Author
Editor-At-Large
Tenable hires former HP attorney as legal chief
Michelle VonderHaar was previously deputy general counsel and assistant secretary at HP
Cyber-security company Tenable has recruited Michelle VonderHaar as its chief legal officer and general counsel.
VonderHaar most recently was senior vice president, deputy general counsel and assistant secretary at HP. In that role, she was involved in reshaping the company’s commercial global legal affairs team, expanding it from a three-region model to nine geographic markets, according to Tenable.
Before joining HP in 2018, VonderHaar was senior vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary at Veritas Technologies. She has also previously held various legal positions in Symantec Corporation. Her earlier private practice experience includes working at O’Melveny & Myers. VonderHaar’s legal experience includes governance, compliance, M&A, corporate financing, litigation, global trade and other matters.
Amit Yoran, CEO of Tenable, says in a statement: ‘With her keen business insights and legal acumen, Michelle has an impressive record of enabling technology innovation and international expansion. Her background and expertise are invaluable to the organization and we’re excited to have her.’
Appointments
NYSE-listed Everest Re Group has recruited Ricardo Anzaldua to become executive vice president and group general counsel, effective June 12. He will...Read more
Stephen Allen, senior vice president, general counsel and assistant secretary with ONEOK, will retire in mid-August 2023 having spent more than 17...Read more
NYSE-listed Albertsons Companies has recruited Tom Moriarty to become executive vice president and general counsel, effective June 5. He will report...Read more
Susan Helfrick, general counsel and corporate secretary of Chewy, has notified the company of her decision to retire from her position, effective...Read more
