DoubleVerify Announces Executive Succession in Commercial Team

DoubleVerify Holdings Inc. (NYSE:DV) is one of the best enterprise software stocks to buy according to analysts. On September 15, DoubleVerify announced an evolution of its senior commercial management team and the expansion of its leadership ranks. Current Global Chief Commercial Officer Julie Eddleman notified DoubleVerify of her intent to retire and will step down from her executive leadership role, effective December 31 this year.

Following her retirement from the executive role, Eddleman will continue to support DoubleVerify as a Senior Advisor through 2026. She commented that her 5-year tenure was fulfilling and that she is happy to transition, knowing the commercial team is ready for continued success, citing DoubleVerify’s expansion and dominance in growth areas like Social, CTV, and AI optimization during her time.

Steve Mougis is DoubleVerify’s current Chief Growth Officer but will assume the role of Global Chief Commercial Officer starting January 1, 2026. He will be reporting directly to CEO Mark Zagorski. Gian LaVecchia will assume the role of Chief Revenue Officer, reporting to Steve Mougis. Furthermore, DV has made a new hire, appointing Joris Stevens as SVP, Global Account Management, also reporting to Steve Mougis.

DoubleVerify Holdings Inc. (NYSE:DV) provides media effectiveness platforms in the US and internationally. The company provides data analytics that enable advertisers to increase the effectiveness, quality, and return on digital advertising investments.

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