Jill Morgenweck Named Chief Operating Officer at KeyMe
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NEW YORK, March 26, 2019 (Newswire.com) - KeyMe, the rapidly growing consumer technology company that is fundamentally changing the $12 billion per year access-services industry, is excited to announce the promotion of Jill Morgenweck to Chief Operating Officer.
Jill has held leadership roles at high-profile NYC tech companies, including Shapeways and Shyp, where she has disrupted industries ranging from mass 3D printing to logistics. As Chief Operating Officer, Jill will optimize logistics, order fulfillment, customer service, and people operations as KeyMe scales its service to tens of millions of customers across the nation.
“Jill has distinguished herself as an exceptional operational leader,” said Greg Marsh, KeyMe’s CEO. “Her demonstrated ability to deliver structure and speed during this stage in our growth will be instrumental as KeyMe rapidly expands its services in top retailers across the country.”
“KeyMe is at an incredible moment in its evolution, poised to become an industry-changing service” said Morgenweck. “I am honored to join Greg and the top notch KeyMe team as we work together to deliver unrivaled customer experience and drive millions of new customers into our retailers.”
Jill is joining a seasoned executive team, which includes recent additions Aly Valli as VP of Product and Mark O’Neill as Chief Technology Officer, both NYC tech veterans.
About KeyMe
KeyMe is fundamentally transforming key duplication and locksmith services for consumers and businesses. KeyMe smart kiosks are deployed in over 2,000 locations across leading retailers across 46 states, including (alphabetically): Acme, Albertsons, AutoZone, Bed Bath & Beyond, Brookfield, Dillons, Foodmaxx, Foodtown, Frys, Giant Eagle, GGP, Harmon Face Values, JLL Properties, Kmart, Kroger, Mall of America, Ralphs Grocery, Randalls, Rite Aid, Safeway, Save-A-Lot, Save Mart, Sears, Simon Malls, Starwood, Tom Thumb, UNFI, Vons and 7-Eleven, among others.
KeyMe kiosks are the first and only kiosks with the ability to duplicate the majority of vehicle and RFID keys on the market. The smart kiosks copy keys in under 30 seconds, at a rate that is 10 times more accurate than the industry average. In addition, KeyMe’s iOS and Android mobile applications enable customers to safely scan and save a digital copy of their key, making them accessible on demand.
KeyMe investors include Battery Ventures, Comcast Ventures, Questmark Partners, River Park Ventures, and White Star Capital.
For inquiries, contact [email protected].
Source: KeyMe
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