Dialpad, the only cloud-native business communications platform powered by Voice Intelligence (ViTM), recently announced that Jen Grant has joined the company’s Board of Directors. The announcement comes as Dialpad continues to see rapid growth as the demand for remote work tools rises with changing business needs worldwide.
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“We are seeing remote work on the rise everywhere, and we don’t expect to see that diminish even after offices start to open up,” said Jen Grant, Chief Executive Officer of Turbo Systems. “Now, more than ever, people need the right work-from-anywhere tools, and I’m excited to be a part of the movement with Dialpad.”
Built in the cloud, Dialpad does not require on-premise servers, storage or hardwired phones, freeing customers to connect and communicate from anywhere. Dialpad can also be deployed in minutes, enabling organizations of any size to immediately derive more value from their shift to the cloud by better connecting offices and anywhere workers.
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Dialpad has more than 70,000 customers, from small startups to large enterprises, including Uber, Motorola Solutions, Xero, TED and Crunchbase. Its industry-leading voice intelligence helps users coach, connect and capture insights from conversations in real-time. Users can use the platform for all voice, video and messaging/SMS needs, all in one place – accessible on any device and from anywhere with an internet connection.
“I’ve watched Dialpad’s growth over the years and believe they are on the precipice of another big leap forward. I can’t wait to see what we do together,” added Grant.
Grant brings decades of experience building companies from startup to billion-dollar businesses. She is currently CEO of Turbo Systems, a no code platform that makes it easy for anyone to build business apps. No stranger to growth stage start-ups, she served as CMO for Looker until its 2.6B acquisition by Google, built the marketing team that took Elastic public for 2.4B, and grew Box from a small startup to its 1.7B IPO in 2015.
