Revenue Optics Names Prat Patibandla Director of Growth Marketing
Sep 22, 2026
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Sept. 22, 2026 - PRLog -- Revenue Optics, a commercial transformation firm helping industrial distributors, manufacturers and private equity-backed businesses achieve sustainable growth, today announced the appointment of Pratyusha "Prat" Patibandla as Director of Growth Marketing. Patibandla will lead Revenue Optics' growth marketing function as the firm scales its capabilities across sales transformation, pricing and revenue growth management, talent solutions, and AI-powered solutions.
Revenue Optics has grown rapidly on the strength of its market expertise and client outcomes, and the firm is now investing in the leadership needed to match that growth with a more powerful commercial engine. Patibandla's appointment comes as Revenue Optics continues to expand its work with industrial distributors and manufacturers, positioning the firm to strengthen its brand and market position as demand for its services accelerates.
Patibandla brings more than 11 years of experience working with U.S.-based high-growth companies and B2B buyers. She spent more than six years at Bollinger Innovations, joining as its first marketing hire and rising to Director of Marketing, where she helped build and scale the company's marketing function. During her tenure, she also supported the company's transition into the public markets through a NASDAQ launch and helped bring five electric vehicles to market across consumer and commercial segments.
Her broader experience spans B2B SaaS, demand generation, go-to-market strategy, brand development, and sales enablement. Patibandla also brings hands-on experience in generative AI and marketing automation, including the development of AI applications, automated workflows and customer-facing growth tools. Patibandla holds a Master of Science in Advertising from Boston University.
"We conducted an extensive search because we weren't looking for someone simply to manage marketing activity," said Ali Hasham, Founder and CEO of Revenue Optics. "We wanted a builder who understood the U.S. B2B market and could connect thought leadership, demand generation, technology and go-to-market execution directly to commercial growth. Prat brings that combination. Industrial distribution is also undergoing a significant commercial transformation. Distributors are rethinking how they cover customers, deploy sales resources, manage pricing and use AI, and we believe there is an opportunity to build a much stronger market conversation around those changes."
At Revenue Optics, Patibandla will be responsible for strengthening the firm's market presence and building an integrated growth platform connecting thought leadership, industry research, client outcomes, digital marketing, account-based marketing, product launches and AI-enabled marketing to qualified pipeline and revenue.
"Revenue Optics has developed a differentiated point of view around some of the most important commercial challenges distributors are facing," Patibandla said. "I am looking forward to turn that expertise, client experience and intellectual property into a scalable growth platform that reaches the right executives and drives real commercial impact."
Revenue Optics' continued momentum reflects the strength of its market position as it enters its next stage of growth.
About Revenue Optics
Revenue Optics is a commercial growth firm helping industrial distributors, manufacturers and private equity-backed businesses identify and capture untapped revenue and EBITDA opportunities. The firm combines sales transformation, pricing and revenue growth management, talent solutions, and AI-powered products and solutions to help companies strengthen commercial coverage, improve pricing execution, build high-performing teams and create more scalable revenue engines. Revenue Optics works at the intersection of strategy and execution, helping leadership teams convert commercial opportunity into measurable growth.
For more information, visit www.revenueoptics.com.
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