TheLadders.com Selects Award-Winning Executive as Vice President of Product
Daniel R. Leeds, Former Citigroup Executive, Enriches Management Team with Extensive Web Expertise
NEW YORK (August 8, 2006) - TheLadders.com, the world's leading online service for $100,000+ jobs, today announced that Daniel R. Leeds has joined the company as Vice President of Product. In Leeds' new role, he will expand upon TheLadders.com's innovative use of technology to redefine the online experience for job seekers and recruiters, and explore new ways to create even more value for members.
Leeds, a former Citigroup executive, has extensive experience in online marketing, web strategy and development. His expertise spans a variety of disciplines including media, loyalty marketing, and financial services. During his tenure at Citigroup, he established a Web Strategy practice and led the development for the redesign of the ThankYou Rewards initiative and the upcoming re-launch of the CitiCards.com Web site.
"We're pleased to add an executive of Dan's caliber to our already world-class senior management team that includes senior executives from HotJobs, Priceline and Forbes.com," said Marc Cenedella, founder and CEO of TheLadders.com. "I'm confident that Dan's experience in putting great technologies to work on behalf of users will make TheLadders.com an even better place for job seekers and recruiters to find or fill their next $100k+ job."
Prior to Citigroup, Leeds was the Senior Director of Web Strategy and Development for ClubMom, a rewards program and content community for mothers. He also served as the Executive Director of Network Development for iVillage, where he transformed the site from a collection of diverse media properties into an integrated solutions portal for women.
"I'm honored to be part of this team of distinguished individuals," said Leeds. "I look forward to building on the success of this unique product and ensuring TheLadders.com continues to support our members with the best tools to land their next step on the career ladder."