OpenX Promotes Jeanne Leasure to Chief People Officer

OpenX Technologies, Inc., a leading omnichannel supply-side platform, has announced the promotion of Jeanne Leasure to Chief People Officer (CPO). This move highlights OpenX’s commitment to fostering a high-performance workplace where empowered employees drive continued success.

Since joining OpenX in early 2023, Leasure has transformed the company’s people strategy, implementing best-in-class programs that enhance scalability and align with business goals. Under her leadership, OpenX has achieved a remarkable 93% voluntary retention rate and boosted employee pride to 92%, reinforcing a culture of engagement and innovation.

“An effective CPO is more than just an HR leader—they are a business strategist ensuring that people, culture, and leadership align with the company’s long-term vision. Jeanne embodies these qualities,” said John Gentry, CEO of OpenX. “Her intelligence, experience, and expertise in building high-performing teams have been instrumental to our growth, and we are thrilled to recognize her impact.”

Strengthening OpenX’s Global Talent Strategy

In her new role, Leasure will continue to expand OpenX’s global operating team while ensuring employees remain at the heart of the company’s growth and success. She will continue reporting to CEO John Gentry.

“From day one, I saw that OpenX’s greatest competitive advantage is its team and culture,” said Leasure. “I’m excited to continue building an environment where employees thrive and deliver the best performance of their careers. When we invest in our people, they deliver for our customers, driving business success and keeping OpenX at the forefront of programmatic innovation.”

Proven Expertise in Talent Strategy

With extensive experience in technology startups and high-growth companies, Leasure specializes in talent strategy, organizational effectiveness, and leadership development. Prior to joining OpenX, she played a key role in developing the vision, strategic initiatives, and KPIs that contributed to the $1.17-billion acquisition of SpotX.