Amperity names Dawn Lepore Chairman of the Board

Amperity has announced the appointment of Dawn G. Lepore as Chairman of its Board of Directors.

Lepore, who previously held roles as Chief Executive Officer of drugstore.com and Vice Chairman of Charles Schwab, brings extensive experience in technology and retail to her new position. Her career is marked by significant achievements in digital transformation and retail innovation.

"We are thrilled to welcome Dawn as our Chairman of the Board. Her extraordinary career in digital transformation and extracting value from technology has been remarkable. She has incredible experience in scaling teams and building corporate culture," said Tony Owens, Chief Executive Officer of Amperity. "Dawn understands that exceptional business outcomes stem from meaningful customer experiences, and we believe she will be transformative for our company and the brands we serve worldwide."

Lepore's previous role as Vice Chairman and Chief Information Officer at Charles Schwab saw her play a pivotal role in modernising online trading and developing financial services. At drugstore.com, she served as Board Chair and Chief Executive Officer, overseeing the company's growth until its acquisition by Walgreens in 2011. Her extensive board experience includes leadership positions at organisations such as eBay, Walmart, and AOL.

"I'm honoured to join Amperity as Board Chairman at such a pivotal time for data-driven businesses," Lepore stated. "Throughout my career, I've seen how technology transforms industries and creates exceptional customer experiences. Amperity's AI-powered approach to customer data is revolutionising how brands connect with consumers and accelerate growth. I look forward to working with this talented team to help companies unlock the full potential of their most valuable asset—their customer relationships."

Lepore also holds positions on a number of corporate and advisory boards, focusing on fintech and AI-driven technology firms. Her achievements have received recognition from Fortune, listing her among the "50 Most Powerful Women in Business."