S. Matthew Schultz is the Chief Executive Officer of CleanSpark. Matthew has held the CEO seat since August 2025.
Current company
CleanSpark
CleanSpark (Nasdaq: CLSK), is a market-leading data center developer with a proven track record of success. We own a portfolio of power, land, and data centers across the United States powered by globally competitive energy prices.
Technology, Information and InternetHeadquartered in HendersonFounded 1987Nasdaq: CLSK
Source: CleanSpark on LinkedInS. Matthew Schultz joined CleanSpark in January 2007 and has been CEO since August 2025.
Career
Sources: LinkedIn profile
Education
Lander Valley High SchoolWeber State UniversitySource
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Top decision makers at CleanSpark
Vice president level and above, most senior firstS. Matthew Schultz leads a leadership team of 12 published executives.
Most senior 5 of 12
| Name | Title | In seat since |
|---|---|---|
| S. Matthew Schultz | Chief Executive Officer & Chairman | August 2025 |
| Gary A. Vecchiarelli | President & Chief Financial Officer | Not stated |
| Taylor Monnig | Chief Operating Officer & Chief Technology Officer | Not stated |
| Leighton Koehler | General Counsel | Not stated |
| Scott Garrison | Chief Development Officer & Executive Vice President | Not stated |
Sources: CleanSpark leadership team page
S. Matthew Schultz is the Chief Executive Officer of CleanSpark. Matthew has held the CEO seat since August 2025.
S. Matthew Schultz has been CEO of CleanSpark since August 2025, according to LinkedIn profile.
S. Matthew Schultz has been CEO of CleanSpark for 1 year, since August 2025.
Gary A. Vecchiarelli (President & Chief Financial Officer), Taylor Monnig (Chief Operating Officer & Chief Technology Officer), Leighton Koehler (General Counsel), Scott Garrison (Chief Development Officer & Executive Vice President), and 7 more. Source: CleanSpark leadership team page.
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