Exago Inc. Announces Addition to Board of Directors
Company announces appointment of Joe DeRosa.
Exago Inc. announced today that it has elected Joe DeRosa to its board of directors. DeRosa is Chief Revenue Officer of SAFEbuilt, a community development services firm and a Riverside portfolio company.
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“We are fortunate to have such an experienced business leader joining our board of directors,” said Mike Brody, Exago’s co-founder and Chief Executive Officer. “Joe has had a distinguished career and brings invaluable experience in helping companies accelerate revenue growth.”
Previously, DeRosa served as a global management consultant in a variety of industries including SaaS, fintech, insurance, manufacturing and consumer packaged goods. Joe has held various executive roles in the public and private sector. He has deep experience working with private equity held portfolio companies, as well as publicly traded organizations including Merrill Lynch, Intuit, and Paychex.
“I am excited to be working with such a forward-thinking team,” said Joe DeRosa. “Exago’s commitment to helping companies improve their end user experience through better analytics, including easy reporting and dashboarding, is critical.”
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“Joe brings vast experience in scaling companies and accelerating growth, and we are thrilled to welcome him to the team,” said Oni Chukwu, Exago Board of Directors Chair and veteran entrepreneurial software CEO. “With Joe’s addition, we have a stronger team in place to continue executing on our strategy to drive revenue growth and margin expansion.”
Joe DeRosa authored The Customer Mindset: Thinking Like Your Customer To Create Remarkable Results, published in 2016, and received a BBA in Business Management and Marketing from Saint John Fisher College in Rochester, NY
This appointment brings the number of directors of Exago’s board to 4.