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San Francisco, CA-based DocuSign has Appointed Grant Peterson as Chief Technology Officer
About the Company
DocuSign is changing the way we live and do business. That`s because DocuSign is the fastest, most secure way to sign and approve just about anything from any mobile device—anywhere in the world. DocuSign is so simple to learn and easy to use, it will transform the way your customers do business with you. More than 100,000 companies and over 50 million users in 188 countries use DocuSign to sign Organizations of all sizes and industries are accelerating contracts, approvals, and workflows with DocuSign`s Digital Transaction Management (DTM) platform and eSignature solution. DocuSign keeps life and business moving forward.
About the Person
Grant Peterson came to DocuSign as chief technology officer in November 2007. Prior to joining DocuSign, he was vice president of product development for LexisNexis where he grew sales for a number of products from $6 million in 2000 to $145 million in 2007. Prior to LexisNexis, Grant was the director of product development for Primus Knowledge Solutions. As a member of the management team, Grant positioned Primus as the leader in the support resolution space and the preferred vendor by the world's leading technology companies. Primus experienced a successful IPO in 1999 achieving a total market cap of $1.2B. Earlier in his career, Grant was a software architect and development manager at Halliburton Geophysical Services, where he designed and implemented the Halliburton Interactive Seismic Processing system, and served as a senior software engineer for Sierra Geophysics, Inc., which was acquired by Halliburton in 1989. Grant holds an eMBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
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