Matt Eliason

Matt Eliason, MBA has a diverse work experience spanning over 15 years. Matt currently holds the position of Vice President of Revenue Operations at Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering, where they oversee the establishment and development of the sales operations function. Prior to this, Matt served as the Director of Sales Operations at the same company, where they implemented Microsoft Dynamics CRM and generated new analytical tools for the organization.

Before joining Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering, Matt worked as the Sales Operations Director at Knoll for over four years. In this role, they provided leadership to a team and drove targeted sales strategies based on in-depth market analysis. Matt also generated analytical commentary for monthly and quarterly reporting, ensuring effective communication of market dynamics to shareholders and board of directors. Additionally, they led a cross-functional team to evaluate sales coverage based on industry information.

Earlier in their career, Matt held various roles at Essity, TransUnion, and American Hearing Aid Associates. At Essity, they served as the Controlling Director responsible for managing a $1.1 billion business unit and increasing EBIT dollars. At TransUnion, they worked as a Supervisor of Customer Support & Reporting and held positions as a Market and Project Analyst, Marketing Research Analyst, and Sales Representative.

Matt's experience showcases their expertise in revenue operations, sales operations, market analysis, and financial management. Their ability to drive sales strategies, implement analytical tools, and communicate effectively with stakeholders makes him a valuable asset in any organization.

Matt Eliason, MBA began their education by completing a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism, Political Science, and Spanish from Penn State University in the years 2002 to 2006. Matt then pursued a Master of Business Administration (MBA) specializing in Business Management from the Fox School of Business at Temple University from 2008 to 2011. Later on, in 2014, they participated in the Executive Value Creation Program at the Stockholm School of Economics. There is no provided information regarding any educational experience at Council Rock.