Corporate Visions Appoints Dom Maida to Board of Directors
Corporate Visions has announced the appointment of Dom Maida, former Chief Data Officer at Bloomberg, to its Board of Directors. This move aims to bolster the company's AI and data-driven initiatives, announced in a press release.
Maida, who currently serves as a Senior Advisor for Boston Consulting Group, brings nearly three decades of experience in data, technology, and product development. His extensive background includes a 26-year tenure at Bloomberg, where he led global data operations and technological innovation.
Emily DiMiceli, CEO of Corporate Visions, highlighted Maida's proven success in building data-driven organizations as a key asset for advancing the company's TruVoice platform and expanding AI capabilities. Maida's appointment is expected to strengthen Corporate Visions' position in the B2B revenue growth technology space.
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