Lynn Vojvodich Appointed to the Looker Board of Directors

By PRNewswire On Aug 2, 2018

Looker, a leading data platform company, announced that Lynn Vojvodich has joined the company’s Board of Directors.

@lvojvodich joins Looker’s Board of Directors. @lookerdata

Formerly EVP and CMO of Salesforce, Ms. Vojvodich has spent more than two decades building and transforming enterprise software companies, as well as advising start-up and growth-stage technology businesses. Prior to joining Salesforce, she was a partner at Andreessen Horowitz where she developed go-to-market strategies for portfolio companies.

“Lynn has decades of proven success guiding and growing companies,” said Frank Bien, CEO of Looker. “Her leadership and experience will be invaluable to Looker as we continue our rapid growth and expansion. We’re thrilled to have Lynn join our Board.”

“Looker is a very well positioned company in an increasingly relevant industry,” said Ms. Vojvodich. “The company has impressed me with its strategic vision and its strong and healthy corporate culture. I look forward to working with Looker’s leadership team during the company’s next stage of growth.”

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Ms. Vojvodich currently sits on the Board of Directors for Ford Motor Company and Booking Holdings (formerly known as The Priceline Group). She holds a B.S. in Product Design and Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University and an MBA from Harvard Business School.

Looker is a complete data platform that offers data analytics and business insights to every department, and easily integrates into applications to deliver data directly into the decision-making process. Over 1,600 industry-leading and innovative companies such as Sony, Amazon, The Economist, IBM, Spotify, Etsy, Lyft and Kickstarter have trusted Looker to power their data-driven cultures. The company is headquartered in Santa Cruz, California, with offices in San Francisco, New York, Chicago, Boulder, London and Dublin, Ireland. Investors include CapitalG, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Meritech Capital Partners, Redpoint Ventures, First Round Capital, Sapphire Ventures and Goldman Sachs