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Tuesday, March 09, 2010

Enterprise Webcasting Provider IVT Announces Jim McGovern As New CEO

Dan Rayburn | Tuesday March 9, 2010 | 12:05 PM | Comments (0)

This morning, SaaS based webcasting platform provider IVT announced the appointment of Jim McGovern as the company's new CEO. Jim replaces Greg Pulier who was acting as the interim CEO after former CEO Phillip Whalen stepped down last year. Jim was most recently the CEO of itzbig, an interactive job board and he spent six years as CEO of Marketwire. Last month IVT also announced they had a raised a B round of funding in the amount of $5.5M.

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