LiveOps, a distributed contact center, appointed Jeff Jordan to its Board of Directors. Jeff Jordan was formerly President of PayPal and General Manager of eBay's North America business. Jordan may have been brought on by a former colleague - eBay's former Chief Operating Officer Maynard Webb joined LiveOps last year in the role of CEO.
LiveOps also named Nanci Caldwell, former PeopleSoft EVP and CMO, to the board. Maynard Webb said of the two new board members in a press release, "We are extremely pleased to have executives of Jeff and Nanci's caliber join the LiveOps Board. Their extensive experience and leadership in building successful high tech companies will be a real asset to LiveOps as we move aggressively forward in building an enduring, world leader that is changing peoples' relationships to work through our distributed call center platform."
The press release quoted Jordan, "LiveOps reminds me a lot of eBay in its early days. It harnesses the power of technology to fundamentally change the way people interact and work. And in doing so it has empowered a robust community of people to earn their living on their platform."
Jordan has kept a low profile since leaving PayPal unexpectedly last year.
LiveOps also named Nanci Caldwell, former PeopleSoft EVP and CMO, to the board. Maynard Webb said of the two new board members in a press release, "We are extremely pleased to have executives of Jeff and Nanci's caliber join the LiveOps Board. Their extensive experience and leadership in building successful high tech companies will be a real asset to LiveOps as we move aggressively forward in building an enduring, world leader that is changing peoples' relationships to work through our distributed call center platform."
The press release quoted Jordan, "LiveOps reminds me a lot of eBay in its early days. It harnesses the power of technology to fundamentally change the way people interact and work. And in doing so it has empowered a robust community of people to earn their living on their platform."
Jordan has kept a low profile since leaving PayPal unexpectedly last year.
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