JMT’s Focus on Nonprofits Earns Distinction as a Top ERP Reseller
May 9, 2013|By Tom Thornton
At JMT, we are proud to once again be distinguished as one of the leading providers of ERP software to the mid-market by Bob Scott. What distinguishes JMT on this list is that we are the largest firm that exclusively serves the non-for-profit space. Our focus on nonprofits and the quality of the projects that we deliver are reflected in our inclusion in this list. We are grateful for the trust that so many organizations have places in us and we look forward to continuing to grow and serve this sector for many years to come.
Tom brings over 15 years of experience with software solutions for not-for-profit and public sector organizations as part of Micro Information Products, Sage and nFocus Software. Tom’s extensive industry and operational experience allow him to guide the overall execution of all aspects of JMT’s business including Marketing, Sales, Delivery and Support.
In addition to his experience in professional services, sales, and business development with software solutions, Tom was Director of Product Management for Sage Software, where he was responsible for new product development for all of their nonprofit accounting and fundraising solutions. Under Thornton’s leadership, Sage MIP Fund Accounting received three consecutive Campbell Awards recognizing MIP’s extremely high user satisfaction.
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