Cooperate Marketing Names Gary DuVall as CTO to Lead AI and MarTech Innovation

Oct 31, 2025
Cooperate Marketing has appointed Gary DuVall as its new Chief Technology Officer, succeeding Sean Li. DuVall will guide the company’s investment in AI, machine learning, and large language model technologies to enhance its enterprise platform solutions.

Cooperate Marketing has appointed Gary DuVall as its new Chief Technology Officer, succeeding Sean Li, announced in a press release. DuVall will lead the company’s efforts to expand its capabilities in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and large language model technologies.

DuVall brings more than 25 years of experience from previous leadership roles at Razorfish, Dentsu, and DigitalOcean. His background includes enterprise digital transformation, conversion rate optimization, and platform innovation across multiple sectors such as insurance, education, and telecommunications.

As CTO, DuVall will focus on refining Cooperate Marketing’s enterprise platform solutions and driving the integration of advanced AI tools to improve operations, product innovation, and partner collaboration. The company continues to emphasize building scalable MarTech platforms tailored to client needs while enhancing outcomes for channel partners and cooperative advertising programs.

Cooperate Marketing, recognized by the Inc. 5000 list in 2024 and 2025, provides proprietary cloud-based program management and administration platforms combined with onshore service and support for its clients.

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