After 13 years at the helm of video advertising company Eyeview, founder Oren Harnevo is stepping down as CEO.The company’s new chief executive is Rob Deichert, who was most recently COO at digital advertising company 33Across.

The company is also announcing two other new hires — Sean Simon as senior vice president of sales and Risa Crandell as vice president of sales.Harnevo, meanwhile, will remain on Eyeview’s board of directors.“It’s been a long and incredible ride for the last 13 years since I co-founded Eyeview, and I feel it’s time to let a new leader help propel Eyeview to its next chapter,” he said in a statement.

“2019 has been a great year for Eyeview.

With strong revenue growth, and seasoned additions to our leadership team, it’s the perfect time to bring on [ad] industry veterans like Rob, Sean and Risa to accelerate our business as I depart to work on my next venture while supporting Eyeview on the board of directors.”Deichert acknowledged that it can be challenging to step into the shoes of a company’s founder, but he said he consulted with Harnevo before taking the job.“I was just emailing with him today,” he added.

“He’s going to be a great partner going forward.”Rob DeichertDeichert also said he has a standard on-boarding process when he joins a new company, which involves holding 30-minute, one-on-one meetings with every single person.

(In this case, that means holding nearly 100 meetings.)And while Eyeview has been around for more than a decade, Deichert suggested that there’s still plenty of room for its “outcome-based video marketing” (its specialty is video ads that are personalized based on viewer data) to grow.In particular, he predicted that as direct-to-consumer brands are “maxing out on Facebook,” they’ll start turning back to traditional ad channels like television.

With Eyeview, they can do that without losing the measurement and customization of online video.