DemandScience hires Aislinn Wright and adds Adam Kocoloski to its board
DemandScience named Aislinn Wright SVP of product management and appointed Adam Kocoloski, an Airbnb Distinguished Engineer, to its board.


Image: DemandScience press materials, from the announcement
DemandScience announced on January 26, 2026 two additions to its leadership. Aislinn Wright joined as senior vice president of product management, and Adam Kocoloski was appointed to the board of directors. Wright most recently served as vice president of product management at EDB and earlier held product leadership roles at IBM, including Db2 Warehouse on Cloud and IBM Cloud Databases. Kocoloski is a Distinguished Engineer at Airbnb and was previously vice president and CTO of Cloud Data Services at IBM and CTO of IBM Cloudant. CEO Derek Schoettle tied the hires to the company's Precision Performance Marketing offerings launched in 2025. DemandScience says more than 900 B2B companies use it.
The details
- Aislinn Wright: SVP of product management; previously VP of product management at EDB.
- Wright holds an MBA from Babson College and a bachelor's degree from Hamilton College.
- Adam Kocoloski: board member; Distinguished Engineer at Airbnb focused on distributed systems and data infrastructure.
- Kocoloski holds a Ph.D. in Physics from MIT.
- DemandScience says more than 900 B2B companies use its offerings.
Context
This is the second DemandScience item in our coverage, after a December 2025 survey on intent signal reliability. Two weeks later the company announced its partnership with HG Insights and GTM Fabric, followed by the Content-IQ launch in February. Later items include Chris Moody as chief GTM evangelist, the Ionic relaunch in July and a partnership with ZoomInfo on July 29, 2026.
Not disclosed
- Wright's reporting line
- Whether other board changes occurred
- Start dates
- Specific product areas Wright will own
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