The techcrunch article suggests that she was picked for her international experience. It seems to me that if they wanted someone to help make things go smoothl

The techcrunch article suggests that she was picked for her international experience. It seems to me that if they wanted someone to help make things go smoothly abroad, they could've picked a somewhat less controversial and polarizing figure. On another note, given her former role in government as national security advisor, this might raise eyebrows regarding domestic spying and how that affects any privacy that Dropbox claims to provide. Then again, I have no doubt that they already considered these things, and chose her anyway. So maybe she is the right person for the job.