LucidLink Announces New People, Culture Organization Designed for “Work Anywhere”

LucidLink, a global leader in remote collaboration, has created a new People and Culture Organization designed for its remote and hybrid workforce. To lead this new organization, the company has appointed Marilyn Charlton as Vice President of People and Culture and Angelina Galabova as head of the company’s People and Culture team in Europe. Together, they will establish programs and resources that help employees, regardless of where they work,  have an inclusive experience and do the best work of their careers.

Marilyn Charlton

“When George Dochev and I founded LucidLink, we were intentional in our decision to treat exceptional people and a strong, positive company culture as a strategic advantage. We started with five people in five different time zones and kept expanding from there. With employee growth tripling over the course of the past year, it is a pivotal time to bring on People and Culture leaders who will ensure we continue to cultivate learning, belonging and growth,” said Peter Thompson, co-founder and CEO of LucidLink. “Our culture and core values are essential to our purpose and identity, so as we grow,  it’s important they are shared and celebrated by new professionals joining our team. Marilyn and Angelina bring a wealth of experience building top talent teams for value-led organizations like ours.”

Since launching in 2016, LucidLink founders purposely built the organization about people, not places. Today, the workforce includes remote and hybrid employees – just like the customers LucidLink serves. This design allows all LucidLink employees to understand and empathize with the problems its Filespaces technology solves and the innovation, access to top talent and efficiency it fosters. The company’s goal in creating a People and Culture function for a hybrid and remote workforce is to ensure a “work anywhere” focus drives employee experience rather than traditional human resources geared to the office or location-specific services.

Attracting and Retaining a Global Top Talent Workforce
Marilyn Charlton has more than 25 years of experience as a People and Culture leader. From working for early-stage companies, pre-IPO startups, and publicly traded global organizations, Marilyn is skilled at building People and Culture organizations that fit the business strategy. Her career includes working for Citrix Systems, Covad Communications, and Winstar Communications, to name a few. She has a Ph.D. in Human Development and MA in Organizational Development.

Angelina Galbova

“I’m honored to join the leadership team at LucidLink, which puts tremendous attention on the success of their employees and ensuring a diverse and inclusive culture,” says

Charlton. “I look forward to helping strengthen the culture by attracting best-in-class talent and creating a meaningful and positive experience for our people to grow, learn and deliver on our promises to customers and partners.”

Helping LucidLink be the #1 Choice for Careers in Europe
Galabova started her career in “blended” finance and human resource roles. It has shaped her perspective on delivering programs for human resources (HR) focused on serving the “human” with great employee experiences. From payroll to benefits to learning and development and well-being services, she works to create a work experience for all employees to thrive. Galabova has been in People and Culture leadership roles for the past ten years. Most recently, she was Smule’s HR Director; before that, she was with ScaleForce, Honeywell Aviaso, Fuze, and Vayant Travel Technologies. She has an MBA and holds a Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) Certificate.

“LucidLink’s focus on people versus place from its technology to its workstyles speaks to a culture that is authentic and committed to its purpose,” says Galbova, Head of People and Culture for LucidLink for Europe. “I’m excited to rewrite the rules with Marilyn on how a People and Culture organization can play an instrumental role in creating a vibrant employee experience at scale.”

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