NEW YORK – Datavations.ai, a leader in innovative analytics solutions, is proud to announce the appointment of Jay Steinfeld as its new Chairman of the Board. A proven entrepreneur and visionary, Steinfeld brings decades of expertise in scaling technology-enabled businesses, most notably transforming Blinds.com into the world’s #1 online blinds retailer.

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As the founder and CEO of Blinds.com, Jay Steinfeld pioneered the direct-to-consumer model in the home goods space, blending technology with customer-centric solutions. Under his leadership, the company achieved unparalleled growth, culminating in its acquisition by The Home Depot in 2014. Following the acquisition, Steinfeld continued to guide the company, fostering innovation and operational excellence within the larger organization.

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“Jay’s extensive experience in building and scaling tech-enabled companies is invaluable as Datavations continues to expand its market presence and revolutionize the way the broader building materials market leverages data,” said Philip Odelfelt, CEO/Founder, of Datavations. “His proven track record of success and leadership in technology within our ecosystem aligns perfectly with our mission to empower manufacturers through transformative data solutions.”

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As Chairman, Steinfeld will play a strategic role in guiding Datavations’ vision, fostering innovation, and driving sustainable growth. “I am thrilled to join Datavations at such a pivotal time in its journey,” said Steinfeld. “The company’s cutting-edge approach to data-driven decision-making has the potential to reshape the industry, and I look forward to contributing to its continued success.”

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For media inquiries, please contact: press@datavations.ai

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About Datavations.ai

Datavations.ai is a leading provider of advanced data solutions designed to empower organizations to unlock actionable insights and drive growth. With a data-driven approach to driving revenue growth and margin expansion for its customers, Datavations.ai partners with home improvement and building materials businesses to transform data into a strategic asset in optimizing key operational workflows, such as assortment, price, and inventory optimization. 

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