Stash will soon have a new CEO.
On Thursday, the investing and banking app provider announced that independent board member Liza Landsman would take over as chief executive Feb. 6. Most recently, she served as general partner at the venture capital firm NEA. Previously, she was president of Jet.com from its launch through to its acquisition by Walmart, and has held positions at Citigroup, BlackRock and E-Trade.
Co-founder and former CEO Brandon Krieg will shift to a new role, head of business development, and incubate Stash's new business-to-business unit, which will focus on employers. Co-founder and president Ed Robinson will retain his position and title.
Landsman's "experience and knowledge of consumer products, e-commerce and fintech is ideally suited to the opportunities ahead," Krieg said in a press release.
In a blog post elaborating on the move, Krieg added: "She has seen a company hyperscale; she's operated in consumer and financial services successfully. Liza is what Stash needs now and into the future."
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