Heads of Finance at funded Software Development startups
Adamlead has 8 Heads of Finance at Software Development startups with a known funding date. Companies with the most on file include Euclid, Sequence (acquired by Intuit), Gimlet Labs. Preview a sample below, or sign up to reveal contact details across the segment.
- Top industry
- Software Development
- Seniority
- Director
- Top location
- San Francisco, United States
- Employer size
- 51-200
Software Development 8
Director 8
San Francisco, United States 3 · Menlo Park, United States 1
51-200 5 · 11-50 3
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| Name | Title | Company | |
|---|---|---|---|
Ben Zepfel | Head of Finance & Strategy |  Euclid | – |
CEO Office | Head of Finance / Expert in Residence [XIR] |  Sequence (acquired by Intuit) | c***@sequencehq.comUnverified |
 Dan Haarmann | Head of Finance |  Gimlet Labs | d***@gimletlabs.aiVerified |
 Kevin Qi | Head of Finance |  Daytona | k***@daytona.ioVerified |
 Nathan Rourke | Head of Finance |  Goodfire | n***@goodfire.aiVerified |
Selina Guo | Head of Finance |  Anrok | s***@anrok.comUnverified |
 Stephen Hedlund | Head of Finance |  Rillet | s***@rillet.comVerified |
Vikram Rao | Head of Finance |  Normal | – |
How to approach Heads of Finance at a funded startup
- What they own
- Day-to-day finance at startups that aren't big enough for a CFO: accounting, the monthly close, payroll, and board reporting.
- What they evaluate after a round
- Accounting and spend-management tools, outsourced bookkeeping or tax help, and the reporting investors ask for after a round.
- How to open the conversation
- Keep it practical: time saved on the close, cleaner reporting, and fewer surprises in the runway model.
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How many Heads of Finance in Software Development are on Adamlead?
We have 8 Heads of Finance at funded Software Development startups on file.
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