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BridgeRev Named to HubSpot’s Partner Advisory Council for North America

BridgeRev Named to HubSpot’s Partner Advisory Council for North America

The power of this council was especially felt during 2020, when partners rallied to find solutions to the challenges brought by the unique circumstances of that year.

As the council has grown, HubSpot created five geographically oriented PACS to better serve each region.

They are:

  • North America
  • Latin America
  • EMEA
  • Australia and New Zealand
  • South-East Asia and India

This year, BridgeRev was selected as a new member for the North America PAC. Applications were reviewed by the senior partner program leadership team at HubSpot, and they took into account the quality of ideas and innovation that we brought to the table, along with our tier and tenure.

We look forward to being active participants in the quarterly virtual meetings, where the PAC will discuss product betas, partner tools, and improvements to the partners program.

If you want to read more about the HubSpot Solutions Partner Program and the PAC, you can find more info here.

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