Chris Moojen

Chief Revenue Officer Lansweeper

Last Reviewed: September 26, 2026

Executive Summary

Chris Moojen is Chief Revenue Officer of Lansweeper, the Belgian company whose software gives organisations an inventory of every technology asset they run, across IT, operational technology and internet-connected devices. He joined on 1 July 2025 from Atlassian, where he had led the Global Enterprise Sales organization, and runs Lansweeper’s global go-to-market organization. His background is in large technology companies rather than start-ups: more than 20 years building go-to-market teams at Cisco, Google, Dropbox and Atlassian, across both product-led and sales-led growth models.

Career Highlights

• Chief Revenue Officer of Lansweeper since 1 July 2025, leading its global go-to-market organization.
• Previously led the Global Enterprise Sales organization at Atlassian.
• Earlier built and scaled go-to-market teams at Cisco, Google and Dropbox.
• Lansweeper credits him with experience in both product-led growth (PLG) and sales-led growth (SLG) motions.

Professional Journey

Moojen spent more than two decades in go-to-market roles at large technology companies. Lansweeper’s account of his career names Cisco, Google and Dropbox, and then Atlassian, where he most recently led the Global Enterprise Sales organization. That sequence spans both of the main ways software gets sold: product-led growth, in which users adopt a tool and a sale follows, and sales-led enterprise selling.

On 10 June 2025 Lansweeper announced that he would join as Chief Revenue Officer on 1 July. Chief executive Dave Goossens said Moojen would play a pivotal role in helping customers harness Lansweeper’s data for their AI initiatives, and in forging technology partnerships. Moojen said what attracted him was Lansweeper’s position across IT, OT and IoT asset management, which he believed no other company matched. As CRO he leads the company’s global go-to-market organization.

The company he joined has been building asset-discovery software since 2004 and, at the time of his appointment, said it was trusted by more than 20,000 customers. Two weeks after he started, Lansweeper announced the acquisition of Redjack, which discovers assets by analysing network traffic, to extend its coverage of unmanaged devices and add application dependency mapping. In July 2026 Bridgepoint announced that it had agreed to acquire a majority stake in Lansweeper, headquartered in Ghent, with Goossens and the management team remaining significant shareholders alongside it.

Education

No record of his education was found in any first-party source read for this profile.