Ironclad Appoints Mike Jordan as Chief People Officer

May 15, 2026
Ironclad has named Mike Jordan, formerly of Asana and HP, as its new Chief People Officer. The appointment comes as the AI contracting company expands globally and grows its workforce by 25 percent over the past year.

Ironclad has appointed Mike Jordan as its new Chief People Officer, announced in a press release. Jordan joins the company as it continues global expansion and workforce growth, with a 25 percent increase in employees over the past year.

Jordan brings more than two decades of experience leading people teams at technology companies and large enterprises. He previously served as Senior Vice President and Head of Talent, Learning, and Strategy at Asana, where he developed an AI first approach to improve decision making and productivity. Before that, he was Senior Vice President and Global Head of Talent and Learning at HP, overseeing programs for a workforce of 60,000 employees.

Former Chief People Officer Ambrosia Vertesi will transition to a new internal role focused on strategic people initiatives. Ironclad is currently hiring for more than 50 roles across its teams, following recent office expansions in San Francisco, New York City, and London.

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