Palo Alto, California, United States, December 2025 — Lorie Boyd has been appointed as Chief People Officer at Plume, where she will lead the company’s global people strategy to support workforce growth, organizational development, and long-term scalability.
In her new role, Boyd will oversee talent acquisition, employee experience, leadership development, learning programs, and diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, which remain central to Plume’s mission as it continues to expand its global footprint. Her appointment reflects Plume’s continued emphasis on building a people-first culture aligned with innovation, performance, and sustainable growth.
Boyd joins Plume following a highly impactful tenure as Chief People Officer at Turo, where she spent over six years leading people strategy for one of the world’s largest car-sharing marketplaces. During her time at Turo, she played a pivotal role in scaling the organization globally, strengthening leadership capability, and embedding a culture that supported rapid growth while maintaining employee engagement and operational discipline.
Prior to Turo, Boyd held senior people leadership roles across high-growth technology companies, including Vice President of People at Kahuna and Vice President of People at Womply, where she built and scaled people operations functions, led employer branding initiatives, and supported business expansion through robust talent frameworks.
Earlier in her career, she held leadership and senior roles across a diverse set of global and institutional organizations, including Zendesk, Deem, Inc., Salesforce, Oracle Corporation, PwC, and Stanford University. These experiences provided her with deep exposure to enterprise HR, recruiting at scale, organizational design, and leadership development across both public and private sector environments.
About Plume
Plume is the creator of the world’s first cloud-managed Wi-Fi and subscriber experience platform for Internet Service Providers. More than 450 ISPs globally, including Bell, Charter, Jio, Liberty Global, and others, rely on Plume’s SaaS platform to power secure, reliable, and personalized connectivity experiences across over half a billion devices.
Plume’s AI-driven platform transforms in-home data into actionable intelligence that enhances performance, security, and customer experience across homes, MDUs, and small businesses. With a strong global presence and a rapidly scaling workforce, Plume continues to invest in people leadership as a core driver of innovation and market differentiation.
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