Scott Dorsey Joins the Lesson.ly Board of Directors

High-Growth Startup Strengthens Relationship With Tech Pioneer

INDIANAPOLIS--()--Lesson.ly, the leader in learning automation software, announced today that Scott Dorsey has joined its board of directors. Dorsey is managing partner at High Alpha, a venture studio that conceives, launches and scales next-generation enterprise cloud companies. Previously, he was co-founder and CEO of ExactTarget. Dorsey became CEO of Salesforce Marketing Cloud after Salesforce’s historic $2.5 billion acquisition of ExactTarget in 2012. Prior to joining the Lesson.ly board, he served as an independent investor and advisor to the company.

“Scott is the mentor of a lifetime,” said Max Yoder, Lesson.ly’s co-founder and CEO. “We speak candidly, we debate, we hug it out, and repeat. It’s exactly what Lesson.ly needs. I cannot articulate how valuable Scott’s guidance has been for us.”

“As a longtime investor and advisor to the business, I'm thrilled to be officially joining the board of directors,” said Dorsey. “Max and his leadership team are super-talented and well-poised to transform the future of learning automation.”

“Scott brings more than a decade of software-CEO experience to the board,” said Yoder. “He knows how to scale teams without compromising on culture, and that’s exactly what Lesson.ly plans to do.”

Dorsey joins three existing board members, including Yoder, High Alpha partner Mike Fitzgerald, and OpenView partner Ricky Pelletier.

Lesson.ly doubled its headcount in the first quarter of 2016, from 17 to 34. The company will add 10 more positions by the end of 2016, with many of its current openings highlighted on its Careers page.

About Lesson.ly

Employees succeed when they have streamlined access to company knowledge, best practices, and team policies. Lesson.ly’s learning automation software helps more than 250 companies capture this information as step-by-step lessons that are easy to assign, measure, search, and update. Learn more at www.lesson.ly.

About High Alpha

High Alpha is a venture studio focused on conceiving, launching and scaling next-generation enterprise cloud companies by uniting company creation with venture funding. The High Alpha Capital portfolio includes TinderBox, Sigstr, G2 Crowd, Narvar, TINYpulse, CrowdRiff, and Lesson.ly. Learn more at highalpha.com.

Contacts

Lesson.ly
Hugh Vandivier, 317-627-0068
hugh@lesson.ly

Release Summary

Lesson.ly, the leader in learning automation software, announced today that Scott Dorsey has joined its board of directors.

Contacts

Lesson.ly
Hugh Vandivier, 317-627-0068
hugh@lesson.ly