Award-winning Business and Technology Executive Brings 30 Years of Tech, Healthcare, and Government Experience to the Movius Board

Movius, the leading global provider of cloud-based, secure, and purpose-driven communications software, today announced it has named experienced technology executive, Lisa Davis to its board of directors. Davis, the current Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Blue Shield of California, a non-profit health plan with $24 billion in annual revenue, joins the Movius team at a time of rapid growth, as the company expands into more industries and geographies. Movius provides mobile industry-leading software-driven Phone 3.0™ service in over 62 industry categories, including financial services, professional services, healthcare, pharmaceutical, transportation, public sector, education, not-for-profit, and small to medium-sized businesses.

“We’re thrilled to welcome Lisa to our board of directors. She brings a wealth of knowledge to the team, particularly in those areas where we’re currently seeing explosive growth and adoption of our MultiLine™ solution”

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“We’re thrilled to welcome Lisa to our board of directors. She brings a wealth of knowledge to the team, particularly in those areas where we’re currently seeing explosive growth and adoption of our MultiLine™ solution,” said Ananth Siva, CEO at Movius.

Prior to Blue Shield of California, Davis held C-level, executive leadership roles at Intel Corp. and Georgetown University, and served 26 years in the senior executive service with the federal government as CIO of the U.S. Marshals Service in the U.S. Department of Justice and as CIO of Counterintelligence Field Activity in the U.S. Department of Defense. She has won multiple awards for her services, including the Bay Area ORBIE CIO Award for Healthcare, the Forbes CIO Next List: 2022, and The CIO Hall of Fame Award from CIO.com.

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