Shutterstock Appoints Alfonse Upshaw to its Board of Directors
"We are pleased to welcome Alfonse to the Shutterstock board of directors at an exciting time for our company. He brings a wealth of experience in developing and executing strategic initiatives that we will benefit from as we continue to innovate our offerings and accelerate our subscription-based model" said
"I'm excited to join the Shutterstock board," stated
As Senior Vice President, Corporate Controller and Chief Accounting Officer of
Prior to joining
Upshaw has also served on not-for-profit boards and advisory committees including
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SOURCE
Laura Baez, lbaez@shutterstock.com