Dollar Shave Club, an e-commerce brand that offers personal care products as well as digital content, is expanding its team -- and has new leadership. 

• Alan Wizemann, previously of Target, is the company's new Chief Digital Officer.


• Danny Miles, formerly of Nike, is the new Chief Technology Officer,


• Gloria Synn, formerly of Nordstrom, is the Vice President of Member Strategy.


• David Kujda, formerly of HomeAway, is the Vice President of Experience Design.

Dollar Shave Club is a lifestyle brand offering grooming content and products. 

Dollar Shave Club's digital platforms enable seamless communication between the brand and its millions of members to personalize interaction and offerings, and obtain feedback for product development.

These key hires will further fuel its growth, says Michael Dubin, founder and CEO. "These hires join our leadership team at an exciting time and we believe they will be strategic drivers of DSC's continuing success."

DSC's staff has grown by more than 25% over the past year. The company has expanded its existing space into a new 50k sq.ft office in Marina del Rey, CA where more than three hundred DSC team members enjoy a variety of collaborative working spaces, dedicated education and development programs, an on-site barista and more.

More About the New Team

Wizemann was responsible for the launch and subsequent success of its Cartwheel application for Target.com. In his new role, he will build out the consumer-facing digital ecosystem and experience - weaving together content and commerce in unique ways to drive both brand and business.

Miles joined the team in 2017 and since his hire, has scaled DSC's engineering team to over seventy five engineers and data scientists, built an Enterprise Information Systems team, rolled out an agile practice and prepared the platforms for global expansion.

"It's great to be part of a brand where everything we do is centered around the needs of the Member," said Danny Miles, Chief Technology Officer, Dollar Shave Club. "As technologists, we're going to deliver the capabilities that connect our members to the most personally relevant DSC experiences for them, and enable our business to continuously learn and evolve with those members' needs."

Synn brings more than fifteen years of experience in the retail, e-commerce and technology space. In her new role, she is responsible for developing multi-channel communication strategies for DSC members, powered by data-driven insights to maximize relevance in each interaction.

Kujda will focus on significantly enhancing the user experience and design for members. He will be responsible for growing the design practice and developing design strategies that inspire and scale.

Photos above: Top row: Alan Wizemann, Gloria Synn Bottom row: Danny Miles, David Kujda