Earnin
Executives
9Board of Directors
4Earnin Board of Directors
4 Board of directors
Earnin has 4 board of directors, including Alastair Rampell.
Name | Firm | Work History | Other Seats |
|---|---|---|---|
Alastair Rampell | Experience starting and building profitable consumer and B2B products and companies. Now on the investing side. Previously: Investor/advisor in numerous internet startups including Pinterest, CardSpring (acquired by Twitter), myVR, Hunch (acquired by eBay), Xapo, BillShrink/Truaxis (acquired by MasterCard), LookFlow (acquired by Yahoo), OrderAhead, Lefora (acquired by CrowdGather), MangoHealth, Bloomreach, Datalot, World Golf Tour, SiftScience, Wooga, UpNest, Twice, Zong (acquired by eBay), Sweet Labs (formerly known as OpenCandy), Restaurant.com, Guidebook, friend.ly (acquired by Facebook), AngelPad, etc. Currently (at a16z): Investor/board at Branch.co, Cross River Bank, Quantopian, PeerStreet, OpenInvest, Propel, Transferwise, OpenDoor, FlyHomes, Loft, Descript, HealthIQ, Point, Propel, EarnIn | Earnin | |
Dana Stalder | Dana Stalder is a Silicon Valley based general partner at Matrix Partners, where he invests in early stage software and fintech companies. Dana’s experience cuts across multiple disciplines including sales, marketing, finance, technology and product management at companies such as eBay, Netscape, PayPal and Respond.com. He has managed nimble ventures as well as 2,500-person teams. Dana joined Matrix in 2008 from PayPal, where he was a senior vice president and managed all business operations, including product, sales, marketing and technology. | Earnin | |
David Daniel | Earnin | ||
Jamie Montgomery | Jamie Montgomery is the Founder and Managing Partner of March Capital. Since its inception in 2014, March Capital has emerged as one of the leading private technology investment firms in N. America. Jamie's strategy is to invest in disruptive technologies and business models addressing major market opportunities and societal needs. He will typically enter in the Series A, B or C round and, over time, build larger positions. His investments at March Capital include CrowdStrike (NASDAQ: CRWD), ASAPP, Descartes Labs, Forter, Earnin, Generate Biomedicines, KnowBe4 (NASDAQ: KNBE), ThoughtSpot, and Tessian. March Capital is backed by a select group of family offices and institutions from around the world. The core hypothesis is that returns are coming from private investments in the innovation economy. Jamie believes there is no better sector to focus on than disruptive next-generation software companies. With this simple and clear strategy, Jamie and March Capital have delivered outsized returns in March Capital I and March Capital II for their investors. Jamie started March Capital in 2014 after the culmination of a career advising, financing and mentoring entrepreneurs at the Investment Bank he founded—Montgomery & Co. At Montgomery & Co, he advised over 500 companies, financed over 200 companies and took approximately 40 companies public. Jamie will host the 19th Annual Montgomery Summit on May 24-25 2022. Jamie has provided leadership to a series of philanthropic causes. He is currently Chair of The Campaign for St. Matthews and Vice-Chair of The Campaign for UCSD. He has served in voluntary leadership and board positions at UC San Diego, Claremont McKenna, Chapman University, Stanford University, Brentwood School, Westmark School, Boy Scouts of America, California Science Center and a range of other not-for-profit organizations. | Earnin |
Name | Alastair Rampell | Dana Stalder | David Daniel | Jamie Montgomery |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Firm | ||||
Work History | Experience starting and building profitable consumer and B2B products and companies. Now on the investing side. Previously: Investor/advisor in numerous internet startups including Pinterest, CardSpring (acquired by Twitter), myVR, Hunch (acquired by eBay), Xapo, BillShrink/Truaxis (acquired by MasterCard), LookFlow (acquired by Yahoo), OrderAhead, Lefora (acquired by CrowdGather), MangoHealth, Bloomreach, Datalot, World Golf Tour, SiftScience, Wooga, UpNest, Twice, Zong (acquired by eBay), Sweet Labs (formerly known as OpenCandy), Restaurant.com, Guidebook, friend.ly (acquired by Facebook), AngelPad, etc. Currently (at a16z): Investor/board at Branch.co, Cross River Bank, Quantopian, PeerStreet, OpenInvest, Propel, Transferwise, OpenDoor, FlyHomes, Loft, Descript, HealthIQ, Point, Propel, EarnIn | Dana Stalder is a Silicon Valley based general partner at Matrix Partners, where he invests in early stage software and fintech companies. Dana’s experience cuts across multiple disciplines including sales, marketing, finance, technology and product management at companies such as eBay, Netscape, PayPal and Respond.com. He has managed nimble ventures as well as 2,500-person teams. Dana joined Matrix in 2008 from PayPal, where he was a senior vice president and managed all business operations, including product, sales, marketing and technology. | Jamie Montgomery is the Founder and Managing Partner of March Capital. Since its inception in 2014, March Capital has emerged as one of the leading private technology investment firms in N. America. Jamie's strategy is to invest in disruptive technologies and business models addressing major market opportunities and societal needs. He will typically enter in the Series A, B or C round and, over time, build larger positions. His investments at March Capital include CrowdStrike (NASDAQ: CRWD), ASAPP, Descartes Labs, Forter, Earnin, Generate Biomedicines, KnowBe4 (NASDAQ: KNBE), ThoughtSpot, and Tessian. March Capital is backed by a select group of family offices and institutions from around the world. The core hypothesis is that returns are coming from private investments in the innovation economy. Jamie believes there is no better sector to focus on than disruptive next-generation software companies. With this simple and clear strategy, Jamie and March Capital have delivered outsized returns in March Capital I and March Capital II for their investors. Jamie started March Capital in 2014 after the culmination of a career advising, financing and mentoring entrepreneurs at the Investment Bank he founded—Montgomery & Co. At Montgomery & Co, he advised over 500 companies, financed over 200 companies and took approximately 40 companies public. Jamie will host the 19th Annual Montgomery Summit on May 24-25 2022. Jamie has provided leadership to a series of philanthropic causes. He is currently Chair of The Campaign for St. Matthews and Vice-Chair of The Campaign for UCSD. He has served in voluntary leadership and board positions at UC San Diego, Claremont McKenna, Chapman University, Stanford University, Brentwood School, Westmark School, Boy Scouts of America, California Science Center and a range of other not-for-profit organizations. | |
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Earnin Management Team
9 Team Members
Earnin has 9 executives. Earnin's current Founder, Chief Executive Officer is Ram Palaniappan.
Name | Work History | Title | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
Ram Palaniappan | RushCard, and Procter & Gamble | Founder, Chief Executive Officer | Current |
Sean Delehanty | Symantec, Silver Lake, and Lehman Brothers | Chief Executive Officer | Current |
Ofer Shaked | Chief Technology Officer | Current | |
Brittanie Williams | Uber, and WorldlyInvestor.com | Chief Marketing Officer | Current |
Sangeetha Raghunathan | Indiegogo, Allstate Capital, SquareTrade, Walt Disney Enterprises, Visa, Farella Braun & Martel, and U.S. Government Accountability Office | Chief Compliance Officer | Current |
Name | Ram Palaniappan | Sean Delehanty | Ofer Shaked | Brittanie Williams | Sangeetha Raghunathan |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Work History | RushCard, and Procter & Gamble | Symantec, Silver Lake, and Lehman Brothers | Uber, and WorldlyInvestor.com | Indiegogo, Allstate Capital, SquareTrade, Walt Disney Enterprises, Visa, Farella Braun & Martel, and U.S. Government Accountability Office | |
Title | Founder, Chief Executive Officer | Chief Executive Officer | Chief Technology Officer | Chief Marketing Officer | Chief Compliance Officer |
Status | Current | Current | Current | Current | Current |
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