David Squibb

David Squibb is the Chief Sales and Marketing Officer of Xpertdoc Technologies Inc. He has extensive experience in sales, marketing, account management, and P&L operations. At Xpertdoc, David leads a team of top sales and marketing professionals, where they leverage a wealth of client data to efficiently communicate with customers and drive loyalty and profits. Previous to Xpertdoc, David was the Chief Sales Officer for Valen Analytics, Senior VP of Sales and Marketing at OneShield, and VP of Insurance Sales and Marketing at CGI, a leading IT and business process services provider.
Designing Effective Templates
January 2017
5 Tips for Designing Effective Templates for Customer Communications
BY David Squibb
Jan. 17 2018
Some documents seem to have a life of their own, making you wonder, “Who designed this?!” Even in today's information age, not everyone has the skillset of a designer. Even templates—pre-made...
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