, customer success, and partnerships. George is a proven leader with deep experience in implementing a repeatable sales methodology and process that helps high-growth SaaS companies scale revenues and accelerate growth. Prior to SnapLogic, Mogannam was CRO at BlueJeans Network where he led global field, customer, and channel operations. Previously, he held sales leadership roles at Actiance, Avid Technology, Crossbeam Systems, and IBM. Mogannam honed his integration chops during his four years in various sales roles at enterprise data integration provider Ascential Software.

Sarah Blahnik Sefton is Chief of Staff at SnapLogic, where she is responsible for supporting and driving execution of the company’s strategy, operations, and business initiatives. As a senior member of the company’s early marketing organization, Sarah was instrumental in building the programs, teams and corporate awareness necessary to help fuel the company’s growth. Prior to SnapLogic, she held various marketing roles in the anti-virus and internet safety space. She built a strong foundation for her career working as a financial intern at IRM Asset Management, and she played four years of varsity lacrosse while earning her Bachelor’s degree in Urban Studies from Stanford University.