BetterWorks Names Doug Dennerline as new CEO
BetterWorks merges goal alignment, meaningful conversations and feedback within its continuous performance management suite
REDWOOD CITY, Calif., March 7, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Enterprise software veteran Doug Dennerline was named BetterWorks Executive Chairman of the Board in November 2017, and now adds CEO to his title. Dennerline brings deep experience leading high-growth enterprise software companies and businesses including Alfresco, SuccessFactors, Salesforce and the Collaboration group at Cisco Systems.
"As soon as I joined BetterWorks as its Executive Chairman of the Board and began spending time with the team, I was immediately impressed with the depth of the team's commitment to our mission of improving how people grow and develop at work," said Dennerline. " I immediately wanted to come work alongside the team to bring this vision to life."
Karen Richter, who joined as BetterWorks VP of Sales in mid-2017, said, "Happily, this will be the third time I've worked with Doug. I cannot think of a better leader to take our next-generation product to a broader market. The entire BetterWorks team was thrilled to hear he was joining as CEO."
John Doerr, chairman of Kleiner Perkins and board member of BetterWorks adds, "When we initiated a CEO search for BetterWorks months ago, we put together a very long list of requirements. Doug checked every one of our boxes. The way we all work is evolving as every company's talent and continuous performance management becomes more complex. BetterWorks is uniquely well-positioned, with Doug's leadership, to bring next-generation continuous performance management to forward-thinking businesses."
In October of 2017, the BetterWorks solution was named one of HR Executive Magazine's Top Products of 2017 for combining organizational goal alignment, feedback, recognition and meaningful manager-employee conversations into a unified experience that's easily adopted by managers, employees and HR leaders alike.
Since Dennerline joined its board in November, BetterWorks has released a Recognition Module that allows users to publicly recognize peers, and updated its mobile applications (iOS and Android). BetterWorks continues to support integrations with the most popular workflow management tools including JIRA, Salesforce, Asana and Google Sheets.
"As we move into the year ahead, we'll remain heavily focused on building and introducing new capabilities that enable managers and HR leaders to align individual and team skill development with business goals," said Vipul Galal, VP Product at BetterWorks.
For more information, visit www.betterworks.com.
About BetterWorks
BetterWorks® is the solution of choice for forward-thinking HR and organizational leaders who want to motivate and engage their employees within a positive company culture of transparency, accountability and continuous employee development. The BetterWorks software suite helps organizations achieve goal transparency and alignment alongside the necessary, meaningful, ongoing conversations between managers and employees on progress, recognition and development. Through an award-winning user experience and integrations with popular team productivity tools (Slack, Jira, Asana) and back-office HRIS (Workday, SuccessFactors), BetterWorks makes rollout, administration and end user adoption a breeze.
Headquartered in Redwood City, CA with an office in NYC, BetterWorks board and investors include: John Doerr, Chair of KPCB; Bing Gordon, General Partner & Chief Product Officer at KPCB; and Jason Green, Founder and General Partner, Emergence Capital.
BetterWorks established its HR Industry Council in early 2018. The Industry Council comprises HR thought leaders and practitioners who engage with and advise the BetterWorks customer community and inform product innovations. Active members include Scott Day, SVP of People & Culture at OpenTable, Laura Garnett, Performance Strategist for Zone of Genius, Jennifer Hedding, Chief People Officer at Roblox, Tracy Layney, SVP & CHRO at Shutterfly, Inc., Susan Lovegren, Chief People Officer at Medallia, Marcia Morales-Jaffe, Senior Advisor at McKinsey & Company and Kristen Robinson, CHRO of Pandora.
To learn more, visit www.betterworks.com.
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