Box taps Olivia Nottebohm as next chief operating officer
By Sabela Ojea
Box (BOX) named Olivia Nottebohm as its next chief operating officer, succeeding Stephanie Carullo who is retiring after six years in the role.
The cloud storage company on Thursday said Nottebohm is joining the company as it shifts toward the next phase of its growth plan.
Nottebohm has held roles at software companies including Alphabet's Google. Most recently, Nottebohm was chief revenue officer at the cloud-based productivity platform Notion. She previously served as the COO of Dropbox.
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