On April 5 the company hired Teresa Carlson for the newly created post of president and chief growth officer. Tully’s departure comes on the heels of a number of executive management changes at Splunk over the last year.

We’re confident that our deep bench of talented leaders will ensure Splunk continues to deliver the best-in-class products to our many customers around the world.“ “Our priority is to build on the strong foundation we’ve established, and we’re taking a thoughtful approach to evaluating our organization and leadership structure as we position Splunk for sustainable, long-term growth through a cloud-first approach. “We’re grateful for Tim’s many contributions to Splunk, including the role he has played as a leader in helping to build a world-class team that works every day to enable our customers’ success,” Splunk said in a statement in response to a CRN inquiry. The April 15 filing said Tully informed Splunk on April 9 of his decision to resign and that he will depart the company effective May 4. Splunk first disclosed Tully’s coming departure in a Form 8-K filing with the U.S.

Menlo Ventures said Tully will focus on startups with next-generation cloud infrastructure, specifically AI and machine learning platforms, DevOps and the new data stack. Tully has been Splunk’s CTO since August 2017.įriday morning leading venture capital firm Menlo Ventures issued a statement saying Tully will join that firm in May as a partner and will help oversee the firm’s Menlo XV fund, a $500-million early stage fund launched in October 2020. Splunk CTO and senior vice president Tim Tully is resigning and leaving the company effective May 4, Splunk confirmed Thursday.

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