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Sovrn Names Katie Derr As Chief Financial Officer and Trish Gerlitz As Chief People Officer

PRIVATEAug 22, 2024•almost 2 years ago

Position

Chief People Officer

Company

Sovrn

Trish Gerlitz

Boulder

Description

Sovrn, a publisher technology platform, has named Katie Derr as Chief Financial Officer and Trish Gerlitz as Chief People Officer. Both executives will be based out of Sovrn's Boulder office and report directly to Walter Knapp, CEO.

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Company

Sovrn

Location

Boulder, Colorado, United States

About

Sovrn provides products and services to thousands of online publishers to help them understand, operate and grow their business. Sovrn is headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, with offices in San Francisco, New York, and London. With thousands of customers deploying one or more products across 40,000 websites, Sovrn reaches nearly 500 million active consumers across more than 3.5 billion pageviews every day. Sovrn has been a leader in online publisher technology since its founding and has been recognized by IAB, JICWEBS, and TAG for its role in combating advertising fraud and promoting pro-transparency initiatives. Sovrn is dedicated to helping content creators do more of what they love, and less of what they don't. For more information, please visit https://www.sovrn.com.

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