News releases

Dropbox today launched Dropbox Professional, a new offering that introduces business-grade tools to help individual users store, share, and track work from a single, secure place.

We’re excited to share that we’ve signed a lease for our future home: The Exchange at 16th in the Mission Bay neighborhood of San Francisco. The four-building, 750,000 square-foot complex developed by Kilroy Realty Corporation has 736,000 square feet of office space that we’ll make our own.

Today, we’re sharing the biggest change to the Dropbox look in our 10-year history. “Dropbox isn’t only a place to store your files,” writes CMO Carolyn Feinstein in a post on the Dropbox blog. “We’re a living workspace where people and ideas come together.

I’m delighted to welcome Meg Whitman to our Board of Directors. Meg is a true business titan and has been a trusted friend and advisor to me for years. Her experience and judgment will be invaluable to Dropbox as we continue to grow and scale.

We’re excited to announce that Quentin Clark is joining Dropbox as our SVP of Engineering, Product, and Design. In this role, he will lead strategy and execution across these teams.

Dropbox today announced it has been named a Leader in Gartner’s 2017 Magic Quadrant Content Collaboration Platforms report. Dropbox powers one of the world’s largest, most connected platforms for content-based collaboration.

Sylvie Veilleux is joining Dropbox as our first Chief Information Officer. Sylvie has more than 20 years of experience as a technologist and corporate leader in rapidly changing organizations. She joins us from Mozilla, where she was the VP of Enterprise IT and Security.

We’re thrilled to announce that Nicholas Jitkoff is joining Dropbox as our VP of Design! Nicholas joins us from Google where he led the work of the Material Design team, iterating with product groups across the company to create a coherent design language for Google’s suite of products.

Dropbox today launched a series of new products and business solutions that will transform the future of teamwork. Companies are increasingly organizing themselves around teams, and Dropbox is building the tools they need to be creative and productive.