TEMPE, AZ – (December 8, 2008) – One of the fastest growing companies in Arizona and the leader in identity theft protection, LifeLock® has recently made changes to its executive team, appointing its current Chief Operating Officer (COO) Andy Corbin to the role of President and COO and hiring Rich Rzasa as Chief Information Officer (CIO). Additionally, Chief Executive Officer Todd Davis will also hold the position of Chairman of the Board of Directors for LifeLock.
Andy Corbin brings broad-based, comprehensive leadership knowledge to the role of President and COO. Throughout his career, Corbin has held roles that combine operational and financial responsibilities, applying a pragmatic approach to problem solving, creating operational efficiencies, top and bottom-line growth, as well as GAAP and SOX compliance.
With LifeLock, Corbin will oversee the cross functional departments of the organization, planning for the organizations future operational and financial goals. A key function of Corbin’s responsibilities will include identifying and leveraging operational effciencies to enhance the member experience and optimize the member economics inherent in the business model.
A co-founder of the organization, Davis will maintain his role as CEO while also serving as Chairman of the Board that has already helped propel the organization to exponential growth and its current industry leading position.
Rich Rzasa is a seasoned information technology executive with experience in the Financial Services, Retailing, and E-Commerce industries. As former Vice Chairman and Chief Information Officer for TD Waterhouse, a leading provider of online financial services to the self-directed investor, Rzasa contributed to the overall strategy of the firm and led a large, multi-disciplined team of technology professionals to deliver systems capable of multi-channel high-volume, high-availability transaction processing and multi-faceted customer support.
Rzasa’s role as LifeLock’s Chief Information Officer will provide technology vision and leadership in the development and implementations of LifeLock’s information technology systems. Rzasa responsibilities include bringing future vision of technology, identifying changes and trends in the technology field, and developing an overall strategy for information needs, system development and hardware integration.
“As we look toward the future of LifeLock, it was apparent that we had some key positions to create in an effort to maintain our position within the industry,” said Davis. “The promotion of Andy and the addition of Rich to our executive team provide our organization with a strong direction and focus on consumer protection.”
Founded in 2005, LifeLock works to close many of the doors identity thieves go through to misuse personal information. Closing in on 1.5 million members, LifeLock has earned multiple awards, including the Red Herring 100 Global Award as one of the Top 100 start-ups in the world. LifeLock was the recipient of two American Business Awards for advertising in 2008, and most recently, garnered an additional award honor for advertising from the International Business Awards. LifeLock representatives are available to assist members 24 hours a day, seven days a week from the company’s secure facility in Tempe, Ariz. LifeLock (www.lifelock.com) is a private company backed by Goldman Sachs, Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers, as well as Bessemer Venture Partners.
As the industry leader in identity theft protection, LifeLock requests on behalf of its clients that the national credit bureaus place fraud alerts on its members’ credit files, and requests that members’ names be removed from pre-approved credit card offer and junk mail lists. Members are also entitled to LifeLock’s WalletLock™, eRecon™ and TrueAddress™ services. The company’s services are backed by a $1 million total service guarantee.
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