Executive honored for empowering professional and personal achievements

McLean, Va. –  Cvent (NYSE : CVT), a leading cloud-based enterprise event management platform, announced today that its senior vice president of client services, Manjula Aggarwal, has been named a "Woman Who Means Business" by the Washington Business Journal. Winners will be recognized during an awards ceremony at the Four Seasons Hotel in Washington, D.C. on November 14. Last year's winners included women executives from leading companies such as Booz Allen Hamilton, the National Cherry Blossom Festival and Raytheon.

"I'm honored to have been selected for such a prominent award," said Ms. Aggarwal. "It's especially meaningful to be recognized alongside some of the city's most powerful women in different industries and professions. I would not be here without the opportunities Cvent has given me and the great people I work with. My team works hard every day to help our customers around the world achieve their business goals."

Ms. Aggarwal joined Cvent in 2000 with the goal of creating an award-winning client services department. Since then, she has been instrumental in building a department, with more than 200 staff members dedicated to customer support and professional services to Cvent's 187,000 users with its event management platform.

In addition, under Ms. Aggarwal's leadership, the Cvent client services team has received a number of honors, including awards from the Customer Service Institute of America for the past four consecutive years. CSIA also awarded Ms. Aggarwal with the "Best International Customer Service Executive of the Year."

The Washington Business Journal's "Women Who Mean Business" annual award recognizes the region's most influential women who made a difference in their communities, blazed a trail for others and left a mark on the Washington area community. The winners represent women from every industry and profession, who are established business leaders with strong records of innovation in their fields, outstanding performance in their business and clear track records of meaningful community involvement.