Inveniam Appoints R.W. Holleman as Chief Revenue Officer

May 14, 2025
Inveniam Capital Partners has appointed R.W. Holleman as Chief Revenue Officer to lead global sales and commercial strategy, focusing on private market assets.

Inveniam Capital Partners has appointed R.W. Holleman as its new Chief Revenue Officer, announced in a press release. Holleman, a veteran sales executive with over 25 years of experience, will lead the company's global sales and commercial strategy. His role will focus on scaling the adoption of Inveniam's platform for tokenized and AI-ready private market assets across sectors such as private equity, venture capital, commercial real estate, and financial services.

Holleman brings a wealth of experience from his previous roles, including Head of Sales at Rain Technologies and senior leadership positions at DailyPay Inc., Dell, Oracle Corporation, and Hitachi Consulting. His expertise in revenue strategy and enterprise sales is expected to drive Inveniam's global growth and strategic partnerships.

Inveniam is a data infrastructure platform that aims to enhance access, transparency, and trust in private market asset performance data. The company is building a foundation for scalable AI integration and data marketplaces in private finance.

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