Jeff Cozzaglio

SVP, Sales Dashlane

Last Reviewed: September 27, 2026

Executive Summary

Jeff Cozzaglio is Senior Vice President of Sales at Dashlane, the credential security and password management company, and a member of its executive leadership team. He joined Dashlane as VP of Sales in 2023 after 18 years at LogMeIn, where he was VP of Sales for the company and later for its LastPass division. That history makes him an unusually direct hire: LastPass is one of Dashlane’s most prominent competitors, and at LastPass he was instrumental in growing the business from $50 million to over $200 million in annual revenue in five years.

Career Highlights

• SVP, Sales at Dashlane, listed on the company’s executive leadership page.
• Joined Dashlane as VP of Sales, announced in September 2023 as part of an expansion of its senior leadership team.
• Spent a total of 18 years at LogMeIn, serving as VP of Sales for LogMeIn and later for its LastPass division.
• Instrumental in growing LastPass from $50 million to over $200 million annually in five years.
• Led the build-out of an MSP channel for LastPass.
• Holds a B.A. in Marketing from Assumption University in Worcester, Massachusetts.

Professional Journey

Cozzaglio grew up in Massachusetts and graduated from Assumption University in Worcester with a B.A. in Marketing. He spent 18 years at LogMeIn, the remote access and identity software company, where he became VP of Sales and later held the same role for its LastPass password management division. Dashlane credits him with being instrumental in growing LastPass from $50 million to over $200 million a year in five years. His teams spanned new business, account management, business development and renewals, and he took the lead in building out an MSP channel for LastPass, selling through managed service providers rather than only directly.

In September 2023 Dashlane announced him as VP of Sales, one of several senior hires the company made as it concentrated on serving businesses of all sizes. On joining he said he wanted to focus Dashlane’s efforts on the customer groups where it could excel, while finding new opportunities for growth through closer collaboration between teams. Dashlane describes his approach as client-first, finding pockets of sales growth through internal partnerships with sales operations, marketing and product teams.

He is now listed as SVP, Sales on Dashlane’s executive leadership page, alongside chief executive John Bennett. Dashlane says more than 25,000 brands worldwide use its products, and it positions its Omnix platform as unifying credential protection and password management for business security teams.

He lives north of Boston.

Education

Assumption University

B.A., Marketing