Former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice joins Cloud services Dropbox board

Summary] Dropbox hopes to expand international influence, which is what rice is good at. Former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice (Tencent Science and Technology map) Tencent Science and Technology Co., Ltd. Dropbox Wednesday announced the addition of a board member of the company, but not a tech big guy, but former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice (Condoleezza), She was in George W. Bush. The Bush administration served as secretary of state. At first glance, rice is not a proper board candidate for a technology company, but Dropbox wants to expand international influence, which is what rice is good at. Rice has long been teaching at Stanford University in Silicon Valley and has extensive experience in dealing with world leaders and foreign companies. It was Rice's experience in the international arena that prompted Dropbox to attract the company's board. In the increasingly competitive cloud storage market, Dropbox has been committed to expanding the international market, so rice such a heavyweight to join the important significance. "When considering adding board members, we are looking for a leader who can help the company expand into the international market," Dru Houston Drew Houston, chief executive of Dropbox, "as director of the Stanford University dean, Hewlett Packard and Charles Schwab. And the former U.S. Secretary of State have achieved outstanding professional success. It is a great honor for us to join our team with a remarkable and outstanding person like Dr. Rice. "In addition to announcing Rice's admission to the board, Dropbox also announced the promotion of Suje Jaswa (Sujay jaswa) as chief financial officer and hired Motorola Mobile CEO Dennis Wood, Dennis Woodside, as COO. It has been rumored that after Google (Weibo) sold Motorola Mobile to Lenovo, Mr Said will leave the company.