Robin Joy
Stanford DCI Fellow at Stanford Distinguished Careers Institute (DCI)
San Francisco, California
Overview
Work Experience
Stanford DCI Fellow
2023 - Current
Operating Advisor
2019
Robin serves as an advisor for Bessemer Venture Partners and their portfolio companies who seek out Robin's expertise in go-to-market strategies across marketing, sales, digital experience, and partner development.
BVP Forge operates as a private equity firm that focuses on software-enabled businesses.
Limited Partner
2019
Operator Collective is a venture fund and community of 200+ operator LPs that brings together tech’s most exceptional executives from diverse backgrounds to invest in and supercharge the next generation of enterprise tech.
Operator Collective is a venture fund and dream team community of Operator LPs.
Board Member
2021 - 2024
Robin served on the board of Acumatica, a private company backed by EQT with a fast-growing cloud ERP platform.
Acumatica is a provider of cloud business management software that empowers small and mid-size businesses to unlock their potential.
Raised $48,300,000.00 from Accel-KKR, Runa Capital and Almaz Capital.
Senior Vice President, Global Alliances & Partner Development
2012 - 2022
An early DocuSign hire, Robin helped scale the company from 150 to 7,500 employees and grow from $30M to $2.5B in annual revenue. She rang the bell at Nasdaq for DOCU in April 2018, contributing to a successful IPO with a $10B+ market cap. In her role leading DocuSign's global alliances and partner ecosystem, Robin advanced strategic partnerships with Salesforce, Microsoft, Google, SAP, ServiceNow, Intuit, and Deloitte. Notably, Robin led a multi-faceted partnership deal with Microsoft announced in June 2022. With hundreds of partners across ISVs, System Integrators, and Resellers, a third of DocuSign's bookings were influenced by partners. In Robin's prior role leading Digital Sales and Marketing, Robin designed DocuSign’s high-velocity digital business based on a freemium model. Her digital business team acquired 80% of DocuSign’s 1.2 million customers across 180 countries through this low-touch approach, contributing $300M recurring revenue. Robin was promoted to senior vice president in December 2015 from her role as Vice President, Web & Mobile Business. In 2015 Robin launched the DocuSign Women employee resource group and served as its executive sponsor through 2021.
DocuSign Seattle Area is a software industry.
Vice President, Marketing
2010 - 2011
Marketing executive at Caring.com, where Robin balanced a double-bottom line to create a successful start-up with strong business metrics and positive social impact on family caregivers. During her tenure, Robin grew subscribers by 400% and monthly unique visitors by 220% to 1.7 million.
Director
2004 - 2009
Business and marketing leader for QuickBooks, the #1 small business financial software, and related supplies, support, and online services. Generated $500+ million in revenue and acquired 1.8 million new customers in fiscal 2009. Robin was promoted from Group Business Manager of QuickBooks Payroll, a SaaS business that Robin grew to 1 million subscribers.
Intuit Turbo is an app to get financial reports and financial advice.
Advisor
2007 - 2008
Advised online travel start-up on marketing and branding. TripIt was acquired by Concur in 2011 and Concur was acquired by SAP in 2014.
TripIt is a trip planner that enables its users to create a master travel itinerary and provide them with online and mobile access.
Raised $13,100,000.00 from Oreilly AlphaTech Ventures and Azure Capital Partners.
Marketing Director
2001 - 2003
Created Moxi brand and launched the Moxi Media Center (an HD DVR), awarded Best of Show at CES in 2002. Moxi Digital was acquired by Digeo in March 2002.
Director, Brand Strategy and Advertising
1999 - 2001
Drove acquisition and brand strategy for leading search engine and top 10 Internet site. Managed online advertising, email campaigns, and affiliate program. Awarded Cannes Golden Lion, Kelly Award and Adweek’s Best Spots of the 1990s for TV and print advertising. AltaVista was acquired by Overture in February 2003 and Yahoo! purchased Overture in July 2003.