Chicago’s SITE Technologies names chief revenue officer

Miles Kirkpatrick (Photo courtesy of Business Wire.)

Chicago-based SITE Technologies, an asset management and data analytics company, hired Miles Kirkpatrick as its Chief Revenue Officer. This appointment follows a record sales year, in which SITE more than doubled its revenue.

Owners and managers of commercial, industrial, and government properties all have one thing in common, those properties need to have inspections completed on a regular basis. If not addressed early, degradation and failures in pavements, roofs, and facades exponentially get worse over time costing companies billions in repair costs. Due to the excessive amount of time, resources, and money it takes to manually evaluate each asset, leading property owners are typically only inspecting less than 10% of their portfolio regularly.

The SITE platform delivers planning, budgeting, and property management tools built for asset managers and property owners. SITE’s interactive platform helps asset managers automate their CapEx planning using visual data and provides predictive and actionable insights.

SITE has revolutionized this process by developing technology that allows companies to gather detailed data about thousands of sites worldwide in a matter of days, as opposed to months. SITE utilizes image capture sources to gather data, stitch those images together to create a high-resolution map, run those orthomosaics through proprietary AI/ML models to automatically detect degradation, and develop accurate repair plans based on customer-specific requirements. This data is stored in a user-friendly, high-tech repository where customers can easily view, manage, and maintain every aspect of their properties with the click of a button.

Kirkpatrick arrives at SITE from Productiv where he served as their CRO for two years leading their GTM organization. Previously, he served as VP, Central US, and Canada at Sprinklr and Vice President at Salesforce. He has also worked at technology firms Microsoft and The Rubicon Project.