NEW YORK - Mimeo.com, the innovator of online managed content distribution and printing, has announced the appointment of Nicole Parent Haughey as Chief Operating Officer, a new role at the company.  As COO, Parent Haughey will drive key strategic initiatives across the company and ensure alignment of functional areas to support Mimeo's global growth.  She will oversee Finance, People, Legal and Corporate Services, and reports to Mimeo's CEO, John Delbridge.

"We are thrilled to have Nicole join the Mimeo team," said Delbridge.  "Nicole's strategic leadership and business acumen will benefit the company. She brings two decades of experience, at both start-ups and large corporations, where she learned how to leverage scale and compete globally. Nicole's agile, entrepreneurial and lean mindset, paired with her roll-up- the-sleeves attitude are a great fit with our culture."

"As a customer for many years, I am excited to work with John and the terrific team at Mimeo as we accelerate growth and innovate to create the best solutions for our customers," said Parent Haughey.

Mimeo recently expanded its global footprint to 30 partner operations in 26 countries, allowing marketers to print and distribute content in-region. Aligned with the recent release of Mimeo's latest eContent application, Mimeo Digital, customers are able to distribute content to their audiences in any print or digital format, anywhere on earth. "Nicole's strategic insight will be critical to the execution of this recent positioning for substantial growth," said Delbridge.

Parent Haughey has held a variety of senior leadership roles in manufacturing and finance.  She co-founded Vertical Research Partners, and served as Vice President of Corporate Strategy and Development at United Technologies, where she was responsible for strategy, mergers and acquisitions. She was also a Managing Director and Global Sector Head at Credit Suisse with responsibility for coordinating industrial research across the Americas, Europe and Asia.

Parent Haughey attended Harvard College where she studied Economics.  She currently serves as the Vice Chair of Harvard's Board of Overseers and previously served as the youngest and first female President of the Harvard Club of New York City.