Siteimprove Appoints Kalvin Brite as SVP of Product

Siteimprove has appointed Kalvin Brite as Senior Vice President of Product to lead its global product organization and drive AI-powered innovation.

Siteimprove has appointed Kalvin Brite as Senior Vice President of Product, announced in a press release. Brite will lead the company's global product organization, reporting directly to CEO Nayaki Nayyar. With over 15 years of experience in high-growth SaaS companies like Contentful, Twilio, and SendGrid, Brite is expected to drive Siteimprove's AI-powered innovation and customer-centric strategy.

In his previous role as Vice President of Product at Contentful, Brite contributed to significant revenue growth and product launches. His appointment at Siteimprove reflects the company's focus on enhancing its AI platform to deliver accessible and engaging digital experiences. Brite expressed enthusiasm about joining Siteimprove, highlighting the company's legacy in helping brands deliver impactful digital content.

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