
Brad Garlinghouse is the Chief Executive Officer of Ripple Labs. Brad has held the CEO seat since December 2016, and was previously Chief Executive Officer at Hightail.
Current company
Ripple Labs
Ripple Labs is a creator and a developer of the Ripple payment protocol and exchange network.
software industryHeadquartered in San FranciscoFounded 2012Private company
Source: WikidataBrad Garlinghouse joined Ripple Labs in April 2015 and has been CEO since December 2016. Before Ripple Labs, Brad was Chief Executive Officer at Hightail until September 2014.
Career
Sources: Brad Garlinghouse, Wikipedia
Education
University of KansasHarvard Business SchoolHarvard UniversitySource
18 decision makers at Ripple Labs in Unify, vice president level and above. Choose a function to see who leads it.
Top decision makers at Ripple Labs
Vice president level and above, most senior firstBrad Garlinghouse leads a leadership team of 10 published executives.
Most senior 5 of 10
| Name | Title | In seat since |
|---|---|---|
| Brad Garlinghouse | Chief Executive Officer | December 2016 |
| Monica Long | President | Not stated |
| Jon Bilich | Chief Financial Officer | Not stated |
| Stuart Alderoty | Chief Legal Officer | Not stated |
| Eric van Miltenburg | Senior Vice President, Strategic Initiatives | Not stated |
Sources: Ripple leadership page
Brad Garlinghouse is the Chief Executive Officer of Ripple Labs. Brad has held the CEO seat since December 2016, and was previously Chief Executive Officer at Hightail.
Brad Garlinghouse has been CEO of Ripple Labs since December 2016, according to Brad Garlinghouse, Wikipedia.
Brad Garlinghouse was Chief Executive Officer at Hightail until September 2014, according to Brad Garlinghouse, Wikipedia.
Brad Garlinghouse has been CEO of Ripple Labs for 9 years, since December 2016.
Monica Long (President), Jon Bilich (Chief Financial Officer), Stuart Alderoty (Chief Legal Officer), Eric van Miltenburg (Senior Vice President, Strategic Initiatives), and 5 more. Source: Ripple leadership page.
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