clean.io, the leading digital engagement security platform, today announced the hiring of a key position to its leadership team, as Danielle Repetti joins the company as Chief Revenue Officer.
Over the last 12 months, clean.io has more than doubled its headcount as it builds out its headquarters in Baltimore on the heels of a Series A round of funding and the launch of its new ecommerce product cleanCART.
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Danielle comes to clean.io with over two decades of experience driving go-to-market strategy, hyper-growth and product innovation for private equity businesses, and penetrating new markets in SaaS, AdTech, and eCommerce. Prior to joining clean.io, she was Chief Revenue Officer at Whitebox and held senior positions at Verizon Media, Millennial Media, and CoreStar Financial Group.
“Danielle will help fuel our expansion into e-commerce with the launch of cleanCART,” said clean.io CEO Matt Gillis. “Her vast experience in both advertising technology and ecommerce, along with her proven track record as a revenue leader, will help us achieve our aggressive growth goals. There couldn’t be a more perfect fit for someone to lead our revenue team as we enter this new chapter than Danielle. It’s a true privilege to work alongside her.”
As CRO, Danielle will identify new market opportunities and oversee the performance, strategy, and alignment of clean.io’s sales, channel and business development teams.
“I am thrilled to be joining the clean.io team,” said Repetti. “The company is reinventing the way that businesses approach how they engage with their users, customers, and audiences in the digital world, and the value we can bring to customers is unparalleled.”
With the launch of cleanCART, clean.io is pioneering a new category called digital engagement security that gives businesses the ability to safeguard their user experiences, preserve revenue and margins, and protect their brand and relationship with their users by controlling the third party code that executes on their sites.
