Writer Appoints Maureen Little as First SVP of Partnerships & Ecosystem to Scale Enterprise AI Agent Adoption through Strategic Alliances
With nearly three decades of experience scaling strategic partner ecosystems for global SaaS leaders, Little will rapidly expand Writer's strategic alliances with global systems integrators (GSIs), technology partners, and infrastructure providers.
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'Generative AI is revolutionizing how enterprises work, build, and partner – and Writer is at the forefront of that shift,' said Little. 'From the start, the team has focused on embedding AI deep into the data, workflows, and decisions that drive core business processes forward. Writer has a real commitment to building a large and high-impact partner ecosystem that meets enterprises where they work, with the AI platform to back it up. It's exactly the foundation you want when you're leading a category for the long haul."
As generative AI becomes central to how work gets done, Writer's partner ecosystem is bringing its customers the ability to deploy AI faster, integrate across critical systems, and scale agents across their environments. Little will focus on building repeatable go-to-market motions with GSIs, delivering the integrations and connectors that bring Writer's powerful agents to life, and scaling partner enablement across verticals.
Little joins Writer amid a wave of strong partner momentum:
Palmyra X5, Writer's latest foundational model, is now available on Amazon Bedrock, making Writer one of just 10 model providers selected by AWS. This partnership unlocks seamless, scalable deployment for enterprises in regulated industries like finance and healthcare.
Writer is now available on Azure Marketplace, adding to its existing availability on AWS Marketplace and Google Cloud Marketplace, giving enterprises the flexibility to purchase Writer directly through their preferred cloud provider.
Writer is actively partnering with leading GSIs to co-develop and deploy generative AI solutions for more than a dozen shared enterprise customers spanning financial services, healthcare, CPG, and retail.
The company is working with leading technology platforms, including Adobe and Salesforce, to deepen product integrations and unlock powerful agents across teams.
Little brings over 25 years of experience building and scaling partner models across enterprise software, customer data, and digital infrastructure. Most recently, she served as VP of Technology Partnerships at Okta, where she led high-impact integrations that deepened platform value and accelerated adoption. Prior to that, she was SVP of Business Development at Turn, where she played a foundational role in shaping the programmatic advertising ecosystem, building one of the industry's first real-time bidding and data partnerships.
'As AI becomes essential for enterprises across every line of business, partners aren't just supporting initiatives, they're shaping them,' said Kevin Chung, Chief Strategy Officer at Writer. 'Accelerating our impact requires meeting customers where they work and building solutions with the partners they trust. Maureen is a partner visionary with deep industry experience that will lead us into creating a first of its kind AI ecosystem.'
Her appointment coincides with Writer's inaugural Partner Day, taking place today in New York City. This event brings together over 20 leading partners to preview the future of the Writer ecosystem.
To partner with Writer and shape the future of enterprise AI, visit writer.com/partners.
About Writer
Writer is where the world's leading enterprises orchestrate AI-powered work. With Writer's end-to-end platform, teams can build, activate, and supervise AI agents that are grounded in their company's data and fueled by Writer's enterprise-grade LLMs. From faster product launches to deeper financial research to better clinical trials, companies are quickly transforming their most important business processes for the AI era in partnership with Writer. Founded in 2020, Writer delivers unmatched ROI for hundreds of customers like Accenture, Intuit, Marriott, Uber, and Vanguard and is backed by investors including Premji Invest, Radical Ventures, ICONIQ Growth, Insight Partners, Balderton, B Capital, Salesforce Ventures, Adobe Ventures, Citi Ventures, IBM Ventures, and others. Learn more at writer.com.
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