Jill Martin (left) and Steve Swanston [Photos: Tango]

Dallas-based software provider Tango has appointed Jill Martin as chief administrative officer and Steve Swanston as chief revenue officer.

Tango, a provider of cloud-based real estate and facilities management software solutions, said the leadership additions reflect its focus on strengthening customer relationships, scaling its operations, and driving continued innovation across its global footprint.

“As we look to the future, building a world-class leadership team is essential to remaining deeply connected to customers at scale and achieving our ambitious goals,” CEO Jon Elliott said in a statement. “Jill and Steve bring the strategic insight and operational excellence we need to grow with purpose. Their leadership will help us unlock new opportunities and deepen the value we deliver to our customers every day. Their appointments mark an exciting new chapter in Tango’s journey.”

Martin brings more than 20 years of legal, compliance, and business leadership experience to her post, having guided mid-sized, global technology companies through periods of rapid growth and transformation.

As CAO, Martin leads Tango’s people & culture, legal & compliance, information security and information technology functions, ensuring the company operates with integrity, engagement, agility, and resilience. Before Tango, Martin was as SVP and general counsel at Halff, and held senior legal roles at the Nemetschek Group and Bluebeam, Inc.

Swanston joins Tango with a strong track record of driving revenue growth and building high-performing sales organizations, the company said.

As CRO, Swanston leads Tango’s sales and marketing functions, with a focus on expanding market presence, deepening customer engagement, and accelerating revenue performance across all segments. The company said Swanston brings deep experience in the financial services and technology sectors, having held executive leadership roles at Velocity Solutions, CU People, and John M. Floyd & Associates.

The addition of Martin and Swanston marks a pivotal step in the company’s evolution, Tango said, adding that their leadership will help propel the company into its next phase of strategic growth—expanding global reach, advancing product innovation, and deepening the company’s impact across the real estate and facilities management landscape.

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